City, state, school, housing authority and federal HVAC jobs, with the dates, sizes and requirements that matter before you price. Built for small and mid-size HVAC contractors who don't have someone chasing public bids full time.
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A sample from the week of October 12, 2026. The full report lists every open bid, sorted by due date, with bid numbers and notes.
| Due | Owner and job | Size |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 21 | DCAMM (state): Framingham Justice Center, HVAC trade package | $15,350,000 |
| Oct 22 | New Bedford Housing Authority: boiler and domestic water heater replacement | Medium, est. |
| Oct 28 | Worcester: Union Station HVAC maintenance, 1 year. Pre-bid meeting Oct 21 | $50,000 |
| Oct 28 | Worcester: library boiler replacement | $475,000 |
| Nov 6 | DCAMM (state): North Shore Regional 911 Center, Middleton, HVAC filed sub-bid | Medium, est. |
Lists are cheap. What saves you time is knowing which bids are worth an estimator's afternoon.
State portals, city and town sites, school districts, housing authorities, colleges and federal jobs in MA and CT, including small local postings the national sites miss.
Every listing is checked against the official posting, including addenda and moved deadlines, before it goes out.
Published values where the owner gives one, an honest size estimate where they don't, plus site visits, certifications and bonding notes.
On Massachusetts building projects the HVAC sub-bid is often due a week or more before the general bid. We track both dates.
Who won recent public HVAC jobs, at what price, against how many bidders, so you can see what it takes to win.
Each week we pick one opportunity and explain why it suits a small shop, and what to watch for.
Bid software gives you a search box and leaves the reading to you. This report does the reading.
| Checking portals yourself | Bid search software | This report | |
|---|---|---|---|
| HVAC only, MA and CT only | No | Filters you set up | Yes |
| Small local sources | If you have time | Varies | Hand-mapped |
| Each bid checked by a person | You | No | Yes |
| Filed sub-bid dates tracked | You | Rarely | Yes |
| Award results explained | No | Sometimes, as an add-on | Every week |
Yes, while the report is in preview. We're testing it with a small group of New England HVAC contractors and want honest feedback. If we add paid features later, you'll hear about it first.
COMMBUYS, CTsource, SAM.gov, DCAMM, city and town purchasing pages, school districts, housing authorities and colleges across Massachusetts and Connecticut. Every listing includes the bid number so you can pull documents from the official source.
No. You set your price and submit your own bids. The report helps you find the right ones and avoid surprises like missed addenda or early sub-bid deadlines.
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