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State · NE
Due today
Department of Health and Human Services
Plain-English summaryThe state is seeking a qualified contractor to serve as a Medicaid enrollment broker. This service contract involves managing enrollment processes for the state's Medicaid program.
State · NE
Due today
State Purchasing Bureau · Due Wed, Sep 30 (today)
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Federal · NE
Due today
Department of Defense · Due Wed, Sep 30 at 9:00 AM (today)
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State · NE
9 days left
Nebraska Military Department · Due Fri, Oct 9 (in 9 days)
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State · NE
9 days left
Nebraska Military Department · Due Fri, Oct 9 (in 9 days)
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State · NE
13 days left
State Purchasing Bureau · Due Tue, Oct 13 (in 13 days)
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State · NE
28 days left
State Purchasing Bureau · Due Wed, Oct 28
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State · NE
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Nebraska Public Service Commission · No deadline listed
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State · NE
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Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services · No deadline listed
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How to register to bid in Nebraska
- Where to register
- State Purchasing Bureau Vendor Application (paper/Excel form plus Nebraska W-9 and ACH form; no online vendor portal)
- Cost to register
- No fee stated in official DAS sources (not explicitly confirmed as free)
- Where Nebraska posts bids
- das.nebraska.gov
- Open DAS Materiel's Vendor Information page.
- Download and fill out the Vendor Application. Include your NIGP codes.
- Fill out and sign the Nebraska W-9 and ACH Form, and the Attestation Form.
- Send the forms to SPB as the Vendor Information page or the forms direct. The official pages we reviewed don't say where to send them, so check the form itself. You can also ask through the state's Vendor Concierge Program request form.
- Meanwhile, check the Bid Opportunities page regularly. You can respond to posted bids even before your registration is done.
What to have ready
- Vendor Application (an Excel file on the Vendor Information page)
- Nebraska W-9 and ACH Form (PDF). This one form covers both your tax ID and direct-deposit banking.
- Attestation Form (PDF), also listed on the Vendor Information page
- NIGP commodity codes for what you sell. SPB uses NIGP codes to build bidder lists.
- Legal business name, FEIN (or SSN), address and contact info
- For bidding: proof you are authorized to do business in Nebraska. The vendor manual asks for a Certificate or Letter of Good Standing dated within 90 days.
Read the full Nebraska registration guide →
Federal bids in Nebraska also need an active SAM.gov registration. How to register in SAM.gov
Common questions
How many government bids are open in Nebraska?
Right now there are 9 open bids in Nebraska: 1 federal, 8 state and 0 local. FindMyBids refreshes this list every morning.
Where do I register to bid on Nebraska state contracts?
Nebraska uses State Purchasing Bureau Vendor Application (paper/Excel form plus Nebraska W-9 and ACH form; no online vendor portal) (https://das.nebraska.gov/materiel/vendor-information.html). Cost: No fee stated in official DAS sources (not explicitly confirmed as free)
Where does Nebraska post its bids?
Nebraska posts state solicitations at https://das.nebraska.gov/materiel/bid-opportunities.html. FindMyBids also collects them here with plain-English summaries.
Do I need SAM.gov to bid on federal contracts in Nebraska?
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.
