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Texas A&M University

Texas A&M University is a university based in Texas. ProcureTap tracks 17 bids posted by this organization, most commonly in categories such as lab equipment procurement, drone procurement, tube furnace procurement.

17 open bids
17 total tracked
Agency portal → bids.sciquest.com

Recent bids posted by Texas A&M University

RFP 23d left

Boring, Slip Lining and Open cut Installation Services Boring, Slip Lining and Open cut Installation Services

Posted Oct 7, 2026
ITB 16d left

Veterinary Ultrasonic Surgical Aspirator System Veterinary Ultrasonic Surgical Aspirator System

Posted Oct 6, 2026
ITB 15d left

Maintenance and Repair Services for Concession Equipment Maintenance and Repair Services for Concession Equipment

Posted Oct 5, 2026
ITB 8d left

Hyperspectral Cameras with Benchtop Reflectance System Hyperspectral cameras with benchtop reflectance system

Posted Oct 1, 2026
ITB 14d left

TAMUG - Annual Maintenance Agreement for Reverse Osmosis Systems TAMUG - Annual Maintenance Agreement for Reverse Osmosis Systems

Posted Oct 1, 2026
IFB closed

IFB 4 Channel Shaker IFB 4 Channel Shaker

Posted Oct 1, 2026
RFP 6d left

Davis Diamond Dugout flooring Texas A&M Athletics Facilities Department is looking for an experienced athletic flooring vendor to measure, provide, and install athletic dugout flooring at Davis Diamond.

Posted Sep 29, 2026
ITB 6d left

Laboratory Cold-Rolling Mill Texas A&M University, is seeking bids for the provision of one (1) Laboratory Cold-Rolling Mill, to be furnished and delivered to the Texas A&M campus in Fort Worth, TX.

Posted Sep 29, 2026
RFP 14d left

Recycling Collection Services Recycling Collection Services

Posted Sep 28, 2026
ITB 6d left

Wire and Connectors, Supply Wire and Connectors, Supply

Posted Sep 28, 2026
ITB 14d left

Construction of Shop Building in Temple, TX Construction of Shop Building in Temple, TX

Posted Sep 28, 2026
ITB 11d left

Pool of Vendors, Signage Texas A&M University is seeking to establish a Blanket Agreement, Pool of Vendors, to provide various signage for the campus of located on the College Station, TX campus.

Posted Sep 28, 2026

What Texas A&M University usually buys

Top categories from 17 historical bids:

  • lab equipment procurement — 3 bids
  • drone procurement — 3 bids
  • tube furnace procurement — 2 bids
  • medical equipment procurement — 2 bids
  • lidar scanner procurement — 2 bids
  • invasive vegetation eradication — 2 bids
  • gloves procurement — 2 bids
  • athletic flooring installation — 2 bids

How to win contracts with Texas A&M University

  1. Register on the university procurement system. Texas A&M University uses at https://bids.sciquest.com/apps/Router/PublicEvent?CustomerOrg=TAMU for vendor registration and bid submission. Universities frequently participate in E&I Cooperative Services and Sourcewell contracts — those are often faster paths than direct campus procurement.
  2. Consider E&I Cooperative Services. E&I Cooperative Services (eandi.org) is a higher-education-focused cooperative serving 5,000+ colleges and universities. Winning an E&I contract gives you preferred vendor status with Texas A&M University plus most other US universities — often faster than direct campus-by-campus pursuit.
  3. Understand academic-year fiscal timing. University procurement follows academic + fiscal year timing. Major procurement (research equipment, IT modernization, capital construction) is often issued February-May for July 1 fiscal-year starts, and September-November for spring-semester needs. Plan pursuit workflow around these windows.
  4. Address FERPA + research compliance. Any vendor with student-data access must comply with FERPA. Research-lab contracts often require IRB review, hazardous-materials handling, or export-control (ITAR/EAR) compliance for defense-adjacent work. Read solicitations carefully for compliance triggers.
  5. Save a search for new university opportunities. Texas A&M University publishes new bids on academic calendars. Save a search on ProcureTap to catch new opportunities the moment they post.