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Ontario County

6 open solicitations and 6 posted in the last 12 months. Fiscal year ends March: 5 months away. Agencies often rush unspent budget into new solicitations in the last quarter.

Updated 35 min ago · 6 open

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What is Ontario County buying right now?

Ontario County has 6 open solicitations on RFPFinder; its most common categories in the last 12 months are Equipment Maintenance & Repair, Construction and Consulting; the next deadline is Oct 13. It posted 6 notices in the last 12 months.

This week

2 RFPs

Next 30 days

4 RFPs

Questions

Where does Ontario County post its RFPs?

Ontario County posts its solicitations on its public procurement listings. RFPFinder collects them into this page, soonest deadline first, next to its award history.

How long does Ontario County give vendors to respond?

Ontario County's median response window over the last 12 months is 27 days from posting to the response deadline.

How many Ontario County solicitations are set aside?

0% of Ontario County's solicitations in the last 12 months carried a small-business or socioeconomic set-aside.

When does Ontario County's fiscal year end?

Fiscal year ends March: 5 months away. Agencies often rush unspent budget into new solicitations in the last quarter.

Can I get alerts for new Ontario County RFPs?

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