Construction Contracts

Building construction, heavy civil engineering, and specialty trade contractors

6,194 active opportunities

6,194

Active Opportunities

5,719

Posted Last 7 Days

30 days

Avg Response Window

Top Industries

Commercial and Institutional Building Construction2086
Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors930
Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction798
Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction614
Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors425

Set-Aside Distribution

Small Business2240
2157
SDVOSB925
No Set Aside341
8(a) Sole Source117

Top Locations

VA832
WA332
CA317
DC309
OH267

How to Bid on Construction Contracts

Common solicitation considerations

State contractor licenses, bonding capacity, OSHA safety certifications, and experience with Davis-Bacon wage requirements. Performance bonds typically required.

These are orientation points, not universal eligibility rules. Verify the response deadline, clauses, evaluation factors, licenses, and submission instructions in the official notice and every amendment.

What to Prepare Before Responding

1Verify contractor licenses are current
2Confirm bonding capacity with surety
3Prepare safety record documentation (EMR rating)
4Gather past performance references for similar projects
5Review prevailing wage requirements

Related Resources

SAM.gov Registration 8(a) Certification

Frequently Asked Questions

Federal construction contracts include new building construction, renovations, infrastructure projects, heavy civil engineering, and specialty trades work. Agencies like the Army Corps of Engineers, GSA, and VA are major sources of construction opportunities.

Requirements vary by solicitation and may include state contractor licenses, bonding capacity, safety qualifications, experience with applicable prevailing-wage requirements, and relevant past performance. Review the solicitation because bond amount and safety requirements are acquisition-specific.

The Miller Act generally requires performance and payment bonds for federal construction contracts exceeding $150,000. FAR 28.102-2 generally starts each amount at 100% of the original contract price but permits specified contracting-officer determinations and adjustments. Bid guarantees are governed separately by FAR 28.101.

Common codes include 236220 (Commercial Building Construction), 237310 (Highway and Street Construction), 238220 (Plumbing and HVAC), and various 238xxx codes for specialty trades.

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Construction Contracts

Top Industries

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How to Bid on Construction Contracts

Common solicitation considerations

What to Prepare Before Responding

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