179-2627-741-FIRE_ALARM_REP_PES
Project scope: Replace existing fire alarm system with complete addressable fire alarm system with voice evacuation. General Construction 1. Provide patching and painting as needed for demolition and …
Durham, North Carolina Government Procurement Bids
22 open procurement opportunities tied to Durham from city, county, and state agencies.
11closing this week
18closing this month
Top agencies posting Durham bids: City of Durham.
Open bids for Durham
3 days left Nov 12, 2026
NOI: Downtown Durham Wayfinding (TIP #C-5605H)
11 days left Nov 19, 2026
South Durham WRF Gas Holder Replacement and Treatment Facilities Electrical Improvements
1012-27-082
Research Triangle Regional Public Transportation Authority d.b.a. GoTriangle (GoTriangle) is a public transit agency serving Durham, Orange, and Wake counties in North Carolina, providing essential mo…
10 days left Nov 18, 2026
54-TJK-TE-PR39682, STATE ROUTE SHOULDER AND MEDIAN MOWING INCLUDING VEGETATION TRIMMING AND LITTER/DEBRIS REMOVAL
STATE ROUTE SHOULDER AND MEDIAN MOWING INCLUDING VEGETATION TRIMMING AND LITTER-DEBRIS REMOVAL, TURNPIKE AUTHORITY - DURHAM AND WAKE - TOLL FACILITIES
53 days left Jan 1, 2027
City of Durham Upcoming Procurement Opportunities
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