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Washington DC (PASS)
Washington DC (PASS) is a state government based in District of Columbia. ProcureTap tracks 249 bids posted by this organization, most commonly in categories such as healthcare software, it equipment procurement, laptop procurement.
Recent bids posted by Washington DC (PASS)
Sign Structure and Upgrade Replacement
Posted Oct 14, 2026moveDC 2027 Update for DDOTs Long-Range Statewide Transportation Plan
Posted Oct 9, 2026Rehabilitation/Reconstruction of 27th Street Bridge over Broad Branch Stream
Posted Sep 24, 2026Pavement Marking Supplies
Posted Sep 2, 2026Construction Management Services for Roadway Signs Maintenance
Posted Aug 19, 2026Gateway Sign Welcome to DC
Posted Aug 14, 2026Sign Fabrication Materials
Posted Aug 7, 2026System Management Services for the Traffic Signal Controller Replacement Project
Posted Aug 4, 2026Capital Planning, Analysis, and Conceptual Engineering Services
Posted Jul 29, 2026Construction Management and Inspection Services for Benning Road Bridges and Transportation Improvements
Posted Jul 23, 2026Positive Truck Route Signage
Posted Jul 23, 2026New York Avenue Safety and Operations Study
Posted Jul 22, 2026What Washington DC (PASS) usually buys
Top categories from 249 historical bids:
- healthcare software — 6 bids
- it equipment procurement — 5 bids
- laptop procurement — 4 bids
- Wayfinding Signage Design — 4 bids
- Fire Alarm System Procurement — 4 bids
- Remote Sensing Services — 3 bids
- Engineering Consulting Services — 3 bids
- Construction Management Services — 3 bids
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How to win contracts with Washington DC (PASS)
- Register on the District of Columbia vendor portal. Washington DC (PASS) sources solicitations through at https://maps2.dcgis.dc.gov/dcgis/rest/services/DCGIS_DATA/Government_Operations/MapServer/19. Vendor registration is typically free but one-time — required before you can submit a bid. Registration usually takes 15-60 minutes.
- Check for state small-business preferences. Most states offer preference programs — resident bidder preferences, MBE/WBE participation goals, veteran preferences. District of Columbia has its own program (see state procurement guide for specifics).
- Understand prevailing-wage and Buy American rules. State-funded projects often carry state-specific prevailing-wage requirements (typically higher than federal Davis-Bacon rates) plus state Buy America provisions on manufactured goods. Federally-funded state projects add federal Buy America Build America (BABA) on top.
- Track solicitation amendments. Washington DC (PASS) may issue amendments modifying scope, deadlines, or requirements during the response window. Every amendment becomes binding — check the portal daily during your response preparation, and acknowledge all amendments in your submission.
- Set up alerts for new opportunities. Washington DC (PASS) publishes new opportunities on a rolling basis. Save a search on ProcureTap to receive an email the moment a new Washington DC (PASS) bid matches your industry or category — this is the fastest way to catch RFPs with short response windows.