New Jersey county bids and RFPs
New Jersey has 21 counties. 15 use an online bid platform; the most common are County-run bid portals (7), BidNet Direct (3), OpenGov Procurement (2). 6 post bids only on their own website, in the newspaper or in Board of County Commissioners agendas.
All 21 counties
- Atlantic CountyBid Express
- Bergen CountyBonfire
- Burlington CountyIon Wave
- Camden CountyOwn portal, no vendor named
- Cape May CountyOwn portal, no vendor named
- Cumberland CountyOwn portal, no vendor named
- Essex CountyOwn portal, no vendor named
- Gloucester CountyNo online platform
- Hudson CountyNo online platform
- Hunterdon CountyNo online platform
- Mercer CountyBidNet Direct
- Middlesex CountyOpenGov Procurement
- Monmouth CountyOwn portal, no vendor named
- Morris CountyBidNet Direct
- Ocean CountyOpenGov Procurement
- Passaic CountyOwn portal, no vendor named
- Salem CountyOwn portal, no vendor named
- Somerset CountyNo online platform
- Sussex CountyBidNet Direct
- Union CountyNo online platform
- Warren CountyNo online platform
New Jersey county bidding questions
How do New Jersey counties post bids?
New Jersey has 21 counties. 15 use an online bid platform; the most common are County-run bid portals (7), BidNet Direct (3), OpenGov Procurement (2). 6 post bids only on their own website, in the newspaper or in Board of County Commissioners agendas.
Where do New Jersey counties announce purchases early?
In Board of County Commissioners meeting agendas and minutes, which often approve advertising a bid before it is posted.