Open bids for Kansas City

IFB Information Technology
12 days left Nov 20, 2026

MoDOT KC District Fleet Lighting Installation for Emergency Response

The Missouri Department of Transportation Kansas City District is seeking qualified vendors to provide Fleet Lighting Installation(s) for Emergency Response on an as needed, if needed basis. The solic…

IFB Information Technology
9 days left Nov 17, 2026

MoDOT KC District Electrical Repair Services for Arrow Boards and Message Boards

The Missouri Department of Transportation Kansas City District is seeking bids from qualified vendors to provide Electrical Repair Services for Arrowboards and Message Boards with a contract period of…

IFB Construction
Due tomorrow Nov 9, 2026

MoDOT KC District Hot Mix Patching Trailer

The Missouri Department of Transportation Kansas City District is seeking vendors to supply Hot Mix Patching Trailer(s), Stepp Mfg Model SPHOJ-3.0 or equivalent, that meets the attached minimum specif…

RFP Construction
16 days left Nov 24, 2026

Atchison Storm Sewer Separation Improvements, Atchison, Kansas

The purpose of this amendment is to extend the bid opening date and amend the Specifications SETION 01 30 00 Paragraph 1.5.2 (attached).The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Kansas City District, Intends …

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I find bids posted directly by the City of Kansas City?

Most US cities post their procurement opportunities on the city government's official procurement page or through a third-party platform like Bonfire, PlanetBids, or BidNet Direct. ProcureTap aggregates from these sources every six hours. For bids specifically attributed to the City of Kansas City government, look for organization names containing "City of Kansas City" or the procuring department.

Are state and county bids also shown here?

Yes — this page surfaces bids tagged with "Kansas City" as well as bids from county and state agencies that serve Kansas City. Many Kansas City contracts are issued through county or state procurement portals rather than city-only systems.

Do I need to register separately for each Kansas City agency?

Often yes. Each agency typically uses its own vendor registration on its chosen procurement platform. The good news: most cities and counties use a small number of common platforms (Bonfire, PlanetBids, Jaggaer, BidNet Direct, DemandStar), so one registration on each platform can cover many agencies.