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Local · VT
19 days left
Town of Moretown
Plain-English summaryThe town is seeking a contractor to provide mowing and trimming services for town cemeteries from May 2027 through November 2030. The contractor must supply all necessary equipment, fuel, materials, and labor.
Public · VT
7 days left
South Hero Land Trust · Due Wed, Oct 7 at 5:00 PM (in 7 days)
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Public · VT
20 days left
Sustainable Woodstock · Due Tue, Oct 20 at 3:00 PM
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Local · VT
2 days left
Jericho Underhill Park District · Due Fri, Oct 2 at 4:00 PM (in 2 days)
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Local · VT
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Windham County Natural Resources Conservation District · Due Fri, Oct 2 at 5:00 PM (in 2 days)
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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.
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Federal bids in Vermont also need an active SAM.gov registration. How to register in SAM.gov
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