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Construction of Buildings contracts in North Carolina
41 open federal solicitations in construction of buildings (NAICS 236) to be performed in North Carolina — 41 reserved for small businesses. From SAM.gov, updated daily.
Replace Carpet Offices, VMGR252, Building 4305Dept of Defense · due 2026-09-07 · Small businessReplace Carpet Offices, VMGR252, Building 4305Dept of Defense · due 2026-09-07 · Small businessMCAS Multiple Building Painting/Flooring RepairsDept of Defense · due 2026-09-08 · Small businessCaulk Grout Cracking in the Walls B4380Dept of Defense · due 2026-09-09 · Small businessWell #11 - Well, Rehabilitation, and Pump Building 1530 STAG4F FMDDept of Defense · due 2026-09-09 · Small businessCaulk Grout Cracking in the Walls B4380Dept of Defense · due 2026-09-09 · Small businessFC294 Bay Doors, 1606 Fire Exit Doors, G640 Freezer Doors, 67 Wall and Door, WC100 Remote Condensing UnitDept of Defense · due 2026-09-10 · Small businessFC294 Bay Doors, 1606 Fire Exit Doors, G640 Freezer Doors, 67 Wall and Door, WC100 Remote Condensing UnitDept of Defense · due 2026-09-10 · Small businessProvide Roll Up Door B4305Dept of Defense · due 2026-09-10 · Small businessReplace Switchgears at FRCE, Phase 1Dept of Defense · due 2026-09-10 · Small businessProvide Roll Up Door B4305Dept of Defense · due 2026-09-10 · Small businessFC294 Bay Doors, 1606 Fire Exit Doors, G640 Freezer Doors, 67 Wall and Door, WC100 Remote Condensing UnitDept of Defense · due 2026-09-10 · Small business
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Also see: all 750 open construction of buildings contracts (most federal work is location-flexible and open to North Carolina firms).
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This report compiles and structures publicly posted government solicitation information from official procurement sources. It is not legal advice, is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency, and does not replace reading the full official solicitation and its amendments. Requirements, evaluation criteria, and deadlines are current as of the source posting — always confirm against the official solicitation and any addenda before you submit. Being responsive is your responsibility; verify every mandatory item in the official document.