WEB DESIGNDue Apr 18
Resident services website refresh
City of North Harbor
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Opportunities near 97209 for web design, IT & construction.
ITDue Apr 23
Network support & endpoint care
Riverton Public Library
CONSTRUCTIONDue May 02
ADA ramp improvements — phase 2
Town of Maple Creek
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Work that keeps a town moving
If you solve a local problem, there may be a contract for it.
Government work is more than road projects. Cities, counties, libraries, schools, and utilities need capable small businesses every day.
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Example opportunities
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Parks website accessibility updates
$12k–$20kWeb design
Managed Wi-Fi for three public buildings
$30k–$55kIT
Community center roof repairs
$80k–$140kConstruction
Seasonal grounds maintenance
$22k–$38kFacilities
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