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Architecture & Engineering RFPs in California

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Open architecture & engineering solicitations with work in California, from state agencies, counties, cities, school districts and federal buyers. Sorted by deadline.

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How many architecture and engineering RFPs are open in California?

As of October 7, 2026, RFPFinder lists 15 open architecture and engineering RFPs in California from 9 government buyers; 0 close within 48 hours and 15 were added in the last 7 days. Open notices with a stated deadline give vendors an average of 31 days from posting to the response deadline.

This week

3 RFPs

Next 30 days

11 RFPs

Later

1 RFP

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Where do architecture and engineering RFPs in California get posted?

Architecture and engineering RFPs in California get posted on state and local procurement portals such as Cal eProcure and, for federal work, on SAM.gov. RFPFinder collects both into this list, soonest deadline first.

How long do architecture and engineering RFPs in California stay open?

Open architecture and engineering RFPs in California on RFPFinder with a stated deadline give vendors an average of 31 days from posting to the response deadline. 0 of the 15 open now close within 48 hours.

Can I get alerts for architecture and engineering RFPs in California?

Yes. Pro ($39/mo) sends instant alerts for up to 5 categories × 5 states, so it can watch architecture and engineering RFPs in California only. The free daily digest follows one category or one state.

Listings are collected from SAM.gov and state and local portals. Always confirm requirements in the original solicitation before you bid.

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