Fencing bids & government contracts
Updated November 11, 2026 · 27 open
Fencing bids come from parks and recreation departments, school districts, airports, utilities, transportation departments and correctional facilities. The work includes chain link and ornamental fencing, ball field fencing and backstops, security fencing with gates and operators, and repairs. Highway agencies also bid guardrail and right-of-way fencing.
Right now EasBid lists 27 open fencing bids from government buyers across the US (data refreshed November 11, 2026), in 15 states plus 1 federal notices with no state. The most are in South Carolina (5), California (4), Colorado (2). The busiest buyer is Department of Agriculture / Forest Service with 3 open notices. The next deadline is November 11, 2026. 1 notices state a value: the median is $1,550,000, from $1,550,000 to $1,550,000.
Top states for fencing bids
- South Carolina government bids 5 fencing
- California government bids 4 fencing
- Colorado government bids 2 fencing
- Illinois government bids 2 fencing
- Massachusetts government bids 2 fencing
- North Carolina government bids 2 fencing
- Arkansas government bids 1 fencing
- Mississippi government bids 1 fencing
- New Mexico government bids 1 fencing
- Nevada government bids 1 fencing
- New York government bids 1 fencing
- Oregon government bids 1 fencing
Top fencing buyers
- Department of Agriculture / Forest Service 3 open
- Department of Transportation 3 open
- Department of Veterans Affairs 3 open
- California Military Department 2 open
- City of Greer 1 open
- County of Lee 1 open
- Department of Commerce / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 1 open
Open fencing bids, by deadline
How fencing contracts are usually bid
Fence projects are typically priced per linear foot plus gates, and may be bid as construction with prevailing wage. Security fencing can include specifications for height, anti-climb mesh and access control. Supply-only bids for fence materials are posted too.
Fencing bids in every state
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- Arkansas government bids 1 fencing
- California government bids 4 fencing
- Colorado government bids 2 fencing
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- Hawaii government bids
- Idaho government bids
- Illinois government bids 2 fencing
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- Louisiana government bids
- Maine government bids
- Maryland government bids
- Massachusetts government bids 2 fencing
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- Minnesota government bids
- Mississippi government bids 1 fencing
- Missouri government bids
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- Nebraska government bids
- Nevada government bids 1 fencing
- New Hampshire government bids
- New Jersey government bids
- New Mexico government bids 1 fencing
- New York government bids 1 fencing
- North Carolina government bids 2 fencing
- North Dakota government bids
- Ohio government bids
- Oklahoma government bids
- Oregon government bids 1 fencing
- Pennsylvania government bids 1 fencing
- Puerto Rico government bids
- Rhode Island government bids
- South Carolina government bids 5 fencing
- South Dakota government bids
- Tennessee government bids
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- U.S. Virgin Islands government bids
- Utah government bids
- Vermont government bids
- Virginia government bids 1 fencing
- Washington government bids 1 fencing
- West Virginia government bids
- Wisconsin government bids
- Wyoming government bids
What fencing do public agencies buy?
Chain link and ornamental fencing, athletic field fencing and backstops, security fencing and gates, gate operators, guardrail, and fence repair.
How are government fencing bids priced?
Usually per linear foot by fence type and height, plus a price per gate and for removal of old fence.
Where are the most fencing bids right now?
South Carolina (5), California (4), Colorado (2), Illinois (2), Massachusetts (2), North Carolina (2), Arkansas (1), Mississippi (1), and 1 federal notices with no state.
Who buys fencing services?
The buyers with the most open notices: Department of Agriculture / Forest Service (3), Department of Transportation (3), Department of Veterans Affairs (3), California Military Department (2), City of Greer (1). By level: 12 federal, 9 state, 6 local.
When are the next fencing bids due?
November 11, 2026: Design-Build Services – STM Security Fencing - North Boundary (Department of Energy); November 12, 2026: Greenwood County Recreation Center Baseball Fence (Greenwood County); November 13, 2026: Amendment 0002- Replacement-in-Kind Repair of Existing Perimeter Security Fence… (Department of Veterans Affairs); November 16, 2026: AS3507 Fence (Dept. of Defense / Dept. of the Navy); November 17, 2026: IFB No.133885 Fence and Gate Repair - Multiple Locations, Multiple Locations (California Military Department).
How much are fencing government contracts worth?
Of the open notices at the last refresh, 1 state a value of $1,000 or more. Median $1,550,000; smallest $1,550,000; largest $1,550,000. Notices without a stated value are not counted.
Which NAICS codes are used for fencing bids?
238990 All Other Specialty Trade Contractors (9), 236220 Commercial and Institutional Building Construction (3). Many state and local notices carry no NAICS code.
How do I win fencing government contracts?
Register as a vendor with each buyer (SAM.gov for federal work, the state's vendor system for state agencies, and the city or county portal for local work), read each notice's scope and deadline, and answer every requirement in the bid documents. EasBid is not a government site and does not take bids.
Can I get new fencing bids by email?
Yes. A free EasBid alert sends one email a week with all the week's new matches, no card needed. Pro sends new matches every hour.
How this page is built: a notice counts as fencing when its title uses the trade's words and its category fits. Sorting is automatic and can miss or misfile a notice. Counts are the open notices EasBid has collected from official sources (data refreshed November 11, 2026), less those whose deadline has passed since, not official totals.
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