Oregon county bids and RFPs
Oregon has 36 counties. 10 use an online bid platform; the most common are Bid Locker (3), OregonBuys (3), County-run bid portals (2). 26 post bids only on their own website, in the newspaper or in Board of Commissioners agendas.
All 36 counties
- Baker CountyNo online platform
- Benton CountyDemandStar
- Clackamas CountyOregonBuys; Bid Locker
- Clatsop CountyOregonBuys
- Columbia CountyOwn portal, no vendor named
- Coos CountyNo online platform
- Crook CountyNo online platform
- Curry CountyNo online platform
- Deschutes CountyBid Locker
- Douglas CountyNo online platform
- Gilliam CountyNo online platform
- Grant CountyNo online platform
- Harney CountyNo online platform
- Hood River CountyNo online platform
- Jackson CountyNo online platform
- Jefferson CountyNo online platform
- Josephine CountyNo online platform
- Klamath CountyNo online platform
- Lake CountyNo online platform
- Lane CountyBid Locker
- Lincoln CountyNo online platform
- Linn CountyOregonBuys
- Malheur CountyNo online platform
- Marion CountyOwn portal, no vendor named
- Morrow CountyNo online platform
- Multnomah CountyJaggaer
- Polk CountyNo online platform
- Sherman CountyNo online platform
- Tillamook CountyNo online platform
- Umatilla CountyNo online platform
- Union CountyNo online platform
- Wallowa CountyNo online platform
- Wasco CountyNo online platform
- Washington CountyOpenGov Procurement
- Wheeler CountyNo online platform
- Yamhill CountyNo online platform
Oregon county bidding questions
How do Oregon counties post bids?
Oregon has 36 counties. 10 use an online bid platform; the most common are Bid Locker (3), OregonBuys (3), County-run bid portals (2). 26 post bids only on their own website, in the newspaper or in Board of Commissioners agendas.
Where do Oregon counties announce purchases early?
In Board of Commissioners meeting agendas and minutes, which often approve advertising a bid before it is posted.