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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Your Unique Entity ID and an active SAM.gov registration — the door to every federal bid. We prepare and submit; you supply the entity documents; we follow up until it shows active.from $299
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Vendor registration on GPR so state-agency and school-district solicitations reach you and you can download the bid documents.from $299
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Cobb OpenGov, DeKalb, Gwinnett, BidNet Direct, or whichever local portal you're targeting — set up, commodity codes chosen, notifications on.from $299
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Small business, minority-, woman-, or veteran-owned, DBE, 8(a). We determine which programs you qualify for, assemble the application, and submit. Scoped and quoted in your consultation — the preparation varies a lot by program.Quoted in consultation
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Deliverable

The one-page document agencies and primes ask for — written and designed in your name, with your NAICS codes, past performance, and what sets you apart.from $299
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45 minutes

We walk your first real solicitation together — what it's asking for, what you have, what's missing — and you leave with the checklist you'll reuse on every bid after.from $299

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