Open Government Bids by Trade and State

265 open public bid notices for contractors: HVAC, roofing, plumbing, janitorial, grounds, construction and more. Updated Nov 14, 2026. Every bid links to its official posting.

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Electrical15 open in 9 states

Environmental & Remediation12 open in 11 states

Facilities Maintenance2 open in 2 states

Fencing5 open in 4 states

Flooring1 open in 1 state

General Construction41 open in 15 states

HVAC30 open in 12 states

HVAC & Plumbing9 open in 8 states

Heavy Civil79 open in 12 states

Janitorial15 open in 12 states

Landscaping & Grounds6 open in 3 states

Paving8 open in 6 states

Paving & Concrete20 open in 6 states

Plumbing10 open in 7 states

Roofing9 open in 7 states

Sanitation2 open in 2 states

Site Work1 open in 1 state

Browse by state

Alaska: General Construction (1) · Heavy Civil (1) · Janitorial (1)

Arizona: HVAC (1) · Site Work (1)

California: Electrical (1) · Environmental & Remediation (1) · General Construction (3) · HVAC (1) · HVAC & Plumbing (2) · Heavy Civil (1) · Sanitation (1)

Colorado: HVAC (1) · Janitorial (1) · Paving (3) · Roofing (1)

Connecticut: Heavy Civil (1)

Florida: Electrical (1) · Fencing (1) · General Construction (3) · Janitorial (1) · Paving & Concrete (5) · Plumbing (1)

Georgia: Electrical (3) · Fencing (2) · General Construction (1) · HVAC (8) · Janitorial (2) · Landscaping & Grounds (4) · Paving & Concrete (1) · Roofing (2)

Idaho: Electrical (1) · Heavy Civil (1) · Roofing (1)

Illinois: HVAC & Plumbing (1) · Heavy Civil (1)

Iowa: Facilities Maintenance (1)

Kentucky: Roofing (1)

Louisiana: HVAC (1) · Heavy Civil (66)

Maryland: Environmental & Remediation (1)

Massachusetts: Electrical (1)

Minnesota: Janitorial (1)

Mississippi: Flooring (1)

Missouri: Environmental & Remediation (1)

Montana: HVAC & Plumbing (1) · Paving (1)

New Jersey: Electrical (1) · General Construction (1) · Janitorial (1) · Paving (1) · Roofing (1)

New Mexico: Paving (1) · Roofing (1)

New York: Environmental & Remediation (1) · General Construction (2) · HVAC (2) · Paving (1) · Plumbing (1)

North Carolina: Environmental & Remediation (1) · Facilities Maintenance (1) · General Construction (3) · Heavy Civil (1)

North Dakota: General Construction (1)

Ohio: Environmental & Remediation (1) · Janitorial (1)

Oklahoma: General Construction (1) · HVAC (2)

Oregon: Electrical (3) · Environmental & Remediation (1) · Fencing (1) · General Construction (6) · HVAC (4) · Janitorial (1) · Landscaping & Grounds (1) · Paving & Concrete (4) · Plumbing (4) · Sanitation (1)

Pennsylvania: Environmental & Remediation (1) · HVAC (1) · HVAC & Plumbing (1) · Heavy Civil (1) · Paving (1)

Puerto Rico: HVAC & Plumbing (1)

Rhode Island: HVAC & Plumbing (1)

South Carolina: General Construction (1) · HVAC (1)

South Dakota: Environmental & Remediation (1)

Tennessee: General Construction (7) · Plumbing (1) · Roofing (2)

Texas: Electrical (1) · Environmental & Remediation (1) · General Construction (1) · HVAC (4) · HVAC & Plumbing (1) · Heavy Civil (1) · Landscaping & Grounds (1) · Paving & Concrete (1) · Plumbing (1)

Utah: HVAC & Plumbing (1) · Janitorial (1)

Vermont: Plumbing (1)

Virginia: General Construction (2) · Heavy Civil (2) · Janitorial (3) · Paving & Concrete (2)

Washington: Electrical (3) · Environmental & Remediation (2) · Fencing (1) · General Construction (8) · HVAC (4) · Heavy Civil (2) · Janitorial (1) · Paving & Concrete (7) · Plumbing (1)

West Virginia: Janitorial (1)

Wyoming: Heavy Civil (1)

How to bid on these government contracting jobs

1. Register firstFederal bids require an active SAM.gov registration (free) with a Unique Entity ID. Registration can take several weeks, so start before you need it.

2. Check the notice typeA Solicitation or Combined Synopsis/Solicitation is open for offers. A Presolicitation means one is coming. A Sources Sought is market research: you reply with your capabilities, not a price.

3. Check eligibilityIf a set-aside is listed (for example Total Small Business, 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB or WOSB), only firms with that status can bid. Check the NAICS size standard too.

4. Read every documentOpen the official posting, download the attachments and amendments, and note any site visit or pre-bid meeting, bonding or insurance requirements. Larger federal construction jobs usually require bid, performance and payment bonds.

5. Submit on timeSubmit exactly the way the notice says (email, portal, or paper) before the deadline shown on the posting. Late offers are usually rejected.

Deadlines on this page are copied from the official notice at the time of the last update. Agencies amend notices, so always confirm on the posting. Need help getting ready? See the free government contracting checklist.

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