OPEN BIDS · 12 FOUND
12 open government bids for Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services in every state
There are 12 open notices: 0 taking bids now, 1 set aside for small businesses, 3 due within 7 days. The soonest deadline is Oct 27, 2026, 12:00 PM ET (USCG FD&I Project Management Support Services).
In fiscal year 2026 federal agencies obligated $9.88 billion for administrative management and general management consulting services nationwide. The biggest buyers: Department of Health and Human Services, Department of Defense, Department of Homeland Security. Who wins this work →
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USCG FD&I Project Management Support Services
Washington, DC
R799--Northport EUL Development Opportunity Sources Sought (Revised) COR: Sharon Sirotnak
Place of work not listed · buying office in Independence, Ohio
Sources Sought-ePMO Support Services
Fort Lee, Virginia
Program Analysis and Risk Support (PARS)
Place of work not listed · buying office in Jbsa Ft Sam Houston, Texas
Multifamily Premium Review Services
Alexandria, Virginia
Military Plans Specialist Support Services
Place of work not listed · buying office in Redstone Arsenal, Alabama
What Works Clearinghouse (WWC) Online Study Review Guide (OSRG)
DC
Bronx EUL Development Opportunity Sources Sought
Place of work not listed · buying office in Independence, Ohio
RFI Comprehensive Medical Review & Audit Support
Place of work not listed · buying office in Herndon, Virginia
Request for Information - Space Warfighting Architecture Navigator
Kirtland Afb, New Mexico
R799--Lake Baldwin EUL Development Opportunity Sources Sought COR: Dustin Koonce
Place of work not listed · buying office in Independence, Ohio
Request for Information - FEMA Public-Assistance Technical Assistance (PA-TAC) VI Contract
Place of work not listed · buying office in Washington, DC
Open notices from SAM.gov, saved Oct 23, 8:49 PM ET. Updated twice a day. Each bid links to its official notice on SAM.gov, where the documents are. How to bid, step by step →