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How to register to bid in Oregon

Where to register
OregonBuys Supplier Registration (DAS)
Cost to register
Free ("Registration is Easy and Free")
Where Oregon posts bids
oregonbuys.gov
  1. Go to oregonbuys.gov/bso and choose Register (DAS says it's in the top right corner).
  2. Enter your tax ID, legal company name, email and country.
  3. Work through the tabs the DAS guide lists: Company Information, Administrator (creates your user ID), Address, Terms, Categories & Certifications (accept the Terms of Use), Commodity/Service Codes (add your NIGP codes) and Summary.
  4. Review the summary and submit.
  5. Watch for a temporary password from donotreply@oregonbuys.gov. Log in and reset it to activate your account.
What to have ready
  • Tax ID (EIN or SSN), and your company's legal name exactly as it appears on your W-9
  • Mailing address, company phone and email
  • An administrator contact (name, email and phone) who will own the account
  • NIGP commodity/service codes for what you sell
  • A W-9 (the FAQ says it's required for some account administration changes)
  • COBID certification, if you have it (it links to your account automatically once you register)

Read the full Oregon registration guide →

Federal bids in Oregon also need an active SAM.gov registration. How to register in SAM.gov

Common questions

Are there fencing bids open in Oregon right now?

Yes. There are 3 open fencing bids in Oregon right now, from federal, state and local buyers. New ones are added every morning.

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What do I need to bid on Oregon fencing contracts?

For state bids, register with OregonBuys Supplier Registration (DAS) (Free ("Registration is Easy and Free")). For federal bids, register in SAM.gov (free). Many bids also ask for specific licenses, insurance limits or bonds; FindMyBids' readiness check flags those before you bid.