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Agricultural Marketing Service Contract Opportunities: Open Bids (Oct 2026)

As of , 5 open federal contract opportunities are listed here: 3 close within 14 days and 2 (40%) are set aside for small businesses. The busiest buyer is Agricultural Marketing Service (5).

Open federal contract notices published by Agricultural Marketing Service. Each listing links to the official notice on SAM.gov.

As of : 5 open opportunities on this page; soonest deadline ; 0 due within 7 days; 2 set aside for small businesses.

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Open opportunities. Source: SAM.gov
OpportunityTypeSet-asidePlace of performanceResponse deadline
Frozen Vegetable Products: Carrots, Broccoli, Black Bean Burger Patties for Domestic Food AssistanceCombined Synopsis/SolicitationOpen to allNot specified
Canned Fruit (Apples) for use in Domestic Food Assistance ProgramsCombined Synopsis/SolicitationSmall BusinessWashington, District of Columbia
Frozen Fruit for use in Domestic Food Assistance ProgramsCombined Synopsis/SolicitationSmall BusinessWashington, District of Columbia
Federal Purchase Program Specification for Whole EggsSpecial NoticeOpen to allNot specified
Supplement for Egg ProductsSpecial NoticeOpen to allNot specified

FAQ

How many opportunities are open here?

5, based on SAM.gov public data retrieved . We list up to 3,000 of the newest active notices site-wide, so SAM.gov may show more.

Which one closes first?

Frozen Vegetable Products: Carrots, Broccoli, Black Bean Burger Patties for Domestic Food Assistance — responses due , 1:00 PM (UTC-05:00).

Does it cost anything to bid?

No fee is charged to view notices or to register in SAM.gov. Registration is free; never pay anyone who claims to register you or to sell access to these notices.