Do I need to be located in this state to bid?

No. These are federal contracts where the work is performed in this state, and businesses from any state can bid. Some contracts need staff on site, and HUBZone set-asides depend on where your business is located.

How do I bid on these government contracts?

Open the notice, then follow the link to SAM.gov to read the full solicitation and attachments. Submit your response exactly as the notice asks, before the deadline. You need an active SAM.gov registration, which is free, to be awarded a federal contract.

How often is this list updated?

Every day, from SAM.gov Contract Opportunities. Notices disappear once their response deadline passes.

Open Government Contracts in Idaho

6 open notices right now. These are open federal government contracts with the place of performance in Idaho, from SAM.gov, newest first. Your business can be based anywhere; the work is done in this state.

Open Government Contracts in Idaho

Design and construct an Air Traffic Control Tower at Mountain Home Air Force Base ID
Dept of Defense · Sources Sought · NAICS 236220 · ID
Posted Oct 30, 2026 · Responses due Nov 12, 2026
ID FLAP KOOTEN 8450(1), Yellowstone Trail Road, Segment 1
Transportation, Department of · Solicitation · NAICS 237310 · ID
Posted Oct 29, 2026 · Responses due Nov 13, 2026
Cold Weather GearClosing soon
Dept of Defense · Solicitation · NAICS 315990 · ID · Small Business Set Aside - Total
Posted Oct 29, 2026 · Responses due Nov 2, 2026
New Meadows Range Barn
Agriculture, Department of · Combined Synopsis/Solicitation · NAICS 237110 · ID · Small Business Set Aside - Total
Posted Oct 29, 2026 · Responses due Nov 29, 2026
Aluminum Boundary Post Markers, Region One
Agriculture, Department of · Solicitation · NAICS 332999 · ID · Small Business Set Aside - Total
Posted Oct 29, 2026 · Responses due Nov 10, 2026
Fenn Ranger Station roofing replacement
Agriculture, Department of · Combined Synopsis/Solicitation · NAICS 238160 · ID · Small Business Set Aside - Total
Posted Oct 29, 2026 · Responses due Nov 19, 2026

Research before you bid

See who already wins this work and which agencies buy it: Government contracts in Idaho: spending and top contractors. Knowing the incumbent contractors and typical contract sizes helps you price your bid and find teaming partners.

How to win these government contracts

Register your business for free on SAM.gov and keep the registration active.
Read the whole notice on SAM.gov, including attachments, the scope of work and the evaluation criteria.
Check eligibility: the NAICS code, any set-aside and required licenses, bonding or clearances.
Answer every requirement in the format asked for, and submit before the deadline.

Guides to government bidding

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be located in this state to bid?: No. These are federal contracts where the work is performed in this state, and businesses from any state can bid. Some contracts need staff on site, and HUBZone set-asides depend on where your business is located.
How do I bid on these government contracts?: Open the notice, then follow the link to SAM.gov to read the full solicitation and attachments. Submit your response exactly as the notice asks, before the deadline. You need an active SAM.gov registration, which is free, to be awarded a federal contract.
How often is this list updated?: Every day, from SAM.gov Contract Opportunities. Notices disappear once their response deadline passes.