Franklin County Board of County Commissioners—Remove and replace the exterior siding on the Carrabelle Library with insulation, fiber-cement trim, flashing, sealants and paint.·~Not disclosed·Open (no set-aside)·CLOSES NOV 2City of Atlanta Department of Procurement (Department of Watershed Management)—Three-year maintenance of about 4 miles of permeable-paver streets: vacuum sweeping, paver resetting/replacement, joint vegetation removal, underdrain and catch-basin cleaning and sinkhole/rut repairs.·~Not disclosed·City of Atlanta EBO program applies (goals in solicitation)·CLOSES NOV 2Cobb County Board of Education—Refresh the South Cobb High School football locker room: replace fixtures and fittings, paint and new flooring.·~Not disclosed·Open (no set-aside)·CLOSES NOV 3Fulton County Purchasing Department—Restore deteriorated landscaping and provide seasonal maintenance and plant/feature rejuvenation at County parks and public green spaces.·~Not disclosed·Open; Fulton County encourages M/FBE and SBE participation (check ITB)·CLOSES NOV 3City of Titusville—On-call electrical services for water reclamation, lift stations, facilities, traffic signals and roadway lighting.·~Not disclosed·Open (no set-aside)·CLOSES NOV 4Fayette County Board of Education—Renovate Whitewater High School: electrical, plumbing, HVAC, masonry and concrete repair, and structural/architectural upgrades.·~Not disclosed·Open (no set-aside)·CLOSES NOV 5Forsyth County Board of Commissioners—Turnkey replacement of synthetic turf at several county park fields, including removal, base grading, drainage layer, new turf and infill.·~Not disclosed·Open (no set-aside)·CLOSES NOV 5Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority—Replace the airfield (AOA) security fence at Nashville International Airport.·~Not disclosed·Open (no set-aside)·CLOSES NOV 5Rolling Contracts — Updated Weekly · Free Account Gets The Links

Franklin County Board of County Commissioners—Remove and replace the exterior siding on the Carrabelle Library with insulation, fiber-cement trim, flashing, sealants and paint.·~Not disclosed·Open (no set-aside)·CLOSES NOV 2City of Atlanta Department of Procurement (Department of Watershed Management)—Three-year maintenance of about 4 miles of permeable-paver streets: vacuum sweeping, paver resetting/replacement, joint vegetation removal, underdrain and catch-basin cleaning and sinkhole/rut repairs.·~Not disclosed·City of Atlanta EBO program applies (goals in solicitation)·CLOSES NOV 2Cobb County Board of Education—Refresh the South Cobb High School football locker room: replace fixtures and fittings, paint and new flooring.·~Not disclosed·Open (no set-aside)·CLOSES NOV 3Fulton County Purchasing Department—Restore deteriorated landscaping and provide seasonal maintenance and plant/feature rejuvenation at County parks and public green spaces.·~Not disclosed·Open; Fulton County encourages M/FBE and SBE participation (check ITB)·CLOSES NOV 3City of Titusville—On-call electrical services for water reclamation, lift stations, facilities, traffic signals and roadway lighting.·~Not disclosed·Open (no set-aside)·CLOSES NOV 4Fayette County Board of Education—Renovate Whitewater High School: electrical, plumbing, HVAC, masonry and concrete repair, and structural/architectural upgrades.·~Not disclosed·Open (no set-aside)·CLOSES NOV 5Forsyth County Board of Commissioners—Turnkey replacement of synthetic turf at several county park fields, including removal, base grading, drainage layer, new turf and infill.·~Not disclosed·Open (no set-aside)·CLOSES NOV 5Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority—Replace the airfield (AOA) security fence at Nashville International Airport.·~Not disclosed·Open (no set-aside)·CLOSES NOV 5Rolling Contracts — Updated Weekly · Free Account Gets The Links

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Is the bid set aside for businesses like yours?

Some solicitations are set aside, meaning only businesses that meet certain criteria can compete. Which criteria apply, and whether a bid carries a set-aside at all, is written into the solicitation. It is not something you can assume from the size or type of the job. The cost of skipping the check is time spent on a bid you could not win.

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Do you know where bids are posted?

Is the job priced by the trip, the hour or the load?

Do you know how much is being held on your jobs?

Did your pay app go out on time?

Did you knowThe U.S. federal government spends over $200 billion a year on construction — and 25% of that is set-aside for qualifying businesses.Did you knowThe Prompt Payment Act requires federal agencies to pay contractors within 30 days. Interest accrues automatically after that.Did you knowEvery state issues its own DBE certification. Some honor reciprocity. Most don't.Did you knowSection 3 has been federal law since 1968. Most people who qualify have never heard of it.Did you knowInvoice factoring doesn't appear on a credit report. It's not a loan.Did you knowThe SBA runs a bond guarantee program for contractors who can't get bonded conventionally. Most applicants never apply.

Did you knowThe U.S. federal government spends over $200 billion a year on construction — and 25% of that is set-aside for qualifying businesses.Did you knowThe Prompt Payment Act requires federal agencies to pay contractors within 30 days. Interest accrues automatically after that.Did you knowEvery state issues its own DBE certification. Some honor reciprocity. Most don't.Did you knowSection 3 has been federal law since 1968. Most people who qualify have never heard of it.Did you knowInvoice factoring doesn't appear on a credit report. It's not a loan.Did you knowThe SBA runs a bond guarantee program for contractors who can't get bonded conventionally. Most applicants never apply.

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