Coverage · counts refresh hourly

Open Public Construction Bids We Track

Every number below comes from the same hourly count of the public agency notices in our database. This page shows what we cover by state and exactly how we count, so you can judge whether we fit your market before you try us.

2,900+Open construction bids

950+Agencies with open construction bids

51States + DC with open bids

N°01 — By state

Open construction bids by state

Construction and design work with a future deadline. States under 15 open bids are marked limited: we don't yet see enough public work there to promise depth.

State	Open construction bids	Agencies	Coverage
New York	397	114	Active
California	263	98	Active
Texas	246	36	Active
South Carolina	243	84	Active
Georgia	164	107	Active
North Carolina	157	65	Active
Florida	101	24	Active
Massachusetts	91	53	Active
Kansas	77	10	Active
Mississippi	75	17	Active
Missouri	71	14	Active
Hawaii	67	12	Active
Indiana	62	7	Active
Delaware	61	8	Active
Louisiana	58	29	Active
Illinois	50	20	Active
Virginia	47	16	Active
Michigan	44	8	Active
Minnesota	39	7	Active
Maine	38	10	Active
Oregon	38	22	Active
Rhode Island	36	7	Active
Wisconsin	34	4	Active
Utah	33	3	Active
Iowa	32	12	Active
Ohio	31	10	Active
Vermont	28	7	Active
Tennessee	26	14	Active
Alabama	24	6	Active
New Jersey	24	14	Active
Alaska	23	8	Active
Washington	23	11	Active
Connecticut	22	14	Active
South Dakota	18	3	Active
Pennsylvania	17	4	Active
Nevada	15	9	Active
Montana	14	10	Limited
Arizona	13	6	Limited
New Hampshire	13	9	Limited
Maryland	12	5	Limited
Nebraska	12	9	Limited
West Virginia	12	9	Limited
Oklahoma	10	5	Limited
Arkansas	9	6	Limited
Kentucky	8	7	Limited
Idaho	6	4	Limited
North Dakota	6	3	Limited
Colorado	5	5	Limited
District of Columbia	3	3	Limited
New Mexico	2	2	Limited
Wyoming	2	2	Limited

N°02 — Methodology

How we count

What counts as an open public bid

A notice counts when it is public, links to the issuing agency's official notice or document, and is not past its due date. Records that need a paid membership to view, such as BidNet Direct listings, are excluded. Private plan-room projects are not part of these public counts.

What counts as a construction bid

The construction figures above are the subset that is construction work or construction design and engineering, with a concrete future deadline. Office supplies, software, staffing, services and standing vendor lists without a date are left out. We classify by the notice title and trade; spot checks put this at about 90% precise, and when a title is ambiguous we leave it out rather than in.

Duplicates

Agencies often post the same bid more than once, and we read some sources repeatedly. Each bid counts once: we keep the newest record per bid identity.

Freshness

Sources are read on a daily schedule, and these counts are recalculated every hour. Federal SAM.gov opportunities are tracked separately and are not included in the state figures.

What we don't cover

These are owner-issued public solicitations. We do not have general contractor invitations to bid for subcontractors, and we do not track private commercial work in these figures. If your work comes mostly from GC invitations or private projects, we are probably not the right fit yet.