Minnesota Construction Contracts
Find construction bidding opportunities in Minnesota
via Minnesota Procurement
Building construction, renovation, infrastructure, and civil engineering projects including roads, bridges, and public facilities.
Minnesota agencies regularly procure construction services and products through Minnesota Procurement. Contractors can find opportunities ranging from small purchases to major projects by searching the portal and registering to receive bid notifications.
These NAICS codes are commonly used for construction contracts in Minnesota. Add these to your vendor profile to receive matching opportunity notifications.
Register on Minnesota Procurement
Create a vendor account and complete your business profile with relevant certifications and capabilities.
Add Construction NAICS Codes
Include relevant NAICS codes in your profile to match with construction opportunities.
Set Up Notifications
Enable email alerts for new construction solicitations matching your profile.
Submit Competitive Bids
Review requirements carefully, prepare thorough proposals, and submit before deadlines.
How do I find construction contracts in Minnesota?
To find construction contracts in Minnesota, visit Minnesota Procurement at https://mn.gov. Search using keywords related to construction or filter by NAICS codes like 236220, 237110, 237310. Register as a vendor to receive notifications about new opportunities.
What NAICS codes are used for construction in Minnesota?
Common NAICS codes for construction contracts include 236220, 237110, 237310, 238110, 238210, 238220, 238310. When registering on Minnesota's procurement portal, add these codes to your vendor profile to match with relevant construction opportunities.
Are there small business set-asides for construction contracts in Minnesota?
Yes, Minnesota typically reserves a percentage of construction contracts for small businesses, including DBE, MBE, WBE, and veteran-owned businesses. Check Minnesota Procurement for contract set-asides and the state's small business programs.
What qualifications do I need for Minnesota construction contracts?
Requirements vary by contract, but generally you'll need: valid business licenses, relevant certifications for construction work, proof of insurance, past performance references, and vendor registration on Minnesota Procurement. Larger contracts may require bonding.
How competitive are construction contracts in Minnesota?
Competition varies by contract size and complexity. Smaller construction contracts may have fewer bidders, while larger projects attract more competition. Building relationships with state agencies and maintaining strong past performance can improve your success rate.
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