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- NOV2411 daysMud Mountain Dam Sewage Lagoon RepairWashington · Department of the Army
- DUE–TBDBonneville Powerhouse II Unwatering Pump ReplacementNorth Bonneville, Washington · Department of the Army
- NOV174 daysNRM-CON-663A4-27-001 Under Dispenser Containment (UDC) and sump installation at VAMC American LakeTacoma, Washington · Department of Veterans Affairs
- DEC320 daysWA ERFO NPS OLYM 2022-1(3), OLYMPIC NPS ERFO REPAIRS 2022 Road 107 MP 0.3 TO 0.5 & MP 0.8Forks, Washington · Federal Highway Administration
- DUE–TBDWA ERFO FS MTBKR605 2020-1(2), Forest Road 7810 MP 0.1 RepairEnumclaw, Washington · Federal Highway Administration
- NOV3017 daysKelly Pierson OSSShelton, Washington · Indian Health Service
- NOV5723 daysFY26 Willapa Harbor Maintenance DredgingWashington · Department of the Army
Roads, utilities & civil work contracts in Washington at a glance
Who can bid
- Small businesses only4
- Open to anyone2
- Service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses only1
Agencies buying most
- Department of Defense3
- Department of Transportation2
- Department of Veterans Affairs1
- Department of Health and Human Services1
Timing
- Open for bids4
- Due within 7 days1
- Typical time to respond30 days
Counted from today's open notices on SAM.gov, updated every morning.
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Questions
How many roads, utilities and civil work contracts in Washington are open right now?
4 are open for bids today, and 3 are coming soon. 1 close within the next 7 days.
Can a small business bid on them?
5 of the 7 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 Defense (3), Department of Transportation (2), Department of Veterans Affairs (1).
How long do I have to respond?
Half of the open notices give 30 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.