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University of Massachusetts
University of Massachusetts is a university based in Massachusetts. ProcureTap tracks 17 bids posted by this organization, most commonly in categories such as clinical services, turf protection services, police vehicle barriers.
Recent bids posted by University of Massachusetts
UMDAR Commencement Webcast and Jumbo Trons Live production, webcast, and LED Jumbo Tron services for UMass Dartmouth's annual commencement ceremonies at Cressy Field.
Posted Oct 7, 2026Campus- Hardscape Repair & Excavation Services Hardscape repair and excavation services
Posted Oct 7, 2026UMass Lowell Government Lobbyist Services UMass Lowell seeks proposals from qualified firms to provide federal government relations, strategic consulting, and federal agency engagement services.
Posted Oct 7, 2026UMass Amherst - Liquified Natural Gas Supply & Transportation UMass Amherst - Liquified Natural Gas Supply & Transportation
Posted Oct 6, 2026UMass Amherst University Health Services - Laboratory and/or Clinical Molecular Analyzer UMass Amherst University Health Services is seeking two Molecular Analyzers: one for Clinical (Point-of-Care) and one for Laboratory use. Respondents may propose for one or both use cases.
Posted Oct 5, 2026UMDAR Commencement Furnishings Temporary tent, staging, furnishings, and related event equipment rental services for UMass Dartmouth's annual commencement ceremonies at Cressy Field
Posted Oct 5, 2026CIE Fire Alarm Project CIE Fire Alarm Replacement
Posted Sep 30, 2026UMDAR Turf Protection Provide turf protection for UMDAR Commencement
Posted Sep 28, 2026UMDAR Diploma Covers Provide Diploma Covers for UMDAR Commencement
Posted Sep 28, 2026Mail Services Building, Lot 24T Reconstruction of Parking Lot 24T including EV charger infrastructure only.
Posted Sep 23, 2026Wheatley Hall Air Handling Unit Upgrades - Phase 1 Wheatley Hall Air Handling Unit Upgrades - Phase 1
Posted Sep 23, 2026PRJ24-248 ASC Auditorium Lighting Replace the existing aging and inefficient lighting fixtures and controls with new energy efficient LED lighting fixtures and controls.
Posted Sep 23, 2026What University of Massachusetts usually buys
Top categories from 17 historical bids:
- clinical services — 2 bids
- turf protection services — 1 bid
- police vehicle barriers — 1 bid
- nitrogen generator procurement — 1 bid
- microbial damage services — 1 bid
- medical waste management — 1 bid
- medical laboratory equipment procurement — 1 bid
- liquefied natural gas supply and transportation — 1 bid
How to win contracts with University of Massachusetts
- Register on the university procurement system. University of Massachusetts uses at https://bids.sciquest.com/apps/Router/PublicEvent?CustomerOrg=UMass 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.
- 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 University of Massachusetts plus most other US universities — often faster than direct campus-by-campus pursuit.
- 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.
- 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.
- Save a search for new university opportunities. University of Massachusetts publishes new bids on academic calendars. Save a search on ProcureTap to catch new opportunities the moment they post.