What types of agencies buy Storm Cleanup services?

Federal agencies across all departments procure Storm Cleanup services, including the Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs, General Services Administration, and civilian agencies. State and local governments also issue Storm Cleanup contracts through their own procurement portals.

How do I find Storm Cleanup contracts with SamSearch?

Use SamSearch to browse pre-classified opportunities in one place, with AI-powered filtering by agency, set-aside, and deadline.

Are there set-aside contracts for small businesses in Storm Cleanup?

Yes. Many Storm Cleanup contracts are set aside for small businesses, including 8(a), WOSB, SDVOSB, and HUBZone firms. Use SamSearch's set-aside filters to find contracts your business qualifies for.

How competitive are Storm Cleanup government contracts?

Competition varies by contract size and type. Large IDIQ vehicles in Storm Cleanup can attract dozens of bidders, while small open-market solicitations may have only a few. Monitoring active solicitations and building agency relationships early improves win rates.

Contract Category

Storm Cleanup Government Contracts

16 government contract opportunities classified as Storm Cleanup, spanning federal and state/local solicitations. Updated daily.

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16 state, local & education solicitations AI-tagged as Storm Cleanup.

MPTAP

The Humphreys County Board of Supervisors is issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP) which seeks sealed, competitive bids for a contractor to remove debris caused by Winter Storm Fern in Humphreys County, Mississippi. This RFP may be picked up by any intere

Archived

AI Summary

Humphreys County Board of Supervisors requests competitive bids for debris removal services caused by Winter Storm Fern in Mississippi.

Mississipi · Mississipi

Posted Apr 15, 2026Due Apr 17, 2026MDA - RFxNAICS 562998Sol: 272-20260317141913 HCBS

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City of Bunker Hill Village

City of Bunker Hill Village Debris Removal and Disposal

Archived

AI Summary

The City of Bunker Hill Village seeks a contractor for emergency debris removal and disposal after disasters, focusing on efficient, timely, and lawful debris management within 90 days.

City of Bunker Hill Village · Texas

Posted Mar 27, 2026Due Apr 16, 2026Emergency Debris Removal and DisposalNAICS 562998Sol: 69c5aa7490160f1f648e759a

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City of Suffolk

Debris Removal Services

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AI Summary

The City of Suffolk, VA, seeks proposals for debris removal services including vegetative and construction debris, debris management site operations, and emergency cleanup related to natural or manmade disasters. Non-mandatory pre-bid on June 2, 2026. Proposals due June 17, 2026.

City of Suffolk · Virginia

Posted Mar 23, 2026Due Jun 17, 2026RFPNAICS 562219Sol: 524878

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Suffolk

Debris Removal Services

Active

AI Summary

RFP for debris removal services in Suffolk, VA, including vegetative and construction debris removal, debris management site operations, and emergency cleanup after disasters.

Suffolk · Virginia

Posted Mar 23, 2026Due Jun 17, 2026rfpNAICS 562219Sol: 1625

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DFS Procurement

UC-DDR-0326 - Union County Disaster Debris Removal and Disposal Services

Archived

AI Summary

Union County, KY seeks proposals for disaster debris removal and disposal services following an ice storm. Contract to support recovery and future disaster response. Proposals due April 6, 2026, via DFS Procurement Portal.

DFS Procurement · Kentucky

Posted Invalid DateDue Apr 6, 2026RFPNAICS 562998Sol: 224949

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DFS Procurement

2026 - Yalobusha County - Debris Removal and Disposal

Archived

AI Summary

Yalobusha County, KY seeks proposals for disaster debris removal and disposal services following a January 2026 ice storm. Proposals due March 30, 2026 via DFS Procurement Portal. Women, minority, and veteran-owned businesses encouraged to apply.

DFS Procurement · Kentucky

Posted Invalid DateDue Mar 30, 2026RFPNAICS 562998Sol: 224284

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Newnan, City Of

Pre Event Disaster Debris Removal Services

Archived

AI Summary

City of Newnan, Georgia seeks pre-event disaster debris removal services to prepare for and respond to potential disasters. Proposals due April 14, 2026.

georgia · georgia

Posted Feb 23, 2026Due Apr 14, 2026NAICS 562998Sol: PE-63850-NONST-2026-000000025

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MPTAP

The Humphreys County Board of Supervisors is issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP) which seeks sealed, competitive bids for a contractor to remove debris caused by Winter Storm Fern in Humphreys County, Mississippi. This RFP may be picked up by any intere

Archived

AI Summary

Humphreys County Board of Supervisors requests proposals for debris removal services caused by Winter Storm Fern in Mississippi.

Mississipi · Mississipi

Posted Feb 22, 2026Due Mar 6, 2026MDA - RFxNAICS 562998Sol: 272-20260211152640 HCBS

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DFS Procurement

2026 - Panola County - Debris Removal and Disposal

Archived

AI Summary

Panola County, impacted by an ice storm in January 2026, seeks proposals for disaster debris removal and disposal services. Proposals are due March 16, 2026, via the DFS Procurement Portal.

DFS Procurement · Kentucky

Posted Invalid DateDue Mar 16, 2026RFPNAICS 562219Sol: 221450

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DFS Procurement

2026 - City of Water Valley - Debris Removal and Disposal

Archived

AI Summary

The City of Water Valley seeks proposals for disaster debris removal and disposal services following a January 2026 ice storm. Proposals are due March 6, 2026, submitted via the DFS Procurement Portal.

DFS Procurement · Kentucky

Posted Invalid DateDue Mar 6, 2026RFPNAICS 562219Sol: 220835

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