Government Contracts in North Carolina
You can find government contracts in North Carolina in three places: the state procurement system for North Carolina state-agency bids, individual county and city portals for local RFPs, and SAM.gov for federal opportunities performed in North Carolina. The catch: those sources are scattered across dozens of separate websites. GovSentry monitors all of them — plus 100+ state and local procurement portals nationwide — and surfaces the North Carolina contracts matched to your NAICS codes, with alerts the moment one posts. Below, see open SAM.gov bids for your codes in North Carolinaand presolicitations you can prepare for. Then explore a completed historical dossier to see the analysis and tools you can use to pursue your own matches.
Use the free tool below to see open SAM.gov bids that match your business and presolicitations you can prepare for now. Then open a prepared dossier preview to see the match analysis, award history, pricing context, and AI-assisted next steps you can use when you find your own opportunities.
Free North Carolina government contract finder
Find government contracts in North Carolina
This free tool starts with a real North Carolina SAM.gov record and keeps North Carolina selected. Add or replace the NAICS codes to match your company, count current federal notices, then subscribe for relevant state and local portal discovery, alerts, and complete opportunity dossiers.
Your SAM.gov count is only the starting point.
GovSentry's full Search also checks relevant state and local procurement portals using your business description and service areas. Those harder-to-find opportunities are additional to this SAM.gov-only preview.
Choose an industry suggestion or enter an exact six-digit NAICS code and select Add code.
Pro tip: include nearby states if you can travel. If you work remotely or ship nationwide, choose nationwide to widen the search.
This free first look counts SAM.gov notices. A paid search lets you investigate relevant notices and also checks state and local portals.
Prepared dossier preview
See the report exactly where customers use it
Explore a prepared GovSentry report preview. Where we have a historical notice or award, it is labeled as closed; otherwise the example is explicitly illustrative. The award comparisons, fit estimates, and AI guidance show the workflow—not verified facts about the same contract. Run Search for your company to apply these tools to current matches.
One example, not a contract-size ceiling
Your matched results can include simplified purchases and smaller service jobs, low-million-dollar contracts like this example, and larger prime or teaming opportunities. The mix depends on your NAICS codes, capabilities, certifications, and service area.
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GovSentry watches SAM.gov and harder-to-find state, local, and other public sources, then sends alerts matched to your company’s NAICS codes, capabilities, certifications, and service area.
GovSentryOpportunity Overview
RFQ SPE60526Q0279 Camp LeJeune, NC, 28542, Gasoline MUR, 8,000 US GALLONS, Required Delivery Date 30 September 2026
A real closed SAM.gov opportunity performed in North Carolina, prepared as a read-only GovSentry dossier. The report combines the federal notice with public award history, eligibility signals, pricing context, and concrete pursuit steps.
Target & Match Score88%
Eligibility Assessment
Eligible with verification items
Profile data indicates a fit; confirm all official solicitation requirements before pursuing.
NAICS alignment
Confirm NAICS 324110 appears in the company profile and the current solicitation.
Service-area alignment
The SAM.gov place of performance is Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.
SAM.gov registration
Verify the company UEI, registration status, representations, and certifications before bidding.
Competition eligibility
Historical competition signal: small_business. Always verify the active notice.
Market Context
3 recent North Carolina awards reviewed
Records analyzed
$80M average
Average award
$366K median
Median award
Moderate
Illustrative fit signal — not a win probability
Competition signal
No completed same-NAICS award appeared in this small sample, so the dossier shows broader North Carolina award context and flags the distinction.
| Comparable market | Winner signal | Award value |
|---|---|---|
| Same NAICS and agency family | Comparable North Carolina awardee: WALSH FEDERAL LLC | $240M public award |
| Historical award set | Multiple public winners | $366K median median |
Related Award Context
Comparable North Carolina awardee: WALSH FEDERAL LLC
$240M public award
WALSH FEDERAL LLC is a broader North Carolina market comparator, not a confirmed incumbent for this notice. A live dossier continues researching the exact requirement and agency history.
Pricing Intelligence
$39K–$240M public award sample
Comparable range
$80M average
Average
$366K median
Median
Use public awards as market context only. Build the actual bid from the active scope, quantities, labor, materials, period of performance, compliance requirements, and risk.
Related Opportunities
Executive Summary
Recommendation: Qualify the current requirement before pursuing. The historical notice has clear North Carolina, agency, and NAICS signals. A current pursuit should be gated on scope fit, registration, capacity, competition eligibility, and the complete solicitation package.
Market Context
⚠️ NAICS-Based Data Limitation: Market data includes all contracts under this NAICS code, which can range from $10K local projects to $1B+ specialized systems. Past award sizes and winners may not reflect this specific opportunity's scope. Always review the solicitation details to assess fit.
3 recent North Carolina awards reviewed were analyzed. The average award was $80M average and the median was $366K median. No completed same-NAICS award appeared in this small sample, so the dossier shows broader North Carolina award context and flags the distinction..
Similar Contract Winners
These are comparable awards selected by available NAICS, agency, or location fields. The search can broaden to NAICS-only results, and cached awards can be older than two years. They are not confirmed predecessors for this solicitation.
⚠️ Note: Awards shown may be for vastly different scopes/sizes under the same NAICS category. A $500M system and a $50K service contract can share the same NAICS code.
Related award context: Comparable North Carolina awardee: WALSH FEDERAL LLC — $240M public award. WALSH FEDERAL LLC is a broader North Carolina market comparator, not a confirmed incumbent for this notice. A live dossier continues researching the exact requirement and agency history.
Positioning Strategy
Lead with directly relevant NAICS 324110 past performance, a credible North Carolina delivery plan, compliance readiness, and evidence that reduces performance risk for DEPT OF DEFENSE.
Pricing Guidance
Comparable range: $39K–$240M public award sample. Use public awards as market context only. Build the actual bid from the active scope, quantities, labor, materials, period of performance, compliance requirements, and risk. Broader North Carolina award context; obtain tighter same-scope comparables before pricing.
Recommended Next Steps
Open the official SAM.gov record and attachments
Confirm registration and competition eligibility
Research the agency and comparable awardees
Build a scope-based cost and risk model
Track related active notices and amendments
📋 Important Disclaimers
- • Market data is indicative, not definitive
- • Always review the actual solicitation documents for requirements and scope
- • GovSentry scores and AI judgments are screening aids, not calibrated win probabilities
- • Follow linked source records for factual claims; some estimates have no direct source link
- • Past performance data may include contracts of different sizes under the same NAICS code
- • GovSentry provides intelligence to inform your decision—final pursuit decisions require your expertise
Prepared by GovSentry AI; review the underlying notice before acting.
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Prepared for north carolina using a closed public record.
Open the full dossier at normal size411
Active opportunities tracked
$28.5B
Awarded in North Carolina
461
Historical awards analyzed
Figures from federal award data (USAspending) and GovSentry's opportunity index. Last updated September 23, 2026.
Recently Expired Contracts in North Carolina
Businesses win North Carolina government contracts across every category — most often in IT services, engineering, construction, professional & consulting services, staffing, healthcare, and facilities & janitorial — plus whatever else your business does. Below are three recently expired North Carolina contracts (a sample of the 461 we've analyzed); each just reached the end of its performance period, making it a prime recompete target. Sign in to see them all, plus the active opportunities and live recompetes matched to your business.
📄 The public record
Contractor, agency & amount — the same data anyone can pull from USAspending.
⚡ What you get with GovSentry
Recompete signals, opportunity fit factors, pricing context & related awards — plus alerts when new matching notices appear.
This page is a periodically-refreshed snapshot of public award records, so the contracts shown here are older than what's live in the platform — it isn't a live feed. Inside, new federal, state & local contracts appear the moment they post. Start free to see what's active and matched to your business right now.
WALSH FEDERAL LLC
Department of Defense · P197 DB AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE HANGAR - BASE PRICE AND OPTIONS
Expired Oct 2026 · NAICS 236210
$240M
What GovSentry adds
HAMILTON PACIFIC CHAMBERLAIN LLC
Department of Agriculture · FY26-002440 APPROVED 02262026 FAR 52.222 90, ADDRESSING DEI DISC…
Expired Oct 2026 · NAICS 236220
$366K
What GovSentry adds
RAVEN SERVICES CORP
General Services Administration · PLAZA STEPS REPAIR NC0113ZZ
Expired Oct 2026 · NAICS 561210
$39K
What GovSentry adds
What a matched North Carolina opportunity looks like inside GovSentry
Open a sample opportunity dossier — fit factors, related award context, pricing intelligence, and a bid recommendation. Then start free to run it on live North Carolina contracts.
Open the sample dossierWhere to Find Government Contracts in North Carolina
For state-level work, North Carolina centralizes procurement under the Department of Administration's Division of Purchase & Contract: businesses register through the Electronic Vendor Portal (eVP) and browse open solicitations in the Interactive Purchasing System (IPS), while agencies transact through NC eProcurement. Minority-, women-, and disabled-owned firms can get certified through the state's HUB Office, and free bid-pursuit help is available from NC's APEX Accelerator. For federal contracts in NC, register and search opportunities on SAM.gov.
- NC Division of Purchase & Contract (P&C) — Division within the NC Department of Administration that oversees statewide procurement of goods and services.
- Interactive Purchasing System (IPS) — NC's public portal for viewing and searching current state bid solicitations and awards.
- Electronic Vendor Portal (eVP) — NC's vendor registration system where businesses register to do business with the state and receive bid notifications.
- NC eProcurement — The state's online purchasing system (built on Ariba/SAP) used by agencies to issue and manage solicitations and purchase orders.
- Office for Historically Underutilized Businesses (HUB Office) — NC Department of Administration office that certifies minority-, women-, and disabled-owned businesses (HUB certification).
- SAM.gov (System for Award Management) — Federal portal for registering as a contractor and finding federal contract opportunities nationwide, including NC.
- APEX Accelerator (formerly NC PTAC) — Free counseling program (DoD-funded, formerly Procurement Technical Assistance Center) helping NC businesses win government contracts.
- Connect NCDOT (NCDOT Business / Bidding & Letting / Contracts portal) — Official North Carolina Department of Transportation portal ('Connect NCDOT', connect.ncdot.gov) for doing business with NCDOT
Verified North Carolina procurement portals: NC Interactive Purchasing System (IPS), NC eProcurement.
How GovSentry Finds North Carolina Contracts You Can Win
Checking the North Carolina state portal, every county and city site, and SAM.gov by hand is impossible. GovSentry does it for you and goes further:
- • AI discovery across SAM.gov, USAspending, and 100+ state & local portals — including the North Carolina RFPs the federal databases don't carry.
- • Matched alerts — daily digest plus real-time pings for high-value North Carolina opportunities in your NAICS codes and set-asides.
- • AI bid dossiers — opportunity fit factors, related award context, and pricing intelligence.
- • Pipeline + win/loss tracking and SAM.gov registration-expiry reminders so you never lose eligibility.
North Carolina Government Contracts: FAQ
Where can I find government contracts in North Carolina?
North Carolina government contracts are spread across several systems: the state's procurement portal (NC Interactive Purchasing System (IPS)) for state agency bids, individual county and city procurement sites for local RFPs, and SAM.gov for federal opportunities performed in North Carolina. GovSentry monitors all of them — plus 100+ state and local portals nationwide — and alerts you to the ones matching your business.
Do I need to register to bid on North Carolina state contracts?
Yes. To bid on North Carolina state work you typically register as a vendor in the state's procurement/eProcurement system, and to bid on federal contracts you must be registered (with a free UEI) in SAM.gov. Registration on official government systems is free — never pay a third party for it.
Are there active government contract opportunities in North Carolina right now?
Yes — GovSentry is currently tracking 411 active opportunities with a place of performance in North Carolina, alongside $28.5B in historical awards across 461 contracts. Create a free account to see the active ones matched to your NAICS codes.
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