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The Iowa Capitol Complex in Des Moines features a rich collection of about 48 monuments that honor Iowa’s history, military service, and cultural heritage. Key highlights include the Soldiers’ and Sai…
This project includes removing the existing HDPE lagoon liners and replacing with new at the Pikes Peak State Park wastewater treatment lagoons. *** Project documents, including plans, specificati…
This wastewater treatment improvement project includes lagoon cleaning/sludge disposal, lagoon expansion, aeration upgrades, piping modifications, installation of chlorination and de-chlorination chem…
This project is Phase II, and will be the final construction phase of the interior build-out of an existing wood framed construction building in Sedan Bottoms, Appanoose County, Iowa. This phase will …
This RFB provides the information needed for Bidders to prepare competitive submissions. The RFB process benefits the Lead and Participating Agencies and is intended to provide competitive information…
The Iowa Department of Administrative Services will be receiving bids for the interior renovation of the building at 150 Des Moines Street, Des Moines, Iowa 50309. **A non-size reduced Project Manu…
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 Des Moines government, look for organization names containing "City of Des Moines" or the procuring department.
Yes — this page surfaces bids tagged with "Des Moines" as well as bids from county and state agencies that serve Des Moines. Many Des Moines contracts are issued through county or state procurement portals rather than city-only systems.
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.