USA
How to find government bids
To find US government bids, search the federal government's official opportunities site, plus state, county and city portals. Use the codes that describe your industry, filter by location and set-aside type, and register as a supplier first. Opptix coverage of the USA is partial and growing.
Last updated 22 October 2026
Where are government bids published?
- The federal government's official opportunities site, for federal contracts.
- State procurement portals.
- County, city and school district sites, which often have their own systems.
How do you search well?
- Use the industry classification codes that match your work.
- Filter by location, agency and contract type.
- Look for set-asides for small businesses.
- Read the full solicitation, not just the title.
What should you do before bidding?
- Register as a supplier where the buyer requires it.
- Check the mandatory requirements.
- Decide whether the work fits using a checklist like the bid or no bid checklist.
- Plan your response and submit early.
How Opptix helps
Opptix screens opportunities against your profile and shows the reasons. US coverage is partial today. Check the sources page for what is live. See RFP finder.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find government bids?
On the federal government's official opportunities site and on state and local portals.
Do I need to register first?
For federal work you generally need to register as a supplier. Check the solicitation.
Does Opptix cover the USA?
Partially. See the sources page for what is live.
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