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General Contracting government contracts in Oregon
BusyBids is tracking 13 open General Contracting contracts relevant to contractors in Oregon from 12 agencies.
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Open General Contracting bids
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Agencies posting
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Due Oct 2, 4:00 PM PDT Closes today
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Due Oct 2, 5:00 PM PDT 1 day left
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Due Oct 7, 11:59 PM PDT 6 days left
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Posted Sep 28 CountyDue Oct 14, 2:00 PM PDT 12 days left
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School districtDue Oct 19, 3:00 PM PDT 17 days left
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Posted Sep 30 CityBond requiredMandatory site visitDue Oct 21, 2:00 PM PDT 19 days left
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RFP 20272009 Owner's Representative for Downtown Riverfront Construction Projects - Master AgreementCityDue Oct 21, 2:30 PM PDT 19 days left
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Due Oct 23, 5:00 PM PDT 22 days left
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CountyDue Oct 26, 2:00 PM PDT 24 days left
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Special districtDue Oct 28, 3:00 PM PDT 26 days left
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Due Nov 5, 2:00 PM PST 34 days left
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Due Nov 10, 5:00 PM PST 40 days left
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Due Nov 19, 2:00 PM PST 48 days left
Common requirements
Counted from the notices on this page. Confirm each one with the agency.
- Bond required - 2 of 13
- Mandatory site visit - 1 of 13
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Closed Sep 28Posted Sep 23 Federal
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Before you bid
- How to track bid addenda before you submit - Keep your estimate and submission aligned with the latest official notice using a simple amendment register and a final source check.
- What is a bid bond, and how do performance bonds work? - A bond is not insurance - if the surety pays, it comes after you. What a bid bond actually promises, what the federal thresholds are, and why your city's numbers will be different.
- Prevailing wage on NYC public work: what it actually requires - Most contractors price the wage and forget the paperwork. Certified payroll, worker notices, sign-in sheets and the six-year records - plus the electronic filing rule that is now in force.