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County government bids and contracts
Search county government bids — public works, facilities, IT, janitorial and more. Combined with city, state and federal coverage. Alerts and AI tools, $39/mo.
- County public-works, facilities and professional-services solicitations
- High-volume examples: Cook County and other covered counties
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County of San Mateo / Technology Services
Redwood City, California
ACRE IT Contingency Staffing Services
County of San Mateo / Office of Assessor-County Clerk- Recorder & Chief Elections Officer
Redwood City, California
Pet Insurance Rebid (No-Cost to Agency) with Public Benefit Contribution
County of Sacramento / Animal Care Services
Sacramento, California
Tomoka Farms Road Landfill (TFRL) Leachate Evaporation System Demonstration Project
County of Volusia / Solid Waste
DeLand, Florida
Lease, Operation, and Management of Robert Strickland Shooting Range
County of Volusia / Community Services
DeLand, Florida
SS4A Supplemental Planning & Demonstration Projects - Alachua County
Alachua County, Florida / Growth Management
Gainesville, Florida
Fixed Wing Aerial Mosquito Control
County of Volusia / Mosquito Control
DeLand, Florida
Request for Proposals for Development of 710 Hamilton St. Redwood City, CA
County of San Mateo / Department of Housing
Redwood City, California
County bids are a steady facilities and public-works market
Counties buy janitorial, HVAC, construction, IT, security, medical and professional services on a calendar that does not match federal fiscal-year dumps. Notices sit on county purchasing sites or on the state portal. Vendors who only watch SAM never see them.
This page lists live open bids whose text matches county work in the GovBidWire database. For a named county, search the county name or use a market page such as Cook County janitorial. Combine with a state filter when you serve one region.
Recurring county facilities contracts are where incumbency data helps most. If the same janitorial or HVAC award has gone to one vendor for six years, that is useful before you spend a week on the proposal.
Win-rate context
Where we have public award history, bid pages show incumbents and comparable awards. That is the point of “see who won it last time” — especially on recurring county facilities contracts. Premium AI then turns the new RFP into a briefing and a first draft instead of a weekend of highlighting PDFs.
Common questions
Where are county bids posted?
On the county purchasing site, a shared state procurement portal, or both. GovBidWire aggregates covered sources so you can search county bids in one place and set alerts.
Can I follow one county only?
Yes. Search the county name with your keywords, add a state filter, and save as an alert. Market pages exist for some high-volume counties and trades.
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