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Every open federal construction & facilities bid near your ZIP code.

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376 open for bids · 294 early notices · SAM.gov data through Oct 25

Skip map Alabama: 8 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Alaska: 12 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Arizona: 7 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Colorado: 18 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Florida: 15 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Georgia: 11 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Indiana: 3 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Kansas: 6 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Maine: 3 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Massachusetts: 4 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Minnesota: 2 open notices (open for bids and early notices) New Jersey: 10 open notices (open for bids and early notices) North Carolina: 15 open notices (open for bids and early notices) North Dakota: 3 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Oklahoma: 13 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Pennsylvania: 16 open notices (open for bids and early notices) South Dakota: 5 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Texas: 38 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Wyoming: 9 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Connecticut: 4 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Missouri: 13 open notices (open for bids and early notices) West Virginia: 4 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Illinois: 19 open notices (open for bids and early notices) New Mexico: 7 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Arkansas: 11 open notices (open for bids and early notices) California: 37 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Delaware: 6 open notices (open for bids and early notices) District of Columbia: 10 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Hawaii: 6 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Iowa: 3 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Kentucky: 4 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Maryland: 6 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Michigan: 3 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Mississippi: 9 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Montana: 5 open notices (open for bids and early notices) New Hampshire: 3 open notices (open for bids and early notices) New York: 23 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Ohio: 10 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Oregon: 13 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Tennessee: 6 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Utah: 10 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Virginia: 12 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Washington: 27 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Wisconsin: 5 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Nebraska: 3 open notices (open for bids and early notices) South Carolina: 7 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Idaho: 15 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Nevada: 6 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Vermont: 1 open notice (open for bids and early notices) Louisiana: 9 open notices (open for bids and early notices) Rhode Island: 2 open notices (open for bids and early notices)
Open notices per state (open for bids + early notices):
  • None
  • 1
  • 2–4
  • 5–9
  • 10+
Boundaries: U.S. Census Bureau; military land: DoD (MIRTA); Natural Earth

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  1. Type your ZIP Or a base or city, or use your location. Pick your trade if you like.
  2. See open bids on the map Every open federal construction and facilities bid near you, with distance and days left.
  3. Check what the buyer paid before The office's typical price, how many usually bid and who usually wins. Free.

What did they pay before?

Price history for every base, VA center and contracting office: the typical award, who won, and how many companies bid.

Example · HVAC & Plumbing, nationwide

Typical award (median)

$33,613

Typical number of bids
3
Won by small businesses
85%
Priced awards
14,936
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Where the numbers come from

Open bids: SAM.gov, the government's official site for contract opportunities, every construction and facilities notice (all trades), updated weekly (data through Oct 25, 2026). Prices and winners: USAspending.gov, the official public record of federal spending, for six trades (NAICS 236220, 238210, 238220, 237990, 561210, 561720), refreshed monthly. Data as of Oct 21, 2026.

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