Federal contract opportunities by state

Where the work is actually performed, rather than where the contracting office sits. If travel is what would stop you bidding, this is the list to start from.

52 listed, covering 1,876 open solicitations, counted November 6, 2026 at 2:43 AM EST from SAM.gov, which InstantSam reads every hour.

Each directory counts the open SAM.gov notices that carry its field: an agency, a six digit NAICS code, or a US state or territory as the place of performance. A listing needs at least three open notices to have a page. So the agency, NAICS and state totals differ, and all three are smaller than the count of every open notice on the home page.

Alabama34Alaska20Arizona33Arkansas7California133Colorado39Connecticut20Florida72Georgia58Guam6Hawaii22Idaho22Illinois49Indiana17Iowa8Kansas11Kentucky18Louisiana10Maine18Maryland153Massachusetts28Michigan16Minnesota12Mississippi20Missouri21Montana14Nebraska6Nevada18New Hampshire3New Jersey48New Mexico29New York55North Carolina51North Dakota10Ohio31Oklahoma74Oregon17Pennsylvania103Puerto Rico8Rhode Island7South Carolina20South Dakota17Tennessee24Texas80Utah29Vermont3Virginia202Washington58Washington DC93West Virginia12Wisconsin8Wyoming9

The listing is not the contract

Every count above comes from SAM.gov. What decides whether you can win any of it is inside the documents attached to each notice. InstantSam opens up to fifteen of them and reads them.

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