BidLinx cuts out hours of research by sending appropriate bid opportunities right to your desktop!

How does it work?
The service is entirely web-based. BidLinx monitors more than 3,000 bid source sites daily. Automated search capabilities enable you to efficiently locate procurement opportunities from multiple sources including:
  • Federal agencies
  • New York State
  • County/local governments
  • All 50 states
  • U.S. territories
  • International government websites
What will I receive?
You will receive daily email notifications containing links to your bid leads, which give you the information you need to link to the government agency that posted the opportunity, download appropriate documents, and begin the bid process.
To Learn More about the general steps you will need to take to begin your Government Procurement journey - CLICK HERE
NYS Procurement Resources:
SAM.gov Entity Registration Training:
Interested in the BidLinx Program? You must be working with an SBDC Business Advisor.
  • If you already have an Advisor, please contact them to inquire about the program. 
  • If you are not an Onondaga SBDC client, become a client by filling out a short online form.
BidLinx Search Profile Information:
Once you are in contact with an SBDC Advisor, you will need to download the fillable PDF form (below) and email the completed form to your SBDC Advisor to be entered into the BidLinx system.
BidLinx Search Profile Information PDF
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File Type: pdf
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We are currently offering clients the option to have appointments virtually, by phone, or in person BY APPOINTMENT ONLY (following OCC COVID-19 Safety Plan and Procedures and CDC Guidelines).

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