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Monthly report

Nebraska government bids, October 2026 (to date)

What public buyers in Nebraska posted in October 2026 to date (through Oct 23): bids posted, how many are still open, the largest categories, the busiest weeks, how long suppliers had to respond and how that compares with the month before.

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Key findings

  • BidRover recorded 477 new public bids in Nebraska in October 2026 through Oct 23.
  • Construction & facilities was the largest category, with 188 bids, or 39% of the month's notices.
  • The median bid gave suppliers 18 days from posting to deadline, and 35% allowed less than two weeks.
  • The busiest week was Oct 5–11, with 365 new bids.
  • Requests for proposals made up 40% of the notices whose type BidRover could identify.

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The month in numbers

This month is still in progress: figures cover Oct 1 to Oct 23 and change as new bids arrive.

477bids posted so far
315still open now
18 daysmedian time to deadline

Top categories

Busiest weeks

The single busiest day was Oct 7, with 166 new bids. Weeks run Monday to Sunday and are cut at the month's edges.

Bids posted per week
WeekBids
Oct 1–40
Oct 5–11365
Oct 12–180
Oct 19–23112

Time to respond

467 of the month's 477 bids state a deadline. Half of those gave suppliers 18 days or less from posting. 35% allowed under 14 days; 17% allowed 30 days or more.

Notice types

96 bids name their type in the notice type or title; 381 do not and are left out of the shares below.

Bids by notice type
TypeBidsShare of typed bids
Request for proposals3840%
Request for information2627%
Grant or funding opportunity1819%
Request for quotes99%
Invitation to bid44%
Expression of interest or qualifications11%

Month over month

Bids posted per month in Nebraska
MonthBids postedChange
August 20261–
September 20260-100%
October 2026 (to date)477–

How these numbers are counted

"Posted" counts are notices BidRover first recorded in the month, from the official procurement and grant sources it reads. They measure what BidRover saw, not every bid every buyer issued; a newly added source adds its open backlog in the month it was connected.

Bids withdrawn by the source, document-only records and Colombian direct awards are excluded. Closed bids still count in the month they were posted.

Days to deadline run from the day BidRover recorded a bid to its stated deadline; bids without a deadline, or with an impossible one, are left out of that figure. Notice types are read from the notice type or title (RFP, RFQ, invitation to bid and so on); bids that name no type are counted separately.

A place-month gets a report only when at least 30 bids were posted. Figures are recomputed every six hours.

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Questions

How many government bids were posted in Nebraska in October 2026?

BidRover recorded 477 new public bids in Nebraska in October 2026 to date (through Oct 23). 315 of them were still open on Oct 23, 2026.

What did Nebraska buy most in October 2026?

The largest categories were Construction & facilities (188), General procurement (39), Transportation & logistics (33).

How long do suppliers get to respond to bids in Nebraska?

For bids posted in October 2026 to date (through Oct 23), the median time from posting to deadline was 18 days; 35% allowed less than 14 days and 17% allowed 30 days or more. Always check the deadline and its time zone in the official notice.

Where do these numbers come from?

They are counts of notices BidRover first recorded from the official public sources it reads, grouped by the month they were recorded. They reflect BidRover's coverage, not an official government total.

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