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Government Bids in Memphis, TN

Browse active government procurement opportunities in Memphis, Tennessee. 2 active bids found.

OpenGeneralBid #W912EQ26QA021

Duty Cycle Crawler Crane

W07V Endist Memphis is soliciting bids for Duty Cycle Crawler Crane in Memphis, Tennessee. Interested contractors should download the solicitation documents and submit a complete, responsive proposal by the stated deadline. NAICS 333120. Estimated value: Contact for pricing. Contact Kirk Middleton at kirk.a.middleton@usace.army.mil for questions.

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Memphis, Tennessee
Due May 17, 2026
26 days left
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OpenPavingBid #12639526Q0110

Pavement Repair

Mrpbs Minneapolis Mn is soliciting bids for Pavement Repair in Memphis, Tennessee. Interested contractors should download the solicitation documents and submit a complete, responsive proposal by the stated deadline. NAICS 237310 (Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction). Estimated value: Contact for pricing. Open to Total Small Business only. Contact Jim Roloff at james.g.roloff@usda.gov for questions.

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Memphis, Tennessee
Due May 17, 2026
26 days left
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Memphis Quick Facts

City
Memphis
State
Tennessee
Population
633K
Active Bids
2

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Government Contracting in Memphis, TN

Memphis is one of the largest cities in Tennessee with a population of approximately 633K residents. The city government regularly procures services from private contractors for infrastructure, maintenance, technology, and professional services.

Common government bid categories in Memphis include HVAC maintenance and installation, plumbing services, electrical work, IT infrastructure, janitorial services, landscaping, road paving, and building construction. Both the city government and the Memphis Independent School District are major sources of procurement opportunities.

To bid on Memphisgovernment contracts, contractors typically need to register as a vendor with the city's purchasing department. Some contracts may require specific licenses, bonding, and insurance coverage as mandated by Tennessee state law.

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