St. Lucie County, FL bids

Recent St. Lucie County bids

Closed ones, as examples of the work. New bids come by email in full, each with its official link.

1. PEST CONTROL SERVICESCity of Fort Pierce · pest controlClosed Oct 28, 2026

What St. Lucie County bids look like

• Trades with the most bids: construction (9), electrical (3), janitorial (2), lawn care (2) and IT (1).
• Open for 31 days from posting to the due date, at the median.
• Posted most by Fort Pierce Utilities Authority (10), City of Fort Pierce (1) and City of Port St. Lucie (1).

Who posts bids in St. Lucie County

Cities and towns · 2

• City of Fort Pierce 1 bid since Oct 25, 2026
• City of Port St. Lucie 1 bid since Oct 25, 2026

School district · 1

• St. Lucie Public Schools

Special districts · 1

• Fort Pierce Utilities Authority 10 bids since Oct 25, 2026

Other buyers with bids here since Oct 25, 2026, from the state, federal and legal-notice sites we read: Florida Department of Transportation District 4 (2), Florida Atlantic University (1) and South Florida Water Management District (1).

Not checked yet: St. Lucie County government's own bid sites.

How to register as a vendor in St. Lucie County

Purchasing office

St. Lucie County Purchasing Division (Office of Management and Budget), 2300 Virginia Ave., Room 228, Fort Pierce, FL 34982, 772-462-1700. checked Oct 31, 2026

St. Lucie County government

St. Lucie County asks new and existing vendors to fill out its Vendor Registration Form, listing the products, materials, services or repairs they can provide; the county uses the list to get oral and written quotes, and the form can be mailed, faxed or emailed to the Purchasing Department. Registering does not mean you will be told about formal bids, RFPs or RFQs: the county says to watch the local newspaper legal ads and the county Purchasing website.

Vendors must carry every license the county, its cities or the state requires, and the county's minimum insurance when providing a service away from their own place of business. checked Oct 31, 2026

St. Lucie County vendor registration page

School district

A business that wants to sell to St. Lucie Public Schools gets a vendor application from the district's Procurement website and lists the products or services it provides. Under the Jessica Lunsford Act, contractors, including architects, must meet a Level 2 background screening, and every vendor must sign in and show a valid photo ID on arrival at a school. (Working with St Lucie Public Schools, last adopted 09/10/2025) checked Oct 31, 2026

Local preference and small business programs in St. Lucie County

Local preference

A local business has had a staffed fixed office or distribution point with a street address in St. Lucie, Indian River or Martin County for at least one year before the bid or proposal was issued, holds any business license St. Lucie County requires, and bids as the prime contractor. On a sealed bid, when a non-local business is lowest and a local business is within 5%, the lowest local bidder is invited in writing to match the price within 5 business days, provided it meets section 287.087, Florida Statutes. (St. Lucie County Purchasing Policy Manual, section 5.3) checked Oct 31, 2026

Small business program

All contractors are encouraged to help Florida's small and minority businesses do business with the Board. The county makes a good faith effort to give interested minority business enterprises adequate information about the plans, specifications and requirements of its contracts; a certified minority business enterprise is one certified by the State of Florida Department of Management Services, and a small business has 50 or fewer full-time employees and a net worth of not more than $1,000,000. (St. Lucie County Purchasing Policy Manual, section 14 (Minority Business Participation)) checked Oct 31, 2026

When St. Lucie County buyers must bid it out

Purchases of $5,000 or less are exempt from the quote rules. Over $5,000 up to and including $15,000 normally uses informal quotes, by telephone, in person or in writing; over $15,000 up to and including $50,000 normally uses formal quotes, with at least three quotes sought.

Purchases over $50,000 go out as an Invitation to Bid. (St. Lucie County Purchasing Policy Manual, effective January 25, 2022, sections 7 and 8) checked Oct 31, 2026

Where St. Lucie County posts bid results

Bids are opened and read aloud with each bidder's name and bid amount, and the Purchasing Manager records every bid on a bid tabulation sheet that is signed and certified. No copies of the tabulation are handed out at the opening; observers who want an official copy of the bid tabulation should say so. (St. Lucie County Purchasing Policy Manual, effective January 25, 2022) checked Oct 31, 2026

St. Lucie County bids by trade

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

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