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Colorado fencing bids and government contracts (1 open)

1 open fencing bid from Colorado state agencies, counties, cities, school districts and federal buyers. Updated daily. Apply with just your email — XL Eagle is the prime contractor: we handle the bids, compliance, and paperwork, you do the work. No fees.

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Design-Build Services – STM Security Fencing - North Boundary

This description is intended to summarize the project at a high level for procurement purposes. Interested parties must refer to the full SOW for complete technical requirements, detailed scope elements, design and construction deliverables, environmental obligations, safety standards, and administrative procedures. The SOW governs all expectations for this procurement. Project Overview The National Laboratory of the Rockies (NLR) is soliciting design?build services for installation of new perimeter fencing along the North boundary of the South Table Mountain (STM) Campus. The work includes designing and installing new fencing, removing designated sections of existing chain?link fence, and completing all related construction activities in accordance with NLR�s design standards, construction specifications, and DOE site requirements. Portions of the work require coordination with the State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO). Interested parties must reference the full Statement of Work (SOW) for all detailed scope, technical requirements, and performance expectations. …

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Who is buying fencing in Colorado

These are the agencies with fencing work open in Colorado right now, by number of live solicitations.

Federal or state and local?

Of the 1 open fencing contract in Colorado, 1 is federal. That split matters: federal work runs through SAM.gov and needs a UEI and an active SAM registration, while state and local buyers each run their own portal with their own vendor sign-up. XL Eagle already holds both.

Posted on: SAM.gov (1)

How to bid these without doing the paperwork

Most fencing firms never bid government work because the overhead is the barrier, not the job: SAM registration and a UEI, reps and certifications, bonding on larger jobs, wage determinations, and a different submission portal for almost every buyer. That is administrative work, not trade work.

XL Eagle bids as the prime contractor. We carry the registrations, write the proposal, own the compliance and submit through whichever portal the buyer uses. You price the work and perform it as our subcontractor. There is no fee to you and no registration for you to maintain.

Common questions

How many fencing government contracts are open in Colorado right now?

1 live fencing opportunity in Colorado as of November 8, 2026. The list is rebuilt daily.

Do I need a SAM.gov registration to bid fencing work in Colorado?

For the federal solicitations, yes — a UEI and an active SAM.gov registration. State and local buyers use their own portals instead. Working through XL Eagle as the prime, you need neither: we hold the registrations and submit the bid.

Who buys fencing work in Colorado?

Currently Energy. The mix changes as solicitations open and close.

What does it cost to work with XL Eagle?

Nothing up front. XL Eagle bids as the prime contractor and the businesses that perform the work are paid as subcontractors on the awarded contract.

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