Madison, Wisconsin Government Procurement Bids
8 open procurement opportunities tied to Madison from city, county, and state agencies.
Top agencies posting Madison bids: Federal Government.
Open bids for Madison
In House Athletic Travel Agency Services 2026-UWMSN-01338-RFP
Recreational Services and Placemaking in Madison Parks
HEAT TRANSFER CHEMICALS AND TESTING 7/31 (#2026-UWMSN-01244-RFB)
State Street Garage Electric Elevator Modernization
Straubel Wright Apartments Boiler Replacement
Karabis Apartments Painting and Siding Project
Karabis Apartments Carpet Replacement
Gay Braxton Apartments Concrete Sidewalk
Aquatic Containment Systems, Related Supplies, Installation Services and Maintenance (2026-UWMSN-01372-RFB)
Outdoor Metal Furniture (2026-UWMSN-01347-RFB)
Disposable Food Service Supplies (2026-UWMSN-01371-RFB)
Disposable Laboratory Safety Clothing and Related Accessories (2027-UWMSN-01384-RFB)
Simultaneous Thermal and Gas Analysis System 2027-UWMSN-01387-RFB
Substation U15 Rooftop Unit Replacement
Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Snacks
APxF Rev K3 Custom Printed Circuit Boards (2027-UWMSN-01396-RFB)
Normal Hall Roof Replacement
Impaired Driving Reduction Ride Share Project
Petite Bananas
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find bids posted directly by the City of Madison?
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 Madison government, look for organization names containing "City of Madison" or the procuring department.
Are state and county bids also shown here?
Yes — this page surfaces bids tagged with "Madison" as well as bids from county and state agencies that serve Madison. Many Madison contracts are issued through county or state procurement portals rather than city-only systems.
Do I need to register separately for each Madison agency?
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.