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Let's talk about government bidding

Governments need goods and services too! But instead of pulling out the yellow pages, many government purchases are put out to bid. These bidding opportunities are sometimes referred to as RFPs (Requests for Proposals), RFQs (Requests for Quotes), RFIs (Requests for Information), or simply "Bids".

All levels of government, even most local entities such as school districts, participate in some sort of bidding process creating an amazing business opportunity for companies of every size. But government contractors also face many obstacles before they can actually reach the bidding table, often costing them time and money they could be saving or spending on improving their business.

Why AllGovBids

AllGovBids help streamline the bidding process, saving our customers time and money. AGB clients access bidding data and tools that pertain to their business directly, and from one location. For just over a dollar a day, individuals and organizations that do business.

Tens of Thousands Bidding Opportunities

The US government is the largest spender in the world, and 25% of all of the money the government spends is on contracting with private companies. And the federal government isn't the only entity investing in private contracts. Individual states also spend billions of dollars every year on goods and services from the private sector. For example, in 2011 California spent $62.8 Billion on procurement, when federal and state funds were combined.

There is quite a bit of money to be made if one decides to work with the government, on every level. Even when the economy struggles, the government still designates funds for contracting opportunities. 2011 reflects this investment, and as the economy bounces back government contracting can only become a better opportunity.