15 days left Aug 12, 2026
Boise, Idaho Government Procurement Bids
13 open procurement opportunities tied to Boise from city, county, and state agencies.
Top agencies posting Boise bids: Federal Government,DemandStar,City of Boise.
Open bids for Boise
14 days left Aug 12, 2026
BOI - HVAC Controls The Boise Airport (BOI) is looking for a single BAS solution capable of meeting its current and future needs that will also allow for the seamless integration with existing controllers.
Due tomorrow Jul 29, 2026
Boise Design Guidelines Update Provide consultant services to revise Boise's Design Review Standards and Guidelines, with expertise in urban design, site planning, landscape architecture, and design review.
28 days left Aug 26, 2026
Boise Airport Economy Lot Expansion – Phase 3 The Airport intends to expand the existing Economy Lot at 5500 W Victory Road, with the new lot extending within parcels R1580280280 and R1580280633.
7 days left Aug 5, 2026
Manhole Infiltration / Rehabilitation 2026 - RSP 273 Manhole work to reduce infiltration located at numerous locations in the Boise City Service Area.
14 days left Aug 12, 2026
West Boise Thickening Dry Polymer (WBP 9004) Sourcing dry polymer products for use in our rotary screen thickeners. Product is used in dry super sack form.
14 days left Aug 12, 2026
West Boise Dewatering Bulk Dry Polymer (WBP 9004) Sourcing bulk dry polymer for use in the City's dewatering processes.
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