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Lafayette County, FL bids
The state and federal bids for Lafayette County, in one email around 6 AM. No Lafayette 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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Where Lafayette County bids come from
We don't read a Lafayette 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 2 (1).
Not checked yet: Lafayette County government and the Lafayette County school district's own bid sites.
The state and federal bid sites we read
How to register as a vendor in Lafayette County
Purchasing office
Lafayette County Clerk of Court's Office, 120 West Main Street, Mayo, Florida 32066 (where the Board of County Commissioners takes sealed bids), (386) 294-1600 (the Clerk and the Finance Director; the Clerk's Finance Department administers the county's purchasing policies and procedures). checked Oct 31, 2026
School district
Lafayette County Schools says Florida law requires its vendors, contractors and subcontractors to pass an FDLE/FBI Level II background screening if their employees will be on school grounds when students are present, will have direct contact with students, or will have access to or control of school funds; vendors with no such personnel are not covered. Those who must be screened have to be cleared before any work on school grounds, then wear the ID badge they receive at all times on campus, and each vendor employee must provide a copy of an I-9.
To apply for a new badge, renew a Lafayette County Schools badge or use a badge from another Florida school district, call (386) 294-1422. checked Oct 31, 2026
Where to find and send Lafayette County bids
Lafayette County posts its bid notices on its website. Its September 2026 notice for a fire truck (pumper), self-contained breathing apparatus and battery-powered hydraulic rescue tools, which may be bid as a group or one by one, sends bidders to a named contact at the Sheriff's Office or to the county website for the specifications.
Bids are due at the Lafayette County Clerk of Court's Office, 120 West Main Street, Mayo, by 3:00 p.m. on November 6, 2026, and will be opened at the Board's regular meeting on November 10, 2026. The Board may accept or reject any and all bids, waive technicalities, or accept the bid that best serves the county. checked Oct 31, 2026
When Lafayette County buyers must bid it out
The Lafayette County School District requests sealed bids for any purchase of materials, equipment or services above the limits set by State Board of Education rules, unless it buys through a state contract, approved online procurement or another exemption, and an item or group of similar items expected to pass that total during the fiscal year is bid too. Quotations are obtained from at least three sources before a purchase order is issued, as state law or regulation requires.
The Purchasing Agent keeps a list of potential bidders by commodity or service, including every firm that asked to be on it, and mails each request for bids to the firms listed for that commodity; a firm that does not respond to three requests in a row may be dropped. (Lafayette County School Board Policy 7.14, Purchasing Policies and Bidding, revised February 17, 2026) checked Oct 31, 2026
Where Lafayette County posts bid results
Lafayette County School District bids are received in the purchasing office and opened in public, with the Purchasing Agent reading aloud each bidder's name and amount, and the tabulation is signed by the Purchasing Agent and the School Board employee present. The district gives notice of its decision by posting the bid tabulation where the bids were opened, or by certified mail.
Anyone adversely affected must file a written notice of protest with the School Board within 72 hours of the posting or notice, then a formal written protest within ten days. (Lafayette County School Board Policies 7.14, Purchasing Policies and Bidding, and 7.142, Bid Protest Resolution) checked Oct 31, 2026
Lafayette County bids by trade
The number after a trade counts its bids here since Oct 25, 2026.
Lafayette County bids: questions
How do I register as a vendor for Lafayette County bids?
State agencies use MyFloridaMarketPlace and federal offices SAM.gov. Local buyers in Lafayette 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 Lafayette County.
How many bids does Lafayette 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 Lafayette 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 Lafayette County's own bid sites?
Not yet: its bids come from the state and federal systems for now. If you bid with a Lafayette County buyer, email us its name and we add the most-asked ones first.
Are state and federal bids for Lafayette County included?
Yes. MyFloridaMarketPlace and SAM.gov bids for the county come in the same email.
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