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Open Fencing Bids by State

5 open public fencing bid notices in 4 states. Updated Nov 14, 2026. Pick a state or see the full list below.

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Florida1 open · next due Nov 20
Georgia2 open · next due Nov 19
Oregon1 open · next due Nov 19
Washington1 open · next due Dec 3

All open fencing bids

BidStateAgencyTypeDueSet-asideSource
ESB I5 Albany ROW FencingSolicitation S-73000-00018261 · Albany, OR · NAICS 238990Oregon Department of Transportation — 7304225 - Region 2Solicitation Nov 19, 2026, 4:00 PMOregon COBID Emerging Small Business (ESB) certification required to bid (per OregonBuys bulletin) Official posting
ITB 27-805 District Wide On-Demand Fencing ServicesSolicitation PE-64410-NONST-2027-000000156 · GA · NAICS 238990Georgia Dekalb County Board Of EducationSolicitation Nov 19, 2026, 1:00 PMNone Official posting
West Matheson Hammock Park - Wood Rail and Picket FenceSolicitation MCC 7360 RPQ No 2026MHWPF · Miami, FL · NAICS 238990Florida Miami-Dade County (Strategic Procurement / issuing dept)Solicitation Nov 20, 2026, 1:00 PMMiami-Dade MCC 7360 (Miscellaneous Construction Contracts) program RPQ: bidding is generally limited to contractors prequalified in the MCC 7360 pool; Miami-Dade license/technical certification required. Verify on solicitation. Official posting
Salmon Creek Treatment Plant Entrance Gate Replacements (Project 93-2026-0013)Solicitation 93-2026-0013 · Vancouver, WA · NAICS 238990Washington Clark Regional Wastewater District / Discovery Clean Water AllianceSolicitation Dec 3, 2026, 12:00 PMNone Official posting
BL153-26 Purchase and Installation of Fence on an Annual ContractSolicitation PE-77023-NONST-2027-000000808 · GA · NAICS 238990Georgia Gwinnett County GovernmentSolicitation Dec 15, 2026, 7:00 AMNone Official posting

Only notices with a due date after Nov 14, 2026 are listed. Source: SAM.gov public notices, re-checked Nov 14, 2026.

How to bid on these fencing 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. Bids from state, county or city sites link to that agency’s own portal; follow its registration and submission rules.
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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