Government construction contracts in Maine
4 federal construction contracts are open on SAM.gov with Maine as the place of performance, most from Department of Defense and Department of Transportation. 2 are set aside for small businesses.
Open construction contracts in Maine with 2+ days to respond
Showing 2 of 4: the soonest due with 2+ days left to respond. The others are due later, close within 2 days or have no deadline.
- Maintenance Dredging of the Isle au Haut Thoroughfare near Isle au Haut, Maine
✦ The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers New England District (Department of the Army) wants a small business to mechanically dredge about 3,355 cubic yards of sand, gravel and cobble…
Due in 13 daysNov 10, 2026, 1:00 PM ESTThe AI summary flags this date. Check SAM.gov.
- Acadia National Park
✦ Invitation for bids (IFB: a sealed-bid offer where price decides) 693C73-27-B-000002, Acadia National Park, project ME NP ACAD BRG(2): the Federal Highway Administration, Eastern…
Due in 13 daysNov 10, 2026, 2:00 PM EST
Who's buying
- Department of Defense: 2 open
- Department of Transportation: 1 open
- Department of Veterans Affairs: 1 open
Set-asides
NAICS codes on these notices
- 236220 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction: 2
- 237310 Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction: 1
- 237990 Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction: 1
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Federal construction spending in Maine
Since fiscal year 2024, agencies have obligated $1.6 billion on construction contracts performed in Maine, per USAspending.gov. Most of that work is bought again when a contract ends, so the companies holding it now and the agencies buying it are where to start.
Who holds this work in Maine
- 381 Constructors: $890.1 million
- Cianbro Corporation: $104.5 million
- Cianbro Harkins Joint Venture, LLC: $59.8 million
- J & J Contractors, Inc.: $45.5 million
- Consigli Construction Co., Inc.: $40.4 million
Agencies buying it there
- Department of the Navy: $1.3 billion
- U.S. Customs and Border Protection: $69.5 million
- Public Buildings Service: $55.7 million
- Department of the Army: $47.4 million
- Department of Veterans Affairs: $46.7 million
Research construction work
Who won this work recently, when current contracts end and come up for rebid (in Maine), what agencies plan to buy, and which large primes subcontract it, nationwide by NAICS code:
- 236220 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction: who won recently · contracts ending in the next 12 months in Maine · planned buys · large primes that subcontract
- 237310 Highway, Street, and Bridge Construction: who won recently · contracts ending in the next 12 months in Maine · planned buys · large primes that subcontract
- 237990 Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction: who won recently · contracts ending in the next 12 months in Maine · planned buys · large primes that subcontract
Construction contracts in nearby states
- New Hampshire: 1 open
Free help in Maine
APEX Accelerators help businesses register, find bids and review proposals, usually for free:
- Maine APEX Accelerator (Statewide)
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Frequently asked questions
How do I find construction contracts in Maine?
Federal agencies post them on SAM.gov with Maine as the place of performance. 4 are open right now. You can search them here by NAICS code and set-aside, and get new ones by email for free.
Who buys construction services in Maine?
By open notices right now: Department of Defense, Department of Transportation and Department of Veterans Affairs.
Where can I get free help bidding on government contracts in Maine?
APEX Accelerators counsel businesses on government contracting, usually for free. In Maine, that's Maine APEX Accelerator.