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City of Santa Cruz government contracts, bids & RFPs

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City of Santa Cruz contract activity

A current snapshot based on 5 listings shown on this page. Counts update with the directory.

Listings posted over the last 8 weeks
Listings shown by source
  • OpenGov (local govts)5

Deadline outlook

Next 30 days
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Later
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Most represented buyers

  1. City of Santa Cruz5

4 of the listings shown were posted in the last 30 days. OpenGov (local govts) contributes the largest share (5). City of Santa Cruz is the most represented buyer in this snapshot.

Open opportunities

  • Graffiti Abatement Services
    City of Santa Cruz

    The City of Santa Cruz (City) is soliciting graffiti abatement services within the City limits and on water equipment and property in water services areas located outside of City limits from qualified and experienced contractors. Graffiti abatement services include the use of paint (up to a 99% color match of the surface), the use of water or pressure washing, and the use of an abatement chemical for different surfaces. Surfaces include but are not limited to sidewalks, bridges, medians,…

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    Due Nov 17, 2026
    Posted Oct 27, 2026
  • Install Concrete Pad for Metal Storage Building at Fire Station #63
    City of Santa Cruz

    Install a concrete pad and utilities for a metal storage building. The concrete must meet all specifications on the plans and will be able to hold the weight of fire apparatus of approximately 55,000 lbs each. Bidders shall be aware that electrical, above-ground fire sprinkler & building installer vendors have been selected. The following is the scope of work needed: Demolition (saw cut and removal of existing AC material) Utilities (trenching for electrical and fire sprinklers, electrical…

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    Due Nov 19, 2026
    Posted Oct 30, 2026
  • Santa Cruz Downtown Library Tenant Improvements
    City of Santa Cruz

    IFB for prequalified Contractors Only see IFB Document for full description of work and contractors that were prequalified to bid via RFQ # ED-2026-01. The Project to be performed consists of furnishing all labor, materials, tools, equipment, and transportation required to complete the Project, with a scope of work to generally include, but is not limited to, the following (the “Work”). The tenant improvements include construction and installation of building systems, architectural elements,…

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    Due Nov 20, 2026
    Posted Sep 15, 2026
  • Median Landscape & Hardscape Maintenance Program
    City of Santa Cruz

    The City of Santa Cruz Parks & Recreation Department is requesting proposals for the implementation of a median maintenance program. The program aims to maintain approximately 13 miles of landscaped and hardscaped street medians, including roundabouts within the City of Santa Cruz city limits. Maintenance includes (but is not limited to) the following: Weed Control Litter & Debris Removal Mulch Pruning/Trimming Irrigation Observation & Minor Adjustments Hardscape Cleaning Seasonal Planting &…

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    Due Dec 3, 2026
    Posted Nov 12, 2026
  • City of Santa Cruz Lifeguard Headquarters Repairs
    City of Santa Cruz

    The existing Lifeguard Headquarters facility located at 1 Municipal Wharf, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 requires near-term repairs to protect personnel, maintain operational continuity, and preserve the City’s ability to provide effective marine and public safety services.

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    Due Dec 3, 2026
    Posted Nov 4, 2026

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