We read federal, state highway-department and city and county bid boards before you're up, and email your shop only the jobs that fit: guardrail, bridges, railings, tanks, metal buildings and repair work. Every job comes with the deadline and who to call.
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Mississippi DOT, Montgomery, Quitman and Tallahatchie counties
Call: MDOT Contract Administration, (601) 359-7700
Gwinnett County, Georgia
Named county buyer, with email and phone
Virginia DOT, Chesapeake. Quote your steel to the primes bidding it.
Contact: VDOT contracts office
Real jobs from November 2026 emails.
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Every morning we check federal, state, highway-department and local bid sites and keep the welding and fabrication work.
One email with only jobs you haven't seen, each with the deadline, value when it's published, the buyer's contact and a link to the documents.
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The state's highway department, its state bid board where one is open to the public, and city and county portals. See every source.
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Public government bid notices. Today we cover federal work in every US state (SAM.gov); Louisiana: LaDOTD highway and bridge projects and the state's LaPAC bid board (state agencies, Jefferson Parish and more); Oklahoma DOT highway and bridge lettings; Mississippi: MDOT highway, bridge and maintenance-building lettings; Arkansas: ARDOT highway and bridge lettings and the City of Little Rock; Virginia: VDOT highway and bridge lettings, Fairfax County and the City of Alexandria; South Carolina: SC Business Opportunities, the state's daily bid publication (state agencies, SCDOT, counties, cities, school districts and utilities); North Carolina: NCDOT highway lettings and the state's eVP bid board (state agencies, universities, counties and cities such as Raleigh, Mecklenburg County, Asheville and Cary), plus the City of Charlotte and Wake County; Alabama: ALDOT highway and bridge lettings and Jefferson County (Birmingham area) road projects; Georgia: the Georgia Procurement Registry (state agencies, counties, cities, school boards and authorities); Florida: FDOT highway lettings, Miami-Dade County construction bids, City of Jacksonville, Hillsborough County (Tampa) and Indian River County; plus local work in Texas: the Texas Electronic State Business Daily (state agencies, cities, counties, school districts, colleges), TxDOT highway lettings, and bid portals for Harris County, City of Dallas, DART, DFW Airport, Dallas ISD, Fort Worth, Arlington, Frisco and McKinney. Tennessee is in progress: City of Chattanooga bids are already included for Tennessee subscribers, and TDOT lettings are coming. Every lead comes with a contact (the buyer, or the agency's purchasing or letting office). We're adding regions regularly; tell us where you work at the contact page and we'll prioritise it.
No. Each email only marks jobs you haven't been sent before. If nothing new matches, you don't get an email that day.
A larger construction project (a new building, water plant or renovation) where the general contractor will need a structural steel or misc metals subcontractor. We flag them early so you can reach out to the bidding GCs.
Yes. You'll get federal jobs in your state for free, with no time limit, and your 7-day trial doesn't start until we add local coverage for your state. We'll email you the day it goes live. The more sign-ups we get from a state, the sooner we add it.
Near the end of your 7 days, your lead emails include a button to subscribe for $49/month or $490/year. If you don't subscribe, the emails simply stop. Nothing is charged, because we never asked for a card.
Use the "Manage billing" link at the bottom of any lead email. You keep getting leads until the end of the period you paid for.
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