NAICS 325180 - Other Basic Inorganic Chemical Manufacturing RFPs, RFIs, RFQs, Sources Sought and Government Contracting Opportunities

The National Science Foundation is seeking proposals for research and development in other manufacturing technologies through its Small Business Innovation Research program.

The Naval Surface Warfare Center Indian Head Division is seeking domestic sources for five chemicals used in monopropellant production under a planned 100% small-business-set-aside, multiple-award IDIQ supply procurement.

The National Science Foundation is seeking proposals for pharmaceutical and biologic manufacturing under the SBIR program.

The Cobb County-Marietta Water Authority is seeking sealed bids to supply chemicals for water and wastewater treatment at its facilities.

The City of Yakima is seeking electronic bids for miscellaneous water chemicals for its Wastewater Treatment Plant, due September 24, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Washington time.

The National Science Foundation is seeking proposals for distributed manufacturing research and development through its SBIR program.

The National Science Foundation is seeking proposals for sustainable chemical manufacturing processes under its SBIR program, with multiple submission deadlines through July 2027.

The City of Idaho Falls is seeking electronic bids for 2026 furnishing of chlorine cylinders or containers and sodium bisulfite.

Shelby County is seeking a contractor to supply polyaluminum chloride for a trial period.

The City of St. Petersburg is seeking bids for the supply and delivery of ferric chloride on an as-needed basis to its Southwest Water Reclamation Facility.

The City of Grand Junction is requesting electronic quotes for the as-needed supply and delivery of sodium fluorosilicate to its Water Treatment Plant under RFQ-5986-26-KN, with responses due September 18, 2026, before 10:00 a.m.

The Village of Wilmette is requesting bids to supply and deliver aluminum sulfate, proprietary coagulants, fluorosilicic acid, and sodium hypochlorite for water treatment.

Springville City is seeking bids to supply and deliver bulk aluminum sulfate solution to its waste treatment facility approximately every two weeks for one year.

The Town of New Castle is seeking sealed bids for an annual estimated-requirements contract to supply water treatment chemicals, with awards made independently by item.

Westchester County is seeking bids for approximately 100,000 gallons annually of 25% sodium hydroxide, including bulk and 55-gallon drum deliveries to county water treatment and other facilities.

The Reading Area Water Authority is soliciting online bids for 2027 supplies of 14 water treatment chemicals, including activated carbon, polymers, chlorine compounds, acids, alkalis, and phosphate products.

The East Baton Rouge Parish Purchasing Section is seeking industrial chemicals and solvents for wastewater treatment.

Jefferson Parish Purchasing Department is seeking bids for a two-year contract to supply 25 percent liquid caustic soda (sodium hydroxide).

The City of Spokane is seeking a contractor to supply and deliver activated powdered carbon, in 900-pound bags and as needed, over a five-year period.

The National Science Foundation is seeking proposals for ecomanufacturing under the SBIR program, with multiple due dates through July 2027.

The City of Everett is seeking a supplier to provide and deliver potable-water-treatment-grade liquid hydrofluosilicic acid for its Water Filtration Plant under a two-year contract with renewal options.

The Mohawk Valley Water Authority is seeking bids to supply sodium hypochlorite for the Upper Mohawk Valley Regional Water Board.

The National Science Foundation is seeking proposals for advanced manufacturing innovations that improve efficiency, competitiveness, and sustainability, with an emphasis on environmentally friendly technologies and circular economy approaches.

The County of Fresno is requesting quotations for as-needed delivery of certified water and wastewater treatment chemicals to multiple county systems under a potential five-year, multi-vendor agreement.

The City of Hamilton is seeking electronic tenders for the supply and delivery of sodium bisulfite under a 12-month goods contract.