What is a Government Contract Entity?
A government contract entity / agency is a term used to describe a particular governmental group; city, county, state or federal. For example, the government of the City of Houston, TX is an entity.
Houston Area Coverage
Including local, state and federal RFPs in the counties in the Houston, TX area.
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Bidder Resources
Hundreds of resources for bidders, including M/W/DBE Program Directory and a video series for new bidders.
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Nationwide M/W/DBE Program Directory
Directory of programs for minority, women and historically disadvantaged businesses with direct links to the program’s websites and registration sections. Taking advantage of these programs helps small and minority businesses beat the competition.
Small Business Certification
In this video we cover several steps required for certification as a small business contractor. Every level of government in the United States is required to set aside a portion of their awarded bids for small businesses.
Billions of dollars are spent every year by federal, state and local government entities and agencies on goods and services. Our resources will get you started as a government bidder!
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New Bids & RFPs
Television for Fort Bend County Drainage District
It is the intent of Fort Bend County to contract with one (1) vendor to provide television(s), labor, necessary to install the screen(s) Drainage District of Fort Bend County, as specified herein.
Pelican Island Development
The Board of Trustees of the Galveston Wharves is seeking a Request for Interest from those interested in providing a new four lane vehicular bridge to Pelican Island; bringing rail service to Pelican Island; and helping the Port of Galveston develop approximately 285 Acres of Port managed property on Pelican Island (The Project).
Bellaire Town Square – Multi-Purpose Great Lawn
The project includes all applicable labor, materials, equipment, and services and any and all other items necessary to perform landscape improvements for the City of Bellaire, Texas, including, but not limited to: 1) demolition and grading; 2) concrete walk and plaza; 3) site lighting; 4) site furniture; 5) pavilion; 6) utilities, including storm drainage, water lines, electrical; and 7) demolition of existing conditions.