Government agriculture, forestry & fishing contracts in New York

Open federal agriculture, forestry & fishing contracts in New York for small businesses, in plain English: who can bid, when they're due and what to submit. Updated every morning from SAM.gov.

1Open for bids
0Due within 7 days
1Coming soon

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2 jobs
  1. NOV3017 days
    Mechanical Treatments of Prescribed Burn Units and Fuel Breaks
    Upton, New York · Department of Energy
    Small businesses onlyAgriculture, forestry & fishing
  2. AUG221013 days
    Forest Improvement Herbicide- Fort Drum
    Fort Drum, New York · Department of the Army
    Coming soonSmall businesses onlyAgriculture, forestry & fishing

Agriculture, forestry & fishing contracts in New York at a glance

Who can bid

  • Small businesses only2

Agencies buying most

  • Department of Energy1
  • Department of Defense1

Timing

  • Open for bids1
  • Due within 7 days0
  • Typical time to respond26 days

Counted from today's open notices on SAM.gov, updated every morning.

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Questions

How many agriculture, forestry and fishing contracts in New York are open right now?

1 are open for bids today, and 1 are coming soon. 0 close within the next 7 days.

Can a small business bid on them?

2 of the 2 are set aside for small businesses or a certified group (such as women-owned, veteran-owned or HUBZone), so only those firms can bid. The rest are open to anyone.

Which agencies post the most?

Right now: Department of Energy (1), Department of Defense (1).

How long do I have to respond?

Half of the open notices give 26 days or less between posting and the deadline, so check new notices daily.

Can someone prepare the bid for me?

Yes. Seal the Bid prepares the full bid package for a flat fee from $495: forms, pricing sheet and compliance check. You set the price, sign and submit, and you pay for your first bid only if you submit it.