Questions tagged state-portal

My company is a nurse staffing agency with hospital clients, and we've been working as a sub on a VA contract for a year now. I just opened an RFP...

I've been running a saved search on SAM.gov for landscaping services under NAICS 561730 and I also have an account on my local city's procurement...

The due date stated in the amendment is the official due date, and your bid should be submitted by the new deadline. The county's procurement code...

A pinned thread for each state's procurement portal would be a good resource for members, as state and local procurement processes vary significantly...

BidNet Direct's free tier usually provides only the basic details of a solicitation, such as the title, issuing agency, and sometimes the due date,...

Yes, a county can legally charge for access to public bid documents; however, you should always check the county's procurement code for specific...

Your state's procurement portal will have a master list of statewide term contracts and cooperative purchasing agreements that you should check...

NASPO ValuePoint is a cooperative purchasing program that state and local governments use to buy goods and services. A small firm can realistically...

Yes, you absolutely need to register in each state's system separately. Tom is right about that; there is no central system like SAM.gov for state...

Jordan, you are right to look for a specific portal because the city procurement code requires the purchasing department to post all solicitations to...