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State · DE
Due today
Division of Government Support Services
Plain-English summaryThe buyer is seeking a qualified electrical contractor to provide professional services. This solicitation is for work located in the state of Delaware.
State · DE
27 days left
Office of Management and Budget · Due Wed, Oct 28
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State · DE
42 days left
Office of Management and Budget · Due Thu, Nov 12
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State · DE
61 days left
Office of Management and Budget · Due Tue, Dec 1
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State · DE
28 days left
Office of Management and Budget · Due Thu, Oct 29
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State · DE
40 days left
Army National Guard · Due Tue, Nov 10
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State · DE
29 days left
Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Control · Due Fri, Oct 30
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Local · DE
Due tomorrow
Colonial School District · Due Fri, Oct 2 (tomorrow)
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State · DE
19 days left
Office of Management and Budget · Due Tue, Oct 20
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Local · DE
13 days left
Appoquinimink School District · Due Wed, Oct 14 (in 13 days)
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How to register to bid in Delaware
- Where to register
- Delaware eSupplier Portal (plus the free Delaware Notification Service for bid alerts)
- Cost to register
- Free (no registration fee stated; bid notification service is described as free)
- Where Delaware posts bids
- mmp.delaware.gov
- Register in eSupplier. Go to esupplier.erp.delaware.gov and use the new supplier registration. Follow the state's New Supplier Registration Guide (linked from the portal's help guides) for screen-by-screen detail.
- Submit and wait for IRS TIN verification. Once verified, your official supplier record is created.
- Sign up for bid alerts. Register with the free Delaware Notification Service (linked from the bid directory) and choose your areas of business interest. The state posts a step-by-step subscriber guide.
- Find bids in the Bid Solicitation Directory. Each solicitation explains how to respond. Online bidding does not apply to all solicitations, so read the instructions for each one.
- Submit your response the way the solicitation specifies, by its deadline.
What to have ready
- Taxpayer ID (EIN, or SSN for a sole proprietor) and legal name exactly as the IRS has it. The state verifies your TIN with the IRS.
- Business address and contact information
- An email address for bid alerts and account notices
- Payment/banking details may be requested for your supplier record; the exact list is in the state's eSupplier "New Supplier Registration Guide," which could not be read for this guide
- A list of your industries/business areas for the notification service
Read the full Delaware registration guide →
Federal bids in Delaware also need an active SAM.gov registration. How to register in SAM.gov
Common questions
Are there electrical bids open in Delaware right now?
Yes. There are 10 open electrical bids in Delaware right now, from federal, state and local buyers. New ones are added every morning.
How do I get new electrical bids in Delaware by email?
Set up a free FindMyBids alert with your trade and state. It takes under a minute and needs no credit card.
What do I need to bid on Delaware electrical contracts?
For state bids, register with Delaware eSupplier Portal (plus the free Delaware Notification Service for bid alerts) (Free (no registration fee stated; bid notification service is described as 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.
