Federal printing bids in District of Columbia: 5 open in November 2026
As of November 9, 2026, BidFinder lists 5 open federal bids for printing in District of Columbia: 2 close within 7 days and none is set aside for small businesses. The busiest agency is United States Government Publishing Office (5 open). The most common place of performance is Washington (5).
- 5 open now
- 2 closing in 7 days
- 1 agency
- Use in Claude
- Updated November 9, 2026, 1:01 AM, official data from SAM.gov.
- closes in 7 days
- closes in 10 days
- closes in 3 days
- closes in 8 days
- closes in 12 days
Who buys here
How federal agencies buy printing
Most federal printing goes through the Government Publishing Office (GPO), which buys from private printers through its own bid system under Title 44, so SAM.gov notices here are often for signs, banners, promotional items, copier services or work an agency may buy directly. Notices give quantities, paper and binding specifications and delivery dates. Common NAICS codes: 323111, 323113 and 323117.
Contracting officers set a purchase aside for small businesses when they expect offers from at least two capable small firms at fair prices (the rule of two). Whether a firm counts as small depends on the SBA size standard for the notice's NAICS code, in annual receipts or employees, and offerors need an active SAM.gov registration with a Unique Entity ID.
A general guide to the buying rules, not legal advice. Each solicitation sets its own terms.