Government bids in Vermont
Updated every morning. Last checked September 30, 2026.
Open bids, soonest deadline first
Feeding Champlain Valley
Recreation Center Connection to Municipal Sewer
Mills Riverside Park Main Connector Trail Repairs - 2026
Centerville Brook AOP Obstructions Design Planning Hyde Park
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QA/QI Assessment of the East Montpelier Volunteer Fire Department's Fire/EMS Operations
Electrical Engineering Plans and Bid Documents
Meat & Meat Products
Town of Norwich 2026-2027 Winter Sand
Snow Plowing and Winter Services
Town of Middlesex - Daniels Farm Rd Culvert Replacement
Town of Middlesex – Old Brook Road Slope Stabilization
Town of Brookline Invitation to Bid - Winter Sand 2026-2027 Season
Invitation to Bid - Winter Plowing & Sanding 2026-2027 Season
Sunrise Drive Shoreline Bioengineering Project
Clarifiers Rehabilitation Project
How to register to bid in Vermont
- Where to register
- VTBuys supplier registration (Vermont's eProcurement system)
- Cost to register
- Free ("There is no fee for suppliers to register in or use VTBuys")
- Where Vermont posts bids
- www.vermontbusinessregistry.com
- Go to the VTBuys supplier login page (portal_url above).
- Create an account in VTBuys. The state's training page has short videos for this.
- Register as a supplier once you're signed in. Enter your company details, W-9, and ACH information.
- Pick your UNSPSC commodity codes. Use the state's spreadsheet if you had codes under the old system.
- Submit your registration. The state doesn't publish an approval time.
- If you were already a Vermont supplier, the state says you should create a password and complete the business registration instead of starting over.
What to have ready
- Company information: legal name, address, and contacts
- Federal tax ID (EIN), or SSN for a sole proprietor, for the W-9. The state's supplier page says an electronic W-9 is required for change requests.
- Bank (ACH) information for payments
- UNSPSC commodity codes for what you sell. Vermont moved to higher-level ("Level 2") UNSPSC codes on December 16, 2025, and posts a cross-reference spreadsheet.
- Any Vermont Secretary of State business registration details. The VTBuys pages don't say whether this is checked at registration, so confirm what the solicitation asks for.
Read the full Vermont registration guide →
Federal bids in Vermont also need an active SAM.gov registration. How to register in SAM.gov
Common questions
How many government bids are open in Vermont?
Right now there are 53 open bids in Vermont: 0 federal, 21 state and 32 local. FindMyBids refreshes this list every morning.
Where do I register to bid on Vermont state contracts?
Vermont uses VTBuys supplier registration (Vermont's eProcurement system) (https://vtbuys.suppliers.vermont.gov/page.aspx/en/usr/login). Cost: Free ("There is no fee for suppliers to register in or use VTBuys")
Where does Vermont post its bids?
Vermont posts state solicitations at https://www.vermontbusinessregistry.com/bidsearch.aspx?type=1. FindMyBids also collects them here with plain-English summaries.
Do I need SAM.gov to bid on federal contracts in Vermont?
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.