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Counties that use OpenGov Procurement

66 counties use OpenGov Procurement to post bids, across 19 states. Most are in Florida (18), California (9), Georgia (6).

OpenGov Procurement (formerly ProcureNow) is used by counties to publish solicitations and collect responses online. Counties post bids, quote requests and addenda there. Vendors usually register (free or paid, depending on the platform and plan) to download documents, get addenda and, where the county allows it, submit bids online.

Arizona (2)

California (9)

Florida (18)

Georgia (6)

Indiana (1)

Kansas (1)

Kentucky (1)

Maryland (5)

Michigan (1)

New Jersey (2)

New York (1)

North Carolina (1)

Ohio (1)

Oregon (1)

South Carolina (6)

Texas (3)

Virginia (4)

Washington (1)

Wisconsin (2)

Questions

Which counties use OpenGov Procurement?

66 counties use OpenGov Procurement to post bids, across 19 states. Most are in Florida (18), California (9), Georgia (6). The full list is on this page.

Do I need to register on OpenGov Procurement to bid?

Usually yes, to download the documents, receive addenda and submit electronically if the county allows it. Always follow the instructions in the bid itself.

Is OpenGov Procurement free for vendors?

It depends on the platform and plan. Check the platform's own website for current vendor fees. FactWise shows county bids from every platform in one place, free to view.