Government bids in Idaho
Updated every morning. Last checked September 30, 2026.
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RFP 932 - Electronic Visit Verification
RFP 1214 - IDPTV Transmission Encoder System
PADD - Automotive Parts
RFP 1433 - NASPO Medical Supplies
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Get my free alertRFI 1438 - IDOC Community Reentry Centers
PADD - Public Safety Vehicle Lights, Sirens, & Accessories
PA - Statewide Propane
ITB 1368 - ODP Printing Services
PADD - Drugs of Abuse Testing Products & Laboratory Services
ID FLAP ADA 2019(1), Western Heritage Byway - Swan Falls Road
RFP 1301 - IDOC Medical Services
RFQ 1408 - ADM Mat Services Capitol Mall
PADD - Cloud Services DLZP
RFP 856 - MMIS SI Builder
PADD-Tenco Alamo - For ITD
RFP 1338 - IDVS Medicare Billing Services
ITB 1390 - ITD Certified Power Solutions
ITB 1397 - ITD Attenuator Trucks
RFQ 1432 - IDOL Panic Buttons
How to register to bid in Idaho
- Where to register
- IPRO - Powered by Luma (Luma Supplier Portal)
- Cost to register
- Free (no registration fee in official materials; administrative fees may apply to some awarded contracts)
- Where Idaho posts bids
- sms-idaho-prd.tam.inforgov.com
- Open the IPRO (Luma Supplier Portal) link from purchasing.idaho.gov. If you already sell to the state, you may already have an account, so contact SCO before you create a duplicate.
- Choose the option to register as a supplier and follow the SCO Quick Reference Guide, which covers every step.
- Enter your business, tax ID and contact information.
- Attach your signed W-9 in the tax certification field.
- Choose one or more commodity codes that describe what you sell.
- Submit. The SCO Supplier Portal Administration team gets an email and checks your registration. You can't submit bid responses until your account is validated.
- Once validated, log in and use Open Events to find and respond to bid opportunities.
What to have ready
- An email address. SCO recommends using it as your username.
- Legal business name and tax ID (FEIN/EIN, or SSN for sole proprietors)
- A W-9 signed and dated within the last 90 days. You must attach it during registration.
- Business registration with the Idaho Secretary of State, if it applies to your business type
- The commodity codes that describe your goods or services. You pick them from the portal's list.
- Contact names, phone numbers and addresses
- Banking details are not entered in the portal. SCO's Vendor Management team handles them.
Read the full Idaho registration guide →
Federal bids in Idaho also need an active SAM.gov registration. How to register in SAM.gov
Common questions
How many government bids are open in Idaho?
Right now there are 31 open bids in Idaho: 1 federal, 30 state and 0 local. FindMyBids refreshes this list every morning.
Where do I register to bid on Idaho state contracts?
Idaho uses IPRO - Powered by Luma (Luma Supplier Portal) (https://sms-idaho-prd.tam.inforgov.com/fsm/SupplyManagementSupplier/page/XiSupplyManagementSupplierPage?csk.SupplierGroup=LUMA). Cost: Free (no registration fee in official materials; administrative fees may apply to some awarded contracts)
Where does Idaho post its bids?
Idaho posts state solicitations at https://sms-idaho-prd.tam.inforgov.com/fsm/SupplyManagementSupplier/page/XiSupplyManagementSupplierPage?csk.SupplierGroup=LUMA. FindMyBids also collects them here with plain-English summaries.
Do I need SAM.gov to bid on federal contracts in Idaho?
Yes. To be awarded a federal contract you need an active SAM.gov registration. It's free and usually takes up to 10 business days to become active.