Printing government contracts in Texas

1 open federal notice for printing services and print shops in Texas. Matched to NAICS 323111 Commercial Printing (except Screen and Books) and to notices whose titles describe the same work. Each bid links to its official notice on SAM.gov. Updated twice a day.

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Printer Consumables for the Strategic Sourcing for the Acquisition of Various Supplies and Equipment (SAVES) Program

12 days leftDue Nov 5, 2026, 5:00 PM ET

Federal Aviation Administration
Buying office in Texas

Taking bids nowSmall business set-aside

Who buys printing

In fiscal year 2026, federal agencies obligated $25.1 million for commercial printing (except screen and books) (NAICS 323111), $202,127 of it in Texas, across 1,156 awards. The biggest buyers: Department of the Treasury ($17.8 million), Department of Defense ($3.5 million), Social Security Administration ($3.2 million), Department of Transportation ($1.5 million). From USAspending.gov.

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How to bid on printing contracts

To bid you need a free, active SAM.gov registration with NAICS 323111 listed, and for a set-aside, the status it names. Most printing work is bought by local contracting offices at bases, hospitals and federal buildings, so the place of work on each notice matters.

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Open notices from SAM.gov's public file of active contract opportunities, updated twice a day (last Oct 24, 8:23 PM ET). Spending from USAspending.gov. UX Contract is independent and not a government website.