Federal Contracts in Idaho
Browse active federal contract opportunities with performance locations in Idaho. Find solicitations on SAM.gov, discover set-aside opportunities, and connect with government agencies looking for contractors in ID.
Federal Contracting in Idaho
The federal government awards billions of dollars in contracts each year to businesses across the United States. Idaho is home to numerous federal agencies, military installations, and government facilities that regularly post contract opportunities on SAM.gov. Small businesses in ID can compete for these contracts, especially through set-aside programs like 8(a), HUBZone, SDVOSB, and WOSB.
Whether you're an established federal contractor or just getting started, understanding the contracting landscape in Idaho is key to winning government work. FedOverwatch tracks all active SAM.gov opportunities and can automatically match you with contracts that fit your business profile, certifications, and location.
How to Find Idaho Contracts
Federal contracts with performance locations in Idaho are posted on SAM.gov, the government's official procurement portal. You can search SAM.gov directly, or use FedOverwatch to monitor new opportunities automatically. FedOverwatch scans SAM.gov continuously and alerts you when contracts matching your profile are posted in ID.
To compete for federal contracts in Idaho, your business should be registered in SAM.gov with an active entity registration. If you hold small business certifications, you may be eligible for set-aside contracts that limit competition to certified businesses, giving you a significant advantage.
Set up your FedOverwatch profile with your NAICS codes, certifications, and preferred locations to receive personalized contract alerts for Idaho opportunities as they're posted.
Recent Idaho Opportunities
View all →The Department of Energy is procuring entrance canopies for its facilities. The project involves the design, fabrication, and installation of canopies that meet specific architectural and safety requirements.
The Department of Energy is procuring crane upgrades to enhance operational efficiency and safety at their facilities. Key requirements include the installation of new crane systems and the upgrade of existing equipment to meet current safety standards.
The U.S. Embassy in Paris is procuring maintenance services for boilers in apartments leased by the embassy. The contract will be awarded to the lowest priced technically acceptable offeror, and it will be an IDIQ contract with one base year and three option years.
The Department of Energy is procuring the replacement of a roll-up door at a specified location. The project requires adherence to specific technical specifications and safety standards during installation.
The Department of Energy is procuring fire barrier repair services to enhance safety and compliance within its facilities. Key requirements include the ability to perform repairs on various fire barrier systems and adherence to safety regulations.
The Department of Energy is seeking qualified vendors to replace the Air Handling Unit (AHU) at TAN-677, part of the Idaho National Laboratory. The project aims to improve HVAC reliability, energy efficiency, and operational safety, requiring compliance with DOE and ASHRAE standards.
The Department of Defense is procuring lubricating nozzles for use in engines and turbines. The contract has been awarded to Boeing Distribution, Inc., and the primary contact for this procurement is Matthew Wood.
The U.S. Government is procuring sewer line repair services for the Moscow Research Station. Key requirements include the ability to perform necessary repairs and maintenance on the existing sewer infrastructure.
The Department of Defense is procuring life support services for the 1-221 Cavalry at the OCTC in Boise, ID, with a focus on providing equipment and toiletries. This procurement is set aside for small businesses, specifically under the Total Small Business Set-Aside category.
The Department of Defense is conducting an Industry Day for the Little Wood River Channel project in Gooding, Idaho, aimed at providing a design-bid-build construction contract for the rehabilitation and replacement of canal walls and bridges. Key requirements include the replacement and repair of canal walls, four vehicle bridges, and two pedestrian bridges, with opportunities for industry feedback through one-on-one sessions scheduled for June 16th and 17th, 2026.
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