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How to register on FDOT's CPP to bid in Florida

Updated November 2026

The Florida Department of Transportation's letting documents download at no charge through its CPP online ordering system, once your company and your staff are registered.

Florida, with a lamp in each of the 63 counties whose own bid sites we read.

Who uses FDOT's CPP

FDOT's lettings do: BidSignal reads 9 FDOT letting pages each morning, for the Central Office, Districts 1 to 7 and Florida's Turnpike Enterprise.

FDOT's FAQ says online ordering must be used for all orders for advertised projects. checked Nov 2, 2026

What CPP costs

FDOT's FAQ says there is no charge to download the documents. checked Nov 2, 2026

Everyone in your company approved to order online can view and download all of its documents, for one year after the letting. checked Nov 2, 2026

How to register on FDOT's CPP

  1. Register your company with the state at vendor.myfloridamarketplace.com and get a State of Florida vendor number, as FDOT's FAQ requires. checked Nov 2, 2026
  2. Register each person who will order, with the step-by-step instructions FDOT links from that FAQ. checked Nov 2, 2026
  3. Order the plans and bid documents for the letting you want, and download them.

What you can do without an account

Read the lettings: FDOT's letting pages on fdot.gov are public, and BidSignal reads them without logging in. The plans and bid documents come through CPP.

Where BidSignal fits

Each new FDOT letting in your trade and counties comes in your morning email with a link to its page on fdot.gov. You order its documents on CPP and bid the way the letting says.

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Every new bid free for 7 days, no card. Then $29 a month, cancel anytime.