Construction bids in North Dakota
Updated every morning. Last checked October 2, 2026.
Open bids, closest matches first
ND OMAD 2025(1) Minuteman Missile Access
Garrison Trash Rack Modification Crane Rental
How to register to bid in North Dakota
- Where to register
- NDBuys Bidder Registration (State Bidders List), OMB State Procurement Office
- Cost to register
- Free (no fee stated by OMB)
- Where North Dakota posts bids
- www.omb.nd.gov
- Create or sign in with your NDLogin account.
- Open NDBuys and start the Bidder Registration.
- Enter your business's identifying information, addresses and contacts.
- Enter the email address that should get solicitation notices.
- Select the commodity codes that determine which notices you receive.
- Submit, and watch for the confirmation email.
What to have ready
- An NDLogin account (the state's single sign-on). You can create one or reuse one you already have with another ND agency.
- Business identifying information, addresses and contacts
- An email address for solicitation notices
- Commodity codes for the goods and services you sell (you can pick more than one)
- If your business type requires it, North Dakota Secretary of State registration (needed before a contract is signed)
- FEIN and payment details come later, in a separate payee registration if you are awarded work
Read the full North Dakota registration guide →
Federal bids in North Dakota also need an active SAM.gov registration. How to register in SAM.gov
Common questions
Are there construction bids open in North Dakota right now?
Yes. There are 3 open construction bids in North Dakota right now, from federal, state and local buyers. New ones are added every morning.
How do I get new construction bids in North Dakota by email?
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What do I need to bid on North Dakota construction contracts?
For state bids, register with NDBuys Bidder Registration (State Bidders List), OMB State Procurement Office (Free (no fee stated by OMB)). 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.