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State · DE
14 days left
Office of Management and Budget
Plain-English summaryThe buyer is seeking a contractor to replace the HVAC unit at the Delaware State Police Crime Lab.
State · DE
7 days left
Office of Management and Budget · Due Thu, Oct 8 (in 7 days)
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State · DE
7 days left
Office of Management and Budget · Due Thu, Oct 8 (in 7 days)
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State · DE
12 days left
Office of Management and Budget · Due Tue, Oct 13 (in 12 days)
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Local · DE
28 days left
Delaware State University · Due Thu, Oct 29
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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 hvac bids open in Delaware right now?
Yes. There are 5 open hvac bids in Delaware 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 Delaware hvac 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.
