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Osceola County, FL bids
The bids 1 Osceola County buyer posts on its own site, with the state and federal ones, in one email around 6 AM.
- Open now
- 32
- Local bids since Oct 25, 2026
- 7
- Local buyers we check
- 1
- Their bid sites
- 2
Bids counted Oct 31, 2026. Open now includes the state and federal bids, as the email does.
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Recent Osceola County bids
Closed ones, as examples of the work. New bids come by email in full, each with its official link.
- Large- Capacity Central Plant Chillers Installation, Repair & Emergency ResponseClosed Oct 29, 2026
- ECEP Cooling Tower Basin ImprovementsClosed Oct 26, 2026
What Osceola County bids look like
- Trades with the most bids: lawn care (3), HVAC (2), construction (1) and janitorial (1).
- Open for 32 days from posting to the due date, at the median.
- Posted most by City of St. Cloud (3).
Who posts bids in Osceola County
Cities and towns · 1
- City of St. Cloud
Other buyers with bids here since Oct 25, 2026, from the state, federal and legal-notice sites we read: Central Florida Tourism Oversight District (4).
Not checked yet: Osceola County government and the Osceola County school district's own bid sites.
How to register as a vendor in Osceola County
Purchasing office
Osceola County Procurement Services, 1 Courthouse Square, Suite 2300 (second floor, County Administration Building), Kissimmee, FL 34741, (407) 742-0900. checked Oct 31, 2026
Osceola County government
Osceola County Procurement Services offers free vendor registration and bid notices through its online bid service, and its bids are also advertised in The Osceola Gazette and The Orlando Sentinel, posted outside the Procurement Services office and listed on the county's bids page. Initial results are normally available 24 to 48 hours after a bid is opened and are posted on the same bid service. checked Oct 31, 2026
School district
To do business with the School Board of Osceola County, a vendor must first register on the district's online bid service, filling in its contact and company information, commodity codes and agency selection. Small and veteran-owned businesses then upload a W-9 dated within the last 30 days, a current business tax receipt and a Local Developing Business or Veteran Business Enterprise certification, and the Small Business and Veteran Programs office answers at (407) 750-9316. checked Oct 31, 2026
Local preference and small business programs in Osceola County
Local preference
Osceola County's Local Small Business Enterprise (LSBE) program serves certified small businesses headquartered in the county: on a Request for Quotation or a sealed bid, a certified LSBE whose bid is within a set percentage of the lowest bid is offered an economic development chance under the county's procedures. It does not apply to purchases whose funding source disallows a preference, to cooperative purchases or to professional services selected under the state consultants' competitive negotiation law. (Osceola County Administrative Code, Chapter 3, Section 3.10) checked Oct 31, 2026
Small business program
When two or more bids are equal in price, quality and service, Osceola County awards to a certified service-disabled veteran business enterprise first, then to a certified minority or women business enterprise (M/WBE). The county has set a goal of 25 percent participation for LSBE and M/WBE firms on all county contracts, including subcontracts, except where the funding source prohibits a local preference. (Osceola County Administrative Code, Chapter 3, Sections 3.8 to 3.10) checked Oct 31, 2026
When Osceola County buyers must bid it out
Osceola County's How To Do Business page says the county uses a publicly advertised Invitation to Bid for one-time purchases over $100,000, awarded to the lowest-priced bidder that meets all requirements, and Requests for Quotations by phone, fax or written quote below that. Bidders need active status with the Florida Division of Corporations, valid Business Tax Receipts, a certificate of insurance and the licenses and permits the work calls for. checked Oct 31, 2026
Where Osceola County posts bid results
A Notice of Intent to Award is posted at the Procurement Services Office and on the county's bid notification site for at least three business days. A bidder who believes it is the rightful awardee may file a written Notice of Award Protest by 5 pm on the third business day after that notice is posted. (Osceola County Administrative Code, Chapter 3, Section 3.5-1) checked Oct 31, 2026
Osceola County bids by trade
The number after a trade counts its bids here since Oct 25, 2026.
Osceola County bids: questions
How do I register as a vendor for Osceola County bids?
Each buyer keeps its own vendor list, so register with each one you want work from: City of St. Cloud. State agencies use MyFloridaMarketPlace and federal offices SAM.gov.
The county's own steps are under How to register as a vendor in Osceola County.
How many bids does Osceola County get?
7 bids from Oct 25, 2026 to Oct 31, 2026. 32 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: 5 invitations to bid and 2 requests for proposals.
Do Osceola County bids have pre-bid meetings?
2 of the 3 since Oct 25, 2026 that said so had a mandatory pre-bid meeting. Missing a mandatory one usually rules your bid out, so the email puts its date first.
Are state and federal bids for Osceola County included?
Yes. MyFloridaMarketPlace and SAM.gov bids for the county come in the same email.
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