Open federal solicitations in Ohio

1,245 open notices with work performed in Ohio as of October 8, 2026, from SAM.gov and DIBBS. Soonest deadlines first. Award notices, sole source intents and closed notices are left out.

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How do I find federal contracts in Ohio?

This page lists open federal solicitations whose place of performance names Ohio, soonest deadline first. Most federal notices never name a place of performance at all, so also watch your industry codes rather than the state alone.

Do I need a SAM.gov registration to bid?

You need an active SAM.gov registration and a Unique Entity ID before an agency can award you a contract. Registration is free and takes a few weeks the first time, so start it before you find a solicitation you want.

What does a set-aside on a notice mean?

It means only companies of that type may compete. A small business set-aside is limited to companies under the SBA size standard for the NAICS code, and an 8(a), HUBZone, WOSB or SDVOSB set-aside also requires that certification on the date the offer is due.

Can I answer a sources sought or presolicitation notice?

Those take no bid yet, but answering one tells the agency a capable small business exists, which is often how work ends up set aside for small business. Each notice says what to send and by when.

Each notice lists its own due date and an amendment can change it, so check the latest version on SAM.gov before you submit. Browse by agency or see the market numbers.