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38 open bids· soonest deadline first
EFI&T 24 FOC from ITB7320 to CN7318
FA4661 7 CONS CD
This is a solicitation from the Air Force (FA4661) for structural steel erection services (NAICS 238210). The submission deadline is July 21, 2026 at 6:00 PM ET. This is not an unusually tight deadline—you have substantial time to prepare your bid. The solicitation does not explicitly mention bonding or insurance requirements in the basic information provided, though you should review the full details at the SAM.gov link to confirm. Common reasons bids get disqualified in government construction work include: (1) failing to meet technical qualifications or experience requirements, (2) submitting incomplete documentation or missing certifications, (3) not meeting small business status requirements if this is a set-aside, (4) pricing errors or unrealistic cost proposals, and (5) failure to comply with wage and labor standards. You should carefully review the full solicitation document for all specific requirements before bidding. You likely qualify if: You are a structural steel erection contractor with demonstrated experience on federal construction projects, proper licensing and certifications, solid financial standing, and the ability to comply with federal procurement rules and prevailing wage requirements.
Laughlin AFB - Bldg 308 Carpet Replacement
FA3099 47 CONF CC
This is a solicitation from the Air Force to replace carpet in Building 308 at Laughlin Air Force Base. The deadline to submit your bid is July 22, 2026 at 2:00 PM Eastern time—this is a normal timeline, not unusually soon. The solicitation does not explicitly state bonding or insurance requirements in the summary provided, though you should review the full details at the link to confirm. Government construction bids commonly get rejected for: submitting after the deadline, not meeting the technical specifications, failing to include required certifications or paperwork, pricing errors, or not having proper licensing. The estimated contract value was not disclosed. You likely qualify if: You are a flooring or carpet installation contractor (NAICS 238330) licensed to work in Texas, experienced with commercial or institutional building projects, and able to obtain any required federal contractor certifications.
Lease & Installation of Heating, Ventilation and Air conditioning (HVAC) Equipment to Support Military Working Dog (MWD) Kennels
FA3016 502 CONS CL
The U.S. Air Force is seeking a contractor to lease and install HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) equipment specifically for military dog kennels. The deadline for submitting your bid is July 22, 2026 at 2:00 PM Eastern Time—this is a normal timeline, not rushed. The solicitation does not explicitly state bonding or insurance requirements in the summary provided, though these are common for government construction work and should be verified in the full details. Bids typically get rejected if you don't meet the NAICS code requirements (238220 covers HVAC contractors), if your company isn't properly registered in SAM.gov, if you miss the deadline, or if you don't follow the specific submission format requested. Make sure to review the full solicitation for any special qualifications needed to work on military installations. You likely qualify if: You are an HVAC contractor or equipment leasing company with experience in commercial heating and cooling systems, you maintain a current SAM.gov registration, you can obtain facility access clearance for military bases, and you have the capacity to handle equipment installation projects.
Audiology Booth Removal
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
The US government is seeking a contractor to remove an audiology booth. The bid is due July 22, 2026 at 6:00 PM ET—this is a normal timeline with several months to prepare. The solicitation does not specify bonding or insurance requirements in the available information, so you should verify these details directly. Bids typically get disqualified for: (1) missing the deadline, (2) failing to meet stated qualifications or experience requirements, (3) not following the submission format or instructions, (4) providing incomplete pricing information, and (5) being unresponsive to the specific scope of work. Since this is a specialized removal task, ensure your bid clearly describes your experience with similar equipment removal projects and provides realistic pricing. You likely qualify if: You are a contractor with experience in equipment removal, facility maintenance, or similar demolition/decommissioning work. You can commit to the project timeline and have basic liability insurance.
Audiology Booth Removal
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
This is a solicitation to remove an audiology booth for a US government agency. Your bid is due by July 22, 2026 at 6:00 PM Eastern time—this is a normal timeline, not rushed. The solicitation document doesn't specify bonding or insurance requirements in the summary provided, so you'll need to review the full details at the link to confirm what's needed. Government bids typically get disqualified for: submitting after the deadline, failing to meet stated requirements (like licensing or insurance), not following the exact format requested, or being unresponsive to what was asked. Since this is equipment removal work, common disqualifiers would be lack of proper licensing, failure to provide required insurance certificates, or inability to properly dispose of the booth. You likely qualify if: You likely qualify if you're a contractor experienced in equipment removal or demolition work, hold any required state/local licenses for this type of work, can obtain or already have general liability insurance, and can commit to the project timeline around July 2026.
N045--Domestic Water Booster System Replacement
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
This is a government contract to replace a domestic water booster system. You have until July 23, 2026 at 9 PM Eastern time to submit your bid—this is a normal timeline, not rushed. The solicitation does not mention bonding or insurance requirements in the basic details provided, though you should verify the full specs at the link. Government contracts of this type typically get rejected when bidders don't follow formatting instructions exactly, miss the deadline, fail to meet technical specifications, lack required certifications, or don't provide adequate proof of experience. The work falls under NAICS code 238220 (plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contractors), so this is a construction/mechanical systems project. You likely qualify if: You are a licensed plumbing or HVAC contractor with experience installing or replacing water pressure systems, booster pumps, or related building mechanical systems. You can obtain any required performance/payment bonds and insurance, follow detailed government bid procedures, and have experience with federal contracting or can quickly learn the requirements.
N045--Domestic Water Booster System Replacement
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
This is a federal government solicitation for replacing a domestic water booster system. You have until July 23, 2026 at 9 PM Eastern time to submit your bid—this is a normal timeline, not unusually rushed. The solicitation does not explicitly state bonding or insurance requirements in the information provided, so you should check the full contract documents on SAM.gov for those details. Bids typically get rejected for: not meeting the technical specifications for the booster system, failing to include required certifications or documentation, submitting after the deadline, or not being registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov). This falls under NAICS code 238220, which covers plumbing, heating, and air-conditioning contractors. You likely qualify if: You likely qualify if you are a licensed plumbing or mechanical contractor with experience replacing water pressure/booster systems, you're registered in SAM.gov, you can obtain any required bonding and insurance, and you can meet the system specifications and delivery timeline outlined in the full solicitation documents.
B1397 HVAC REPLACEMENT-JBSA-FORT SAM HOUSTON, TX
FA3016 502 CONS CL
This is a solicitation from the US Air Force for HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) replacement work at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston in Texas. The deadline to submit your bid is July 24, 2026 at 3:00 PM Eastern Time—this is a normal timeline, not unusually rushed. The solicitation description link should be reviewed for specific bonding and insurance requirements, which are common for military construction work and should be confirmed before bidding. Bids typically get rejected for failing to meet technical specifications, missing required documentation (like proof of insurance or bonds), not being a certified small business if required, submitting after the deadline, or not properly following submission instructions. Make sure to read all requirements carefully and submit everything on time. You likely qualify if: You likely qualify if you are an HVAC contractor or mechanical systems company with experience on commercial or government projects, ideally with experience at military installations. You should be able to obtain bonding and insurance if you don't already have it, and have the capacity to handle a replacement project at a large military facility.
Amendment CTX Chapel Carpet Replacement
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
This is a government solicitation for carpet replacement work at a chapel, posted by a US military network contract office. The deadline for submitting your bid is July 24, 2026 at 8:00 PM Eastern Time—this is a standard government timeline (several months away), not unusually urgent. The solicitation does not mention bonding or insurance requirements in the posted information, though you should verify these details when you access the full solicitation document. Government construction bids are commonly disqualified for: submitting after the deadline, failing to follow formatting or documentation instructions, not meeting stated qualifications or experience requirements, providing incomplete pricing information, and lacking required certifications or licenses. Since the full solicitation details are behind a link, you'll need to review the complete document to identify any specific disqualifying factors for this particular project. You likely qualify if: You are a flooring or carpet installation contractor licensed to work in the state where the chapel is located, with experience completing commercial interior renovation projects, and you can obtain any required government contractor credentials (such as CAGE registration).
FY26 Installation of New 3-Phase Primary Underground Electrical Service Ellington Field, TX
W7N2 USPFO ACTIVITY TXANG 147
The US Air Force is seeking bids to install a new 3-phase primary underground electrical service at Ellington Field in Texas. The deadline is July 24, 2026 at 9 PM Eastern time—this is a normal timeline, not unusually soon. The solicitation does not explicitly state bonding or insurance requirements in the provided information, though these are common for electrical work on federal military installations and should be verified. Bids typically get disqualified for: (1) failure to meet electrical licensing and safety certifications required for military installations, (2) inability to obtain site access clearance or pass security requirements at a military facility, (3) not meeting the specific technical specifications for 3-phase primary service installation, and (4) missing required documentation or submitting after the deadline. You should carefully review the full solicitation details on SAM.gov to confirm all bonding, insurance, and security clearance requirements before bidding. You likely qualify if: You are a licensed electrical contractor with experience installing commercial or industrial 3-phase underground electrical service, can obtain security clearance to work at a military installation, and have references for similar federal or municipal projects.
FCI Ashland-Replace J&K Unit Windows
FAO
The Federal Bureau of Prisons is seeking bids to replace windows in Units J and K at FCI Ashland, a federal prison facility. This is a construction project classified under window installation work. Bids are due July 27, 2026 at 4:00 PM ET. This is a standard government deadline (several months away), so there is reasonable time to prepare your bid. The solicitation does not explicitly state bonding or insurance requirements in the summary, but federal construction projects typically require both performance bonds and liability insurance—you should review the full solicitation details to confirm. Common reasons bids get rejected on federal projects include: failing to meet bonding/insurance requirements, missing the deadline, not meeting security clearance or facility access requirements for working at a federal prison, submitting incomplete documentation, and not following the specific bid format requested. You should verify that your company can obtain the necessary clearances to work at a secure federal facility, as this is a prison and access restrictions are strict. You likely qualify if: You are a licensed contractor specializing in commercial or institutional window replacement, can obtain bonding and insurance as required by federal contracts, and have experience completing federal government construction projects or can obtain the necessary security clearances and prison facility access.
Building 5077 Garage Door Installation
FA3016 502 CONS CL
This is a solicitation from a US Air Force agency (FA3016) to install garage doors at Building 5077. The work falls under the construction trades category (NAICS 238290). Your bid must be submitted by July 27, 2026 at 5:00 PM Eastern Time—this is a standard government timeline, not unusually rushed. The solicitation description is available online at the SAM.gov link provided, where you'll find specific details about bonding, insurance, and other requirements that aren't shown in this summary. Before bidding, carefully review that full description for any insurance or bonding mandates, site access requirements, and exact technical specifications. Common reasons bids get rejected include: failing to meet insurance or bonding requirements if they're mandatory, submitting after the deadline, not following the specified format or submission method, and not meeting any contractor certifications or qualifications the government requires. You likely qualify if: You are a contractor or construction company with experience installing garage doors on commercial or government buildings. You likely have general liability insurance and can obtain any performance bonds the government requires. You're comfortable reading detailed government specifications and can meet the July 2026 timeline.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) intends to establish a Qualified Vendors List (QVL) for Cab Glass repair and/or replacement in various US locations.
697DCK REGIONAL ACQUISITIONS SVCS
The FAA is building a list of approved vendors who can repair or replace aircraft cabin glass at various locations across the US. You would apply to get on this pre-approved vendor list, which means when the FAA needs this work done, they'll contact vendors on the list rather than doing a full competitive bidding process each time. The deadline is July 29, 2026 at 4 PM Eastern—this is a normal timeline, not unusually rushed. The solicitation does not specify bonding or insurance requirements in the basic details provided, though you should expect the full solicitation documents (linked in the description) to clarify what's needed. Bids typically get rejected if vendors don't meet technical qualifications for aircraft glass work, lack required certifications, submit incomplete applications, or fail to demonstrate experience with FAA-regulated environments. You likely qualify if: You own or operate a business that repairs or replaces aircraft cabin windows and doors, you have experience working on FAA-regulated equipment, you can service multiple locations across the US, and you have proper certifications or technical expertise in aircraft glass systems.
Install Water Softener and Hot Water Heaters at FCI Mendota
FAO
The Federal Bureau of Prisons is seeking bids to install water softeners and hot water heaters at FCI Mendota. This is a plumbing and HVAC installation project. The deadline is July 29, 2026 at 6 PM Eastern time, which is a standard government timeline (not unusually soon). The solicitation does not specify bonding or insurance requirements in the provided information, so you'll need to check the full details on SAM.gov. Common reasons bids get disqualified include: failing to meet the submission deadline, not having required licenses or certifications for plumbing work, inadequate experience with similar federal projects, failure to provide required certifications or documentation, and pricing that appears unrealistic or incomplete. Make sure to follow all formatting and submission instructions exactly as stated. You likely qualify if: Your business is a licensed plumbing contractor or HVAC installer with experience on commercial or institutional projects, you have the ability to work on a federal prison facility (which may require background checks), and you can submit your bid by the July 2026 deadline.
Demo B5276 & B8129
FA4661 7 CONS CD
The U.S. Air Force is seeking bids for site demolition and environmental remediation work (NAICS code 238910 covers demolition services). The deadline to submit your bid is July 29, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET—this is a standard timeline, not unusually rushed. The solicitation does not mention bonding or insurance requirements in the basic details provided, though you should review the full solicitation document linked in the notice since demolition work often requires bonding. Bids typically get rejected for: (1) failing to meet technical qualifications for demolition work, (2) not submitting required certifications or compliance documentation, (3) missing the deadline, and (4) submitting incomplete pricing information. The estimated contract value was not disclosed in this notice. You likely qualify if: You are a demolition or environmental remediation contractor with experience on government or commercial projects, proper licensing for hazardous material handling if applicable, and the ability to obtain a performance bond if required.
Demo B5276 & B8129 Amendment 0001
FA4661 7 CONS CD
This is a US Air Force solicitation for site demolition work (NAICS code 238910). The deadline is July 29, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET—this is a normal timeline, not rushed. The solicitation description is hosted online and you'll need to review it for specific bonding and insurance requirements, which are common for demolition contracts. The estimated contract value is not disclosed. Bids typically get rejected for failing to meet bonding/insurance requirements, not following submission instructions exactly, missing required documentation, or being unresponsive to the scope of work. The location is at an Air Force facility (FA4661), so site conditions and security clearance requirements may apply. You likely qualify if: You are a demolition contractor licensed in the state where the Air Force facility is located, with experience on commercial or industrial demolition projects, ability to obtain required performance bonds and liability insurance, and willingness to work at a secured military installation.
Replace Drain Field with Forced Septic Line
PBS R7 SERVICES AND FACILITIES MAINTENANCE
The Public Buildings Service (PBS) in Region 7 is seeking bids to replace a drain field with a forced septic line system. This is a specialized plumbing/septic work project. The deadline is July 30, 2026 at 9:00 PM ET, which is several months away—not unusually tight. The solicitation does not explicitly mention bonding or insurance requirements in the provided details, though federal construction projects typically require performance and payment bonds (usually 100% of contract value) and general liability insurance. Bids most commonly get rejected for: (1) failing to meet technical specifications for septic system installation, (2) not providing required bonding/insurance documentation, (3) submitting incomplete or unsigned bids, (4) not being properly registered in SAM.gov, or (5) bidding above the government's internal cost estimate. You'll want to review the full solicitation on SAM.gov for specific bonding and insurance terms. You likely qualify if: You are a licensed plumbing or septic contractor with experience installing forced septic systems, you're registered in SAM.gov, you can obtain performance and payment bonds, and you carry general liability insurance. You likely qualify if you've completed similar government or commercial septic projects.
B334 Repair Kitchen Flooring
FA3030 17 CONS CC
This is a government contract to repair kitchen flooring, likely at a federal facility. Your bid is due by July 31, 2026 at 2:00 PM ET—this is a normal timeline, not rushed. The solicitation doesn't specify bonding or insurance requirements in the basic details, so you'll need to check the full document at the provided link for those details. Bids commonly get rejected for: not meeting the specific flooring repair qualifications, submitting paperwork after the deadline, failing to provide required certifications (like being a legitimate small business if that's required), or quoting a price that seems unrealistic. Make sure to follow all formatting instructions exactly and provide proof of your company's experience with similar kitchen flooring projects. You likely qualify if: You're a flooring contractor or general contractor with experience in kitchen flooring repair work, you're registered in the SAM.gov system, and you can meet the deadline with complete documentation of your qualifications and past projects.
N041--36C257-26-AP-1897 | FY26 CON | 671A4-24-002 Replace BLDG 96 HVAC Units
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
This is a federal government contract to replace HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) units in Building 96. The submission deadline is July 31, 2026 at 3:00 PM Eastern time, which is a normal timeframe (not an unusually short deadline). The solicitation does not explicitly mention bonding or insurance requirements in the available information, though these are common for construction work and you should verify by reviewing the full solicitation details on SAM.gov. Bids typically get disqualified for: (1) not meeting the required contractor qualifications or licensing for HVAC work, (2) failing to follow the specific submission format or instructions, (3) submitting after the deadline, (4) not being registered in the System for Award Management (SAM.gov), or (5) providing incomplete pricing or technical information. You likely qualify if: You are a small business contractor licensed and experienced in HVAC installation and replacement, have worked on commercial or institutional building projects, are registered in SAM.gov, and can meet federal contractor requirements including compliance and documentation standards.
HVAC APU CP-3 & G-19 Repairs and Parts (NTX)
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
This is a solicitation from a US government agency (Network Contract Office 17) for HVAC APU repairs and parts for CP-3 and G-19 equipment in the North Texas area. The deadline is July 31, 2026 at 6 PM Eastern Time—this is a normal timeline, not unusually rushed. The solicitation does not specify bonding or insurance requirements in the basic details provided, though you should verify these in the full posting since government contracts often require them. Bids typically get disqualified for: (1) not meeting technical specifications for the specific APU models, (2) failing to demonstrate relevant experience with HVAC APU systems, (3) missing required certifications or qualifications, (4) incomplete submissions or missing documentation, and (5) pricing that appears unrealistic or non-responsive. You'll want to review the full solicitation details on SAM.gov for specific bonding/insurance needs and any special qualification requirements. You likely qualify if: You are an HVAC contractor or repair shop with documented experience servicing APU (Auxiliary Power Unit) systems, specifically for CP-3 and G-19 equipment. You have the technical capability and parts inventory to support repairs in North Texas, and your business is able to meet standard government contractor compliance requirements.
HVAC APU CP-3 & G-19 Repairs and Parts (NTX)
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
This is a government solicitation for HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) repairs and parts related to APU CP-3 and G-19 equipment in the North Texas area. The deadline is July 31, 2026 at 6 PM Eastern Time, which is a standard timeline (not unusually rushed). The solicitation does not explicitly mention bonding or insurance requirements in the basic details provided, though you should review the full posting on SAM.gov to confirm. Government bids like this typically get disqualified for: submitting after the deadline, failing to meet technical specifications for the equipment, not being registered in SAM.gov, lacking required licenses or certifications for HVAC work, or not properly responding to all required proposal sections. Make sure to read the complete solicitation details to understand all requirements before bidding. You likely qualify if: You likely qualify if you are an HVAC contractor or parts supplier licensed to work in Texas, have experience with aircraft APU systems (CP-3 and G-19 models specifically), maintain a current SAM.gov registration, carry appropriate liability insurance, and can document your technical qualifications and past performance on similar government or commercial projects.
Z1PZ--Elevator Maintenance & Service
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
This is a federal government solicitation for elevator maintenance and service work. Your bid is due by July 31, 2026 at 9 PM Eastern time—this is a normal timeline, not unusually rushed. The solicitation does not explicitly state bonding or insurance requirements in the information provided, so you should review the full details on SAM.gov to confirm what's needed. Government bids like this typically get rejected if you: (1) miss the deadline, (2) fail to meet technical qualifications or experience requirements, (3) don't properly fill out required forms, (4) have unresolved past performance issues, or (5) don't follow specific submission instructions. Since the actual contract details are behind a link, make sure to review the full solicitation for any special requirements before investing bid preparation time. You likely qualify if: You likely qualify if your business is licensed to perform elevator maintenance and service work, you have documented experience with similar federal or commercial contracts, you can meet any insurance and bonding requirements (common in this field), and you're able to meet the timeline and comply with federal contracting rules.
Z1PZ--Elevator Maintenance & Service
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
This is a solicitation for elevator maintenance and service work for a US government agency. Your bid is due by July 31, 2026 at 9:00 PM ET—this is a normal timeline, not an unusually tight deadline. The solicitation does not specify bonding or insurance requirements in the information provided, though you should verify this by reviewing the full details at the link. Bids typically get disqualified for failing to follow submission instructions, not meeting technical qualifications for elevator work, missing required certifications or licenses, submitting after the deadline, or providing incomplete pricing information. Common pitfalls include assuming you understand the requirements without reading the full solicitation carefully. You likely qualify if: You likely qualify if you are a licensed elevator maintenance and service contractor with experience servicing commercial or institutional elevators, proper state licensing for elevator technicians, the ability to provide emergency service support, and a track record of government or commercial maintenance contracts.
Z2JZ--NEW | CTX Handrail Wall Protection Replacement
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
This is a federal government bid to replace handrail wall protection at a facility. You have until July 31, 2026 at 9:00 PM ET to submit your bid—this is a standard timeline, not unusually rushed. The solicitation doesn't mention specific bonding or insurance requirements in the basic details provided, so you'll need to check the full contract documents on sam.gov for any such requirements. Bids typically get rejected for: not meeting the technical specifications for the handrail/wall protection materials and installation, missing required certifications or licenses, submitting after the deadline, or failing to follow the exact bidding instructions. Since the NAICS code (238290) is for specialty trade contracting, the government expects bidders with relevant construction or facility maintenance experience. You likely qualify if: You are a contractor with experience in building finishing work, handrail installation, or wall protection systems. You can obtain any required licenses and bonds in your state, and you're comfortable bidding on federal contracts through sam.gov.
Z2JZ--NEW | CTX Handrail Wall Protection Replacement
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
This is a government solicitation for handrail and wall protection replacement work at a facility. The deadline is July 31, 2026 at 9 PM Eastern time—this is a standard government timeline, not unusually rushed. The solicitation doesn't specify bonding or insurance requirements in the basic information provided, so you'll need to review the full details on SAM.gov to confirm what's required. Government bids typically get disqualified for: submitting after the deadline, failing to meet technical specifications, not following the exact submission format requested, lacking required certifications or insurance, and providing incomplete pricing information. Make sure to read all instructions carefully and submit everything on time. You likely qualify if: You are a construction contractor experienced in interior building work, specifically handrail installation and wall protection systems. You're comfortable navigating federal contracting requirements and can meet whatever bonding and insurance requirements the detailed solicitation specifies.
B6030 A/C Roof Repair
FA4661 7 CONS CD
This is a solicitation for air conditioning and roof repair work at a U.S. Air Force facility. The deadline is July 31, 2026 at 9 PM Eastern Time—this is a normal timeframe, not unusually rushed. The solicitation does not specify bonding or insurance requirements in the provided information, so you'll need to check the full details at the link provided. Government construction bids like this typically get disqualified for: (1) failing to meet technical specifications or submitting incomplete proposals, (2) not properly registering in SAM.gov or providing required certifications, (3) pricing that appears unrealistic or unsupported, and (4) missing required documentation like proof of licensing or bonding if required. The NAICS code 238160 indicates this is for specialized roofing contractors. You likely qualify if: You are a licensed roofing or HVAC contractor with experience on commercial or institutional buildings, you're registered in SAM.gov (System for Award Management), you can obtain bonding if required, and you have the ability to work on federal property with proper credentials and insurance.
Z1PZ--Elevator Maintenance & Service
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
This is a solicitation for elevator maintenance and service work through a GSA network contract. Your bid is due by July 31, 2026 at 9 PM Eastern time—this is a normal timeline, not unusually rushed. The solicitation doesn't specify bonding or insurance requirements in the provided information, so you'll need to check the full details on SAM.gov. Bids typically get rejected if you don't meet the specific technical qualifications for elevator work, don't have proper licensing/certifications for your state, submit incomplete paperwork, miss the deadline, or can't demonstrate relevant experience. Read all instructions carefully and submit everything they ask for. You likely qualify if: You are an elevator maintenance and service company with proper state licensing and certifications, documented experience servicing elevators, and the ability to meet GSA compliance requirements.
Z2JZ--NEW | CTX Handrail Wall Protection Replacement
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
The federal government is seeking bids to replace handrail wall protection. The deadline to submit your bid is July 31, 2026 at 9:00 PM ET—this is a standard timeline, not unusually tight. The solicitation doesn't specify bonding or insurance requirements in the basic details provided, so you'll need to check the full contract documents on SAM.gov to confirm what's needed. Bids typically get rejected for: submitting after the deadline, failing to meet the specific technical requirements for the handrail/wall protection materials and installation, not being registered in SAM.gov, or not providing required certifications. Read the full solicitation carefully to understand exactly what product/service is wanted and any compliance documents required. You likely qualify if: You are a contractor or supplier experienced in building maintenance, handrail systems, wall protection installation, or similar construction-related work, and you can register as a federal contractor in SAM.gov.
B6030 A/C Roof Sealant
FA4661 7 CONS CD
This is a government contract for roof sealant work (NAICS code 238160 - roofing contractors). The submission deadline is July 31, 2026 at 9 PM Eastern Time, which is a normal timeframe (not rushed). The solicitation does not mention bonding or insurance requirements in the basic details provided, though you should review the full solicitation documents at the SAM.gov link for any such requirements. Common reasons bids get disqualified include: submitting after the deadline, not meeting the specific product/material specifications for the sealant, failing to provide required certifications or documentation, not following the exact submission format requested, or being ineligible as a business type (if it's set-aside for certain contractors). The estimated contract value is not disclosed. You likely qualify if: You likely qualify if you are a licensed roofing contractor or sealant/weatherproofing specialist with experience applying roof sealants on commercial or government buildings, can source the specific sealant product specified, carry liability insurance, and can complete the work within the government's timeline.
B1397 HVAC REPLACEMENT-JBSA-FORT SAM HOUSTON, TX
FA3016 502 CONS CL
This is a solicitation from the US Air Force to replace HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems at Joint Base San Antonio-Fort Sam Houston in Texas. The deadline for submitting your bid is August 4, 2026 at 3:00 PM Eastern Time—this is not an unusually tight deadline, giving you several months to prepare. The solicitation does not explicitly mention bonding or insurance requirements in the provided details, but HVAC work at military installations typically requires performance and payment bonds plus liability insurance; you should verify the full requirements in the detailed solicitation documents on SAM.gov. Bids commonly get disqualified for: failing to meet technical specifications for HVAC systems, not providing required bonding/insurance documentation, submitting bids after the deadline, failing to comply with federal contractor requirements (like drug-free workplace certification), not adequately demonstrating experience with similar military projects, and pricing errors. You'll want to carefully review the complete solicitation to understand all technical requirements and compliance obligations. You likely qualify if: You are an HVAC contractor or mechanical systems company with experience on commercial or institutional projects, ideally with prior work on military bases or federal facilities. You have the ability to obtain performance and payment bonds and carry appropriate liability insurance. You can commit to the timeline and have experience navigating federal procurement requirements.
H219--NEW - Repair Duct and Chilled Water Lines
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
This is a federal government contract to repair duct and chilled water lines, managed by the Network Contract Office. The deadline to submit your bid is August 4, 2026 at 3:00 PM Eastern Time—this is a standard timeline, not unusually soon. The solicitation does not explicitly mention bonding or insurance requirements in the details provided, so you should review the full solicitation documents on sam.gov to confirm any requirements before bidding. Common reasons bids get rejected include: submitting after the deadline, failing to meet technical specifications for HVAC/mechanical work, not having proper licensing or certifications for refrigerant handling and mechanical systems, incomplete documentation of past experience, and not following the specific submission format requested. You likely qualify if: You likely qualify if you are a licensed HVAC or mechanical contractor with experience in commercial ductwork and chilled water line installation/repair, hold EPA certification for refrigerant handling, can demonstrate past federal or commercial projects of similar scope, and can meet any bonding/insurance requirements that may apply.
Presolicitation- FCI Safford- Install Carbon Monoxide Detection System
FAO
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAO) is seeking bids to install a carbon monoxide detection system at FCI Safford facility. Bids are due by August 5, 2026 at 6:00 PM Eastern Time—this is a normal timeline, not unusually soon. The solicitation does not specify bonding or insurance requirements in the provided information, so you should review the full details on sam.gov before bidding. Common reasons bids get rejected include: failing to meet technical specifications for the detection system, missing required certifications or qualifications for safety equipment installation, submitting bids after the deadline, not properly completing required forms, or failing to provide proof of ability to perform the work. This is for NAICS code 238210, which covers electrical contractors specializing in building wiring and equipment installation. You likely qualify if: You likely qualify if your business is a licensed electrical contractor with experience installing detection and alarm systems, particularly HVAC or safety equipment, and you can demonstrate familiarity with federal facility compliance requirements and FAA standards.
Sam Rayburn Memorial HVAC Rooftop Unit Replacement
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
This is a federal government contract to replace HVAC rooftop units at the Sam Rayburn Memorial facility. The submission deadline is August 6, 2026 at 3:00 PM ET, which is a normal timeframe (not unusually rushed). The solicitation does not explicitly mention bonding or insurance requirements in the provided details, though these are common for HVAC work and should be verified by reviewing the full solicitation document. Common reasons bids get disqualified include: failing to meet technical specifications for the HVAC units, missing the deadline, incomplete bid documentation, not following the specific submission format required, inability to demonstrate relevant experience with similar government projects, and failure to provide required certifications or compliance documentation. You likely qualify if: You likely qualify if your business is a licensed HVAC contractor with experience installing commercial rooftop HVAC units, you have performed work on similar government or institutional facilities, you can meet standard federal contractor requirements, and you have the capacity to complete the work within the government's timeline.
Replace Repair Roof Bldg. 2414
W6QM MICC-FT BLISS
This is a sealed-bid solicitation from the U.S. Army at Fort Bliss to replace and repair the roof on Building 2414. The deadline is August 13, 2026 at 4:00 PM ET—this is not an unusually short timeline, giving you several months to prepare. The solicitation is classified under roofing contractor work (NAICS 238160). The specific bonding and insurance requirements are not detailed in this summary, but roof replacement projects typically require performance and payment bonds (usually 100% of contract value) and general liability insurance. Bids get disqualified most often for: submitting after the deadline, failing to meet bonding/insurance requirements, not following the sealed-bid format instructions exactly, providing incomplete pricing information, or not being licensed/qualified for federal roofing work. You'll need to review the full solicitation details on SAM.gov to confirm all requirements. You likely qualify if: You are a licensed roofing contractor with experience on commercial/institutional buildings, can obtain performance and payment bonds, carry appropriate insurance, and are willing to work on a military installation (which may require security clearance or access procedures).
CDC ARSR HVAC Replacement
697DCK REGIONAL ACQUISITIONS SVCS
The CDC is seeking bids to replace HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems at their facilities. The deadline to submit your bid is August 13, 2026 at 7:00 PM ET—this is a standard timeline, not unusually tight. The solicitation does not explicitly state bonding or insurance requirements in the provided information, though these are common for federal construction work and you should verify by reviewing the full solicitation details. Bids typically get disqualified for: submitting after the deadline, failing to meet technical specifications for HVAC work, not being registered in the SAM.gov database, lacking required licenses or certifications for HVAC contractors, or not responding to all required sections of the bid. You likely qualify if: You are an HVAC contractor licensed to perform commercial heating and ventilation work, registered in SAM.gov, and able to work on federal facilities. You have experience with large-scale HVAC replacement projects and can meet standard federal contracting requirements.
HVAC Repair by Replacement (6 Units)
W6QM MICC-FT BLISS
The U.S. Army is seeking bids to repair or replace HVAC systems at Fort Bliss, covering 6 units. Bids are due by August 21, 2026 at 4:30 PM Eastern Time—this is a normal deadline with several months to prepare. The solicitation does not specify bonding or insurance requirements in the visible details, though these are common for federal construction work and you should verify by reviewing the full solicitation document. Bids typically get rejected for: (1) missing required certifications or compliance documents, (2) failure to meet technical specifications for HVAC work, (3) providing incomplete pricing, (4) not being a registered federal contractor (SAM.gov registration), and (5) submitting after the deadline. The work falls under NAICS code 238220 (Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors). You likely qualify if: You are an HVAC contractor licensed to work in Texas, registered in SAM.gov (System for Award Management), can handle commercial-scale heating and cooling system replacement, have experience with military or federal projects, and can obtain any required bonding and insurance.
HVAC Repair by Replacement (13 Units)
W6QM MICC-FT BLISS
This is a government request to bid on replacing HVAC (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning) systems at a military facility (Fort Bliss). The work involves replacing 13 HVAC units. You would need to submit your bid by August 21, 2026 at 5:00 PM Eastern Time—this is a normal timeline, not unusually rushed. The solicitation doesn't specify bonding or insurance requirements in the provided details, so you'd need to check the full document on SAM.gov to confirm what's required. Government HVAC contracts typically get bids rejected for: not meeting specific technical specifications for the equipment being installed, failing to provide required certifications or licensing for HVAC work, missing bonding/insurance if required, submitting incomplete paperwork, or not following the exact bid submission format. This is specialty trade work, so contractors often miss technical requirements or forget required qualifications. You likely qualify if: You are a licensed HVAC contractor or mechanical company with experience replacing commercial/industrial HVAC systems, ideally with prior government or military facility work. You have current licensing in Texas (Fort Bliss is in El Paso), bonding capacity if required, and can commit to the project timeline.
Amendment CTX Steam Humidifier
257-NETWORK CONTRACT OFFICE 17 (36C257)
This is a solicitation from a US government agency (Network Contract Office 17) for work related to steam humidifier amendments, classified under HVAC contractor services. The deadline for submitting your bid is July 20, 2027 at 8:00 PM ET—this is a standard timeline, not unusually rushed. The solicitation does not specify bonding or insurance requirements in the information provided, though these are common for construction/mechanical work and you should verify by reviewing the full details at the SAM.gov link. Bids typically get disqualified for: (1) missing the deadline, (2) failing to meet technical specifications or scope requirements, (3) not including required documentation or certifications, (4) pricing that appears unrealistic or incomplete, and (5) not being a registered SAM.gov vendor. Since the full scope details are linked externally, review those carefully before bidding to ensure you understand all requirements. You likely qualify if: You are an HVAC contractor or mechanical services company with experience installing or maintaining steam humidification systems, you have a current SAM.gov registration, and you have the capacity to complete work for a government client (which may require background checks or security clearances).
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