Ohio Construction Bids
Ohio has 88 counties, hundreds of cities, and over 600 school districts. Each one does procurement independently. We scan local Ohio sources so you don't have to check them all yourself.
How Ohio procurement works
OAKS is the state system, but tons of local work never makes it there. County engineers post on their own sites. Small cities use basic webpages. School districts post wherever they want. Unless you check all of these independently, you're missing Ohio work that someone else is winning.
Ohio county and municipal work
All 88 Ohio counties have engineer offices that handle roads, bridges, and drainage. Each one posts bids independently. County work is often less competitive than ODOT. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati down to villages with a few thousand people. Every Ohio municipality has infrastructure needs. We check their procurement pages so you see the full picture of what's available.
Ohio school districts
Over 600 districts managing facilities independently. Roof replacements, HVAC upgrades, building additions, parking lot paving. When Ohio schools build, they post on their own sites. Nobody has time to check 600 district websites, but that's where the work is. We monitor them for you.
Ohio legal notices
Township trustees and small villages often post only in local papers. Ohio legal notice requirements mean real bids appear in newspaper classified sections. If you're not reading them, you're missing work. We scan Ohio legal sections so you don't have to.
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