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Government bids in Hawaii

38 open today · 11 close this week · new bids every morning

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Hawaii state and local bids

0 open · Newest first

No open bids here right now. New ones are added every morning.

Federal bids in Hawaii

38 open · Newest first

See all 38 → Plus 5 Defense supply buys, mostly spare parts. Search them by part name

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How to start bidding in Hawaii

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Register as a supplier

HIePRO (Hawaii eProcurement System)
Free to register and bid. Awarded vendors pay Tyler Hawaii 0.75% of th

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Find bids

Hawaii posts its bids on hiepro.ehawaii.gov. FindMyBids also pulls them in here every morning.

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Get certified optional

Hawaii procurement preferences (Hawaii products, printing, taxpayer, reciprocity) under HRS 103D

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Federal bids also need a SAM.gov registration. How to register in SAM.gov

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Common questions

How many government bids are open in Hawaii?

Right now there are 38 open bids in Hawaii: 38 federal, 0 state and 0 local. FindMyBids refreshes this list every morning.

Where do I register to bid on Hawaii state contracts?

Hawaii uses HIePRO (Hawaii eProcurement System) (https://hiepro.ehawaii.gov/vendor.html). Cost: Free to register and bid. Awarded vendors pay Tyler Hawaii 0.75% of the award amount (capped at $5,000) within 30 days. Hawaii Compliance Express (needed for awards) is $12 per year.

Where does Hawaii post its bids?

Hawaii posts state solicitations at https://hiepro.ehawaii.gov/sav-search.html. FindMyBids also collects them here with plain-language summaries.

Do I need SAM.gov to bid on federal contracts in Hawaii?

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.

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