Federal Contracts in Vermont
Browse active federal contract opportunities with performance locations in Vermont. Find solicitations on SAM.gov, discover set-aside opportunities, and connect with government agencies looking for contractors in VT.
Federal Contracting in Vermont
The federal government awards billions of dollars in contracts each year to businesses across the United States. Vermont is home to numerous federal agencies, military installations, and government facilities that regularly post contract opportunities on SAM.gov. Small businesses in VT 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 Vermont 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 Vermont Contracts
Federal contracts with performance locations in Vermont 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 VT.
To compete for federal contracts in Vermont, 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.
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Recent Vermont Opportunities
View all →The Department of Veterans Affairs is procuring document shredding services for the White River Junction area. The contract is set aside for small businesses, and the incumbent contractor is Shred This, Inc. Key requirements include providing shredding services as specified in the contract documentation.
The Department of the Army is procuring athletic training services. The key requirements include providing qualified personnel to support athletic training programs for military personnel.
The Department of Defense is procuring debris removal services at the Union Village Dam in East Thetford, VT. The project involves the removal of log boom and back area field debris, and it is set aside for small businesses. The incumbent contractor is Pat Rawson Construction, Inc.
The Department of Homeland Security is procuring rental services for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) apparel and laundering services for the U.S. Border Patrol in Swanton, VT. The contract includes flame and fluid resistant shirts, trousers, shop towels, and other maintenance items necessary to comply with safety regulations from OHS, CBP, and OSHA.
The Department of Homeland Security is extending the period of performance for a task order related to product engineering and enterprise delivery services for the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services. This extension is justified under the Chief Information Officer—Solutions and Partners 3 Government-Wide Acquisition Contract, allowing for continued support in IT service management and operations.
The Department of Homeland Security is extending the period of performance for a task order related to product engineering and enterprise delivery services under the Chief Information Officer—Solutions and Partners 3 contract. This extension is justified as an exception to fair opportunity due to the unique nature of the services required. The task order involves IT service management and operations center support.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is procuring migration services for the VistA system to Oracle as part of the VISN 10 Autoverification project. Key requirements include application development support services, with a focus on computer-related services. The contracting officer for this opportunity is Sharon A Benjamin.
The Department of Defense is awarding a contract to Greensea Systems, Inc. for engineering technical services and hardware to support autonomous and remotely operated systems in maritime environments. The contract, valued at $18,154,710, features a seven-year ordering period starting June 29, 2026, and includes various pricing structures such as cost-plus-fixed-fee and firm-fixed-price. Work will primarily be performed in Richmond, Vermont, with a small portion conducted outside the continental U.S.
The Department of Veterans Affairs is procuring Fire Door Assembly Survey, Inspection, and Repair Services for the White River Junction VAMC. This requirement is set aside for Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses and will be awarded as a firm-fixed-price contract. The contractor must provide all necessary resources to fulfill the requirements as detailed in the attached Performance Work Statement.
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