F4TE LLC bids government and municipal service contracts across Utah. We hold the contract, handle the paperwork and carry the city relationship. You do the work at your price. This board is where the open ones live, with the full packet on every one, so you can quote without waiting on an email thread.
These are live. Every card opens a packet with the scope, the deadline, the insurance and license requirements, and exactly what we need back from you to put your number in.
Orderville Municipal Buildings
Orderville Town RFP for routine janitorial cleaning of 5 municipal buildings: Town Office, Old Rock Church, Fitness Center, Baseball Field Concessions, and Park Bathrooms.
South Jordan
South Jordan IFB to install about 3,000 LED strands on about 70 trees at the Towne Center by Nov 20 2026 and remove them by Feb 5 2027.
Vernal Buildings
DFCM Maintenance Refuse Services ITB covering 6 Vernal state buildings (Employment Center, DHHS, 8th District Juvenile Courthouse, 8th District Courthouse, DNR Wildlife Office, Driver License Facility).
St. George (DABS #32, #39, Courthouse)
DFCM Maintenance Refuse Services ITB covering 3 St. George state buildings (DABS Store #32, DABS Store #39, St. George 5th District Courthouse). Lowest responsive bid, 3 year term.
Board refreshed Jul 31, 2026 at 12:20 AM Mountain. Updated twice a week.
No fee to you, no exclusivity, and nothing owed if we lose.
Read the packet and send back your number for the scope as written. That is your price, not a negotiation. We mark up on top of it and the city pays the marked up number.
We write the proposal, assemble the forms, carry the insurance certificates and file it through the city portal before the deadline. You never touch a procurement system.
Before anything gets submitted, your price and terms go in a written agreement. Nothing about your rate is left to a handshake.
If we win, you perform at your price. We handle invoicing, the city relationship, change orders and getting paid. You get paid on the terms we agreed.
Public agencies reject proposals on paperwork more often than on price. Getting these in early is what keeps a bid alive.
Your current business license plus any trade license the solicitation names. Pesticide applicator, contractor license, whatever that specific bid requires. Copies, not numbers.
General liability at the limits the packet lists, workers compensation, and the awarding agency named as additional insured. If your limits are low, tell us and confirm in writing you would raise them on award. Most agencies allow that.
Jobs of similar size and scope. Company, contact name, email and a phone number that gets answered. On many RFPs references are scored as heavily as price, so pick people who will actually pick up.
Many solicitations set a hard minimum, often three to ten years in that specific trade. Entity registration date, not just how long the crew has been swinging tools. If you are short, say so early and we will find you a different bid.
Materials, labor, equipment, rental, travel, fuel, disposal and insurance. Agencies almost never furnish equipment, and a price that leaves something out is a price you eat later.
Every packet lists a performance window. If your crew cannot hit it, tell us before we bid rather than after we win.
Tell us your trade and your service area and we will send you the packets that fit instead of blasting you with everything. Most of our subs hear from us a few times a season, not weekly.