Public roofing opportunities across six states
Find government roofing contracts without sorting through every construction bid.
RoofHeadsUp monitors roofing-focused projects from public agencies across Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, and Missouri. Review the buyer, location, deadline, and original solicitation before deciding whether a project fits your crew.
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Last feed update: Sep 18, 2:56 PM UTC
Texas roofing bids
Current projects plus Texas Comptroller State Purchasing guidance.
View Texas opportunities →Oklahoma roofing bids
Current projects plus Oklahoma Central Purchasing guidance.
View Oklahoma opportunities →Kansas roofing bids
Current projects plus Kansas eSupplier guidance.
View Kansas opportunities →Colorado roofing bids
Current projects plus Colorado Vendor Self Service guidance.
View Colorado opportunities →Nebraska roofing bids
Current projects plus Nebraska DAS Bid Opportunities guidance.
View Nebraska opportunities →Missouri roofing bids
Current projects plus MissouriBUYS Bid Board guidance.
View Missouri opportunities →Recently closing
Open government roofing projects
The earliest listed deadlines appear first. Open any project for a practical qualification view and a direct link to the controlling public source.
Z2DA--671-24-004 NRM Replace 2nd Floor Roof
VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF — VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF · TX
Sep 21, 2026
Roof Replacement for Williams Elementary School - Storm Damage
Public agency · MO
Sep 22, 2026
Comprehensive Roofing Preventative Maintenance, Emergency Repair and Asset Management Service
Public agency · KS
Sep 23, 2026
Hail Damage Roof Replacement and Building Repairs
Public agency · CO
Sep 23, 2026
Rob Fleming Lodge Roof Replacement Project
Public agency · TX
Sep 23, 2026
Hillsdale Water Treatment Plant Roof Replacement Project
Public agency · KS
Sep 24, 2026
Roof Replacement for Academy of Exploration (AOE) - Storm Damage
Public agency · MO
Sep 25, 2026
Lincoln Center Roof Modification Project
Public agency · KS
Sep 28, 2026
Central Platte Valley Campus Salt Dome Reroof
Public agency · CO
Sep 30, 2026
Commercial Roof Replacement (Fort Worth, TX)
Public agency · TX
Sep 30, 2026
Texas Womens University Jones Hall-Phase 3 - Roofing & Waterproofing
Public agency · TX
Oct 1, 2026
Gallatin Public Utilities Pump Station #1 Total Roof Replacement
Public agency · TX
Oct 1, 2026
Before you spend estimating time
A fast public-bid qualification check.
Scope and geography
Confirm roofing is central to the job, the specified system fits your crew, and the site is supportable.
Eligibility and security
Check registration, licensing, insurance, experience, wage, and bond requirements before pricing.
Dates and submission
Track the site visit, question deadline, addenda, and exact delivery method—not only the final close date.
Built for roofers—not procurement departments.
The feed narrows broad public procurement listings to likely roofing work. It is useful for small and midsize teams that need a practical starting point, not another database to search from scratch.
The source document controls.
RoofHeadsUp surfaces likely matches and links to the public source. We do not replace the solicitation, guarantee eligibility, or promise an award. The issuing agency controls scope, addenda, dates, registration, and submission rules.
Questions contractors ask
Government roofing bid FAQ
Are government roofing bids free to find?
The underlying public solicitations are generally available from the issuing agency or procurement portal. RoofHeadsUp is the monitoring and filtering layer: it helps contractors find roofing-focused opportunities without repeatedly checking many unrelated bid listings.
Which states are covered?
RoofHeadsUp monitors public roofing opportunities across Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska, and Missouri.
What information appears in the public feed?
Each matched opportunity includes the project title, issuing agency, state, close date, location when available, and a link to the original source. The issuing source always controls the final scope, addenda, requirements, and deadline.
Do I need to be registered, licensed, or bonded?
Requirements vary by agency and project. Some solicitations require vendor registration, mandatory site visits, licensing, insurance, bid security, or performance and payment bonds. Review the original documents before deciding to bid.
Is the government bid feed an add-on?
No. Government roofing bid monitoring is included with every paid RoofHeadsUp plan alongside hail alerts and storm address reports.
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