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Franklin County, FL bids

The state and federal bids for Franklin County, in one email around 6 AM. No Franklin County buyer's own bid site is read yet.

Open now
28
Bids here since Oct 25, 2026
1
State and federal bid sites we check
12

Bids counted Oct 31, 2026. Open now includes the state and federal bids, as the email does.

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Franklin County, outlined on the chart of the counties whose own bid sites we read.

Where Franklin County bids come from

We don't read a Franklin County buyer's own bid site yet. The state and federal bids that name the county, or no county, still come in the email each morning.

Buyers with bids here since Oct 25, 2026, from the state, federal and legal-notice sites we read: Florida Department of Transportation District 3 (1).

Not checked yet: Franklin County government and the Franklin County school district's own bid sites.

How to register as a vendor in Franklin County

Purchasing office

Franklin County Board of County Commissioners, County Coordinator, 850-653-5077. checked Oct 31, 2026

Franklin County government

Since August 28, 2026, Franklin County sends all of its bid notices through its Broadcast Notification System. Vendors sign up from the county's Bids and Awards page to get them by text message, email or both. checked Oct 31, 2026

School district

Franklin County Schools must have a vendor registered before it can issue a purchase order: create an account in the district's vendor registration portal, upload a W-9, E-Verify enrollment verification and the signed affidavits, then submit for district review and wait for approval. The district posts its bid notices and award notices on an online bid system, also advertises bid notices in The Times newspaper, and leaves it to each vendor to watch for new bids. checked Oct 31, 2026

When Franklin County buyers must bid it out

Franklin County orders up to $25,000 need no multiple quotes (the Fiscal Manager issues a purchase order for any equipment over $10,000), orders over $25,000 up to $40,000 need at least three vendors asked for quotes electronically, and orders over $40,000 require competitive bid procedures. A bid is advertised in a newspaper of general circulation once a week for at least two weeks before the opening, projects over $100,000 also run in a daily paper in Panama City or Tallahassee, and every formal bid is posted on the county's website. (Franklin County Procurement Policy, adopted November 5, 2024, purchasing categories and competitive procedures) checked Oct 31, 2026

Where Franklin County posts bid results

No later than the business day after an award is approved, Franklin County posts the notice of award on the county website; for bids judged on more than price, competing vendors are emailed the recommended award at least two business days before it is approved. A party that intends to challenge must notify the Board Chairman and the County Attorney electronically within one business day of the posting, then file in circuit court within fourteen business days. (Franklin County Procurement Policy, adopted November 5, 2024, Bid Protest Procedure) checked Oct 31, 2026

Franklin County bids by trade

The number after a trade counts its bids here since Oct 25, 2026.

Franklin County bids: questions

How do I register as a vendor for Franklin County bids?

State agencies use MyFloridaMarketPlace and federal offices SAM.gov. Local buyers in Franklin County keep their own vendor lists, so register with each one you want work from.

The county's own steps are under How to register as a vendor in Franklin County.

How to register as a Florida vendor

How many bids does Franklin County get?

1 bid from Oct 25, 2026 to Oct 31, 2026. 28 are open now, counting state and federal bids.

What kinds of bids are they?

Of the bids since Oct 25, 2026 that name their kind: 1 invitation to bid.

Do Franklin County bids have pre-bid meetings?

Some do, and missing a mandatory one usually rules your bid out. When a bid lists one, the email shows its date and whether it is mandatory.

Does BidSignal read Franklin County's own bid sites?

Not yet: its bids come from the state and federal systems for now. If you bid with a Franklin County buyer, email us its name and we add the most-asked ones first.

Are state and federal bids for Franklin County included?

Yes. MyFloridaMarketPlace and SAM.gov bids for the county come in the same email.

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