NAICS 325311 - Nitrogenous Fertilizer Manufacturing RFPs, RFIs, RFQs, Sources Sought and Government Contracting Opportunities

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs National Cemetery Administration is seeking SDVOSB quotes for delivery of specified agricultural chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers, and related products to Florida National Cemetery.

The City of Kelowna is seeking a contractor for the supply of calcium nitrate, with an average annual spend of approximately $1.95M, to replace an expiring contract.

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

The School Board of Volusia County, Florida is seeking authorized distributors to provide athletic-field fertilizers, pest-control chemicals, herbicides, fungicides, and related horticultural products at fixed discounts from catalog pricing on an as-needed basis.

Gwinnett County is seeking the highest responsive bid for the liquidation, collection, bagging support, and removal of granular fertilizer under a five-year multi-year contract.

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 City of Brantford is requesting online quotations for the supply and delivery of ammonium sulfate used in water treatment under a 60-month agreement.

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 research and development in food processing, chemicals, and agriculture through its Small Business Innovation Research 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 sustainable chemical manufacturing processes under its SBIR program, with multiple submission deadlines through July 2027.

Cape Breton Regional Municipality is seeking the supply and delivery of water and wastewater treatment chemicals under a 12-month competitive standing offer.

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 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.

The City of Yakima is seeking bids for delivery of ferric chloride solution, fertilizer-grade phosphoric acid, and fertilizer-grade urea to its wastewater treatment plant.

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 Upper Occoquan Service Authority is seeking bids for Phase 2 nitrogen removal and other interim process improvements at the Millard H. Robbins, Jr. Regional Water Reclamation Plant, with an estimated value of $30–40 million.

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

Philadelphia Gas Works is seeking an EPC contractor to design, procure, install, and commission a new 10 MMSCFD natural gas pretreatment and nitrogen-cycle liquefaction system at its Richmond LNG Facility.

The Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County is seeking information and capabilities from vendors qualified to operate and maintain its Biosolids Processing Facility, market biosolids products, and provide related services under a potential single-source contract.

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 Region of Peel is seeking a qualified vendor for the pre-purchase of thermal hydrolysis process equipment and auxiliary components for the biosolids expansion of the Clarkson Water Resource Recovery Facility.