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4,479 open bids

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Federal bids
AgencyPostedStatus
Departmental OfficesOct 7, 2026Open
Agricultural Research ServiceNov 5, 2026Open
National Institutes of HealthOct 28, 2026Open
Export-Import Bank of the USOct 21, 2026Open
US Coast GuardOct 28, 2026Open
Department of the ArmyOct 26, 2026Open
Department of the Air ForceOct 21, 2026Open
US Special Operations Command (USSOCOM)Nov 3, 2026Open
Federal Prison System / Bureau of PrisonsNov 3, 2026Open
Federal Prison System / Bureau of PrisonsNov 3, 2026Open
Department of EnergyNov 4, 2026Open
Federal Prison System / Bureau of PrisonsNov 3, 2026Open
Department of Veterans AffairsOct 29, 2026Open
Departmental OfficesOct 29, 2026Open
Forest ServiceOct 8, 2026Open
Offices, Boards and DivisionsOct 21, 2026Open
Department of Veterans AffairsOct 23, 2026Open
Defense Logistics AgencyOct 30, 2026Open
Departmental OfficesOct 29, 2026Open
US Coast GuardOct 28, 2026Open
Department of Veterans AffairsOct 21, 2026Open
Department of Veterans AffairsOct 8, 2026Open
Department of the ArmyNov 4, 2026Open
Department of the ArmyOct 29, 2026Open
US Census BureauOct 26, 2026Open

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Questions

What are federal bids?

Federal bids are contract opportunities that U.S. federal agencies publish on SAM.gov: solicitations (requests for proposals or quotes, invitations for bid), combined synopsis/solicitations, presolicitations, sources sought notices and award notices.

How often is this list updated?

Every day, from SAM.gov’s public data extract. Each bid links to its official SAM.gov notice, where the documents and the latest amendments are.

Who can bid on a federal contract?

A business registered in SAM.gov (with a Unique Entity ID) that meets the notice’s requirements. Set-aside bids are limited to eligible small businesses, for example 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB or WOSB firms.

How do I find bids for my business?

Filter by your NAICS code (the industry code in the notice), a PSC code (the product or service), your state and the set-asides you qualify for. Not sure of your NAICS code? Use the free NAICS Code Finder.

Source: SAM.gov Contract Opportunities (U.S. General Services Administration), public daily data; U.S. government data is not copyrighted. PublicBeam is independent and not affiliated with SAM.gov or any agency. Always check the official notice before you bid.