GOVERNMENT IT CONTRACTS
Every open IT solicitation that fits your firm, in one list — so you stop finding out about contracts after they closed.
The modernization, support, network and migration work out for bid right now, each one in a few lines of plain English, so you can tell in about ten seconds whether it is worth your pipeline.
See a sample issue — $149/month
Month to month. Cancel any time.
Why public work
State agencies, counties, cities and campuses put IT work out for bid all year — legacy modernization, help desks, network refreshes, migrations. The contracts run a base year with options, they renew, and the payer is an agency that does not vanish on you in month four.
The shops winning them are rarely the best engineers in the state. They are the ones who saw the solicitation while it was open, with enough runway to team up and write a real proposal.
Most firms hear about a modernization project after the award notice posts — when the winner's recruiters call your people. ITBids exists so that stops happening to you.
What an issue looks like
Three entries from a sample issue. Illustrative format, not live listings.
Legacy modernization — state agency, Richmond VA
Total small business set-aside · Base + 4 option years · Closes in 27 days
Permit-tracking system off a 2009 codebase: assessment, rebuild, migration, two years of support. Q&A closes before bids; a 30-page technical volume is required.
Help desk — county government, Fort Worth TX
Open competition · 1 year + 3 options · Closes in 16 days
Tier 1–2 support for roughly 1,800 county seats, 8×5 with on-call after hours. Priced per technician with a resolution-time floor written into the SLA.
Network refresh — school district, Springfield IL
1 summer window + options · Closes in 12 days
Switching and wireless across eleven buildings, hardware listed by the district, install over the summer break. Bid labour and project management; the district buys the gear.
Pricing
$149 / month
The open government IT solicitations, your trade, cancel any time.
- One multi-year vehicle won changes the shape of your firm.
- Month to month. Nothing to cancel, no notice period.
- The solicitations are public — you are paying to never have to hunt them down yourself.
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Questions
- Where do these solicitations come from?
- Public sources — the same ones any firm can access itself at no charge. We claim no exclusive access to anything, and we never will. What you are paying for is not seeing them first; it is never having to dig for them.
- Are you part of the government?
- No. ITBids is a private service, not affiliated with the U.S. government or GSA. Solicitations come from public sources you can access yourself at no charge.
- What exactly do I get?
- The open IT solicitations, each summarised in plain English — what they want, where, roughly how big, when it closes — with a link to bid. One list, nothing else in it.
- I'm not registered to bid yet.
- You will need a UEI and an active registration before an agency can award you anything. If you have not done that yet, reply to your welcome email and we will point you right.
- What if nothing fits my stack this month?
- Solicitation volume moves with fiscal cycles. Some weeks there will be three in your lane, some weeks none worth the paperwork. Month to month means you are never paying for a quiet stretch you can out-wait.
- Can I cancel?
- Any time, one click, effective at the end of the month you paid for. No notice period, no call, no retention gauntlet.
- Do you write the proposals or bid for me?
- No. You bid — we make sure you know what is open while it is still open, with enough runway to write a real proposal.