Government bids in Virginia
880 open today · 432 close this week · new bids every morning
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Electrical175 open
Facility maintenance60 open
HVAC26 open
IT services23 open
Janitorial and custodial11 open
Roofing5 open
Landscaping and mowing3 open
Overhead and dock doors3 openAll 53 trades in Virginia
Virginia state and local bids
0 open · Newest firstNo open bids here right now. New ones are added every morning.
Federal bids in Virginia
880 open · Newest firstSee all 880 → Plus 593 Defense supply buys, mostly spare parts. Search them by part name
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How to start bidding in Virginia
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eVA (Virginia's eProcurement Marketplace) vendor registration
Free to register
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Virginia posts its bids on mvendor.cgieva.com. FindMyBids also pulls them in here every morning.
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Virginia Small, Women-owned and Minority-owned Business (SWaM) Certification, with Micro and SDV designations
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Common questions
How many government bids are open in Virginia?
Right now there are 880 open bids in Virginia: 880 federal, 0 state and 0 local. FindMyBids refreshes this list every morning.
Where do I register to bid on Virginia state contracts?
Virginia uses eVA (Virginia's eProcurement Marketplace) vendor registration (https://eva.virginia.gov/register-now.html). Cost: Free to register (fees "$0 (Discontinued)" since 07/01/2011); registered vendors pay a transaction fee on orders - 1% capped at $500 per order for certified small businesses, 1% capped at $1,500 per order for others
Where does Virginia post its bids?
Virginia posts state solicitations at https://mvendor.cgieva.com/Vendor/public/AllOpportunities.jsp. FindMyBids also collects them here with plain-language summaries.
Do I need SAM.gov to bid on federal contracts in Virginia?
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.