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Active Local Small Business Reserve (LSBRP) Solicitations

Awards, Trophies, Ribbons, Plaques and Engraving
IFB # 1188829

Property Maintenance & Mowing at Gude & Oaks Landfills
[Amendment #1 has been issued]
IFB # 1181364

Recreation Policy and Analyst Services
IFB # 1188813

Window and Glass Surface Cleaning and Power Washing on an as needed basis
Pre-Bid Meeting:( Dec 15 2025 11:00AM )
Microsoft Teams Meeting (See Solicitation for Details)
IFB # 1189717

Shelf-Stable Meals for The Senior Nutrition Program
Informal 1188743

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Information is subject to change. The website has the most updated information.

Remember to check our website for Open Solicitations! 

Montgomery County certified local businesses may receive price preference or points. Click here for more details on LBPP.

Press Release: FY25 Annual Reports Show Record High Spend with MFD and LSBRP Businesses

The Montgomery County Office of Procurement’s Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25) Annual Reports for the Minority, Female, and Disabled-Owned Business Program (MFD), and the Local Small Business Reserve Program (LSBRP) showed a record high $274 million awarded to certified MFD businesses. This represents 21.21% of the total eligible dollars ($1,292,084,215) allocated for MFD participation, marking a 10% increase in dollar amount from last year. For the third consecutive year, the MFD Program has set a record in the total dollar amount awarded to certified vendors.

In FY25, the County awarded $133 million in contracts to certified Local Small Business Reserve Program (LSBRP) vendors. The amount represents 33.7% of the eligible dollars for the LSBRP — marking the highest percentage since the program began in 2009. More than one-third of eligible spending went to local small businesses.

 Click here to read more.

Vendor Database

The Montgomery County Office of Procurement and Department of Finance launched a new vendor registration system on Monday, Sept. 2, 2024. The Montgomery County Vendor Registration System (CVRS) is the one-stop registration system for anyone who is interested in doing business with or receiving payments from the County. 

Click HERE for details.

Upcoming Events

Online Open House: PROjections/Upcoming Solicitations Wednesday, December 17, 2025 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Zoom meeting: NEW LINK

Previous event videos/presentations:

NEW! September 17, 2025: Website and CVRS Overview

August 20, 2025: Local and MFD Program Overview

May 28, 2025: Prevailing Wage Law Webinar

May 21, 2025: Small Business Grants, Loans and Access to Capital

January 15, 2025: Veteran Business Preference Program Overview

December 18, 2024:  How to Write an Effective Proposal

October 20, 2024: What to Consider When Responding to an IFB? 

County Vendor Registration System (CVRS)

If your business provides goods, services and/or construction-related services that may be sought by Montgomery County, REGISTER in the CVRS! 

LOCAL SMALL BUSINESSES - click on "Your business may be eligible for the Montgomery County Local Small Business Reserve Program (LSBRP) " to see if your business meets our LSBRP requirements. If so, apply to the LSBRP and gain access to the 25% of eligible procurement dollars reserved for LSBRP-certified firms. 

Vendor Resources

• View PROJections - A new solicitation forecasting feature!
• Introduce your Business to the County through the Vendor Innovation Portal
• Socio-Economic Programs Comparison
• Register your business with the County
• Get Certified as a Minority, Female or Disabled-Owned (MFD) Business
• Get Certified as a Local Small Business

Minority, Female and Disabled (MFD) Program

To be considered for participation in the MFD subcontracting program, a firm must be certified by one of the five agencies:

• NEW! U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA)
• Capital Region Minority Supplier Development Council
• City of Baltimore
• Federal Small Business Administration
• MD Dept. of Transportation
• Women's Business Enterprise National Council

Wage Requirements Law Update

The new Wage Requirements Law rate that went into effect July 1, 2025 is $18.15 per hour.

For more information, please visit our website.

eMMA is Maryland’s  online procurement platform used to connect the vendor community with contracting opportunities from state, county, and local government entities.

Opportunities from Partner Agencies

Montgomery College

Montgomery County Economic Development Corporation (MCEDC)

Maryland National Capital Park and Planning Commission (MNCPPC)

Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC)

Montgomery County Public Schools (MCPS)

Housing Opportunities Commission (HOC)

Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA)

City of Rockville

Ash Shetty
Chief Procurement Officer & Director

@MoCoProcure