Minnesota Department of Human Services posts grant opportunities and requests for proposals on its website for public access to nonprofits and service providers.
Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development seeks vendor proposals for blindness adjustment training and job services with initial deadline June 29, 2026 and ongoing deadline November 30, 2026.
Minnesota Historical Society requests contractor bids for full roof replacement at the Harkin Store with prevailing wage requirements; mandatory pre-bid meeting June 30, 2026, and bids due by 2:00 p.m. on July 16, 2026.
Metropolitan Airports Commission solicits electronic bids for 2026 FCM Electrical Vault Modifications at Flying Cloud Airport with a 13% small business utilization goal; bids close July 15, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.
Minnesota State Colleges and Universities posts vendor and supplier contract opportunities on its website with notices updated daily and posted for durations specified in each individual bid.
Minnesota Department of Transportation seeks public comment on its draft State Transportation Improvement Program for fiscal years 2027-2030, which allocates $3.3 billion in federal highway funds, $1.3 billion in federal transit funds, and $1.9 bill…
Minnesota Department of Health seeks public comment on Preventive Health and Health Services Block Grant funding allocations for federal fiscal year 2026 at a June 23, 2026 hearing; written comments due by noon June 19, 2026.
Minnesota Gambling Control Board proposes rules for lawful gambling organizations covering fund loss applications, CEO training requirements within 90 days, merchandise prize procedures, and licensure clarification; public comment closes August 7, 2…
Department of Commerce adopts expedited rules governing securities broker-dealer conduct without modification, effective per State Register Volume 50, Number 22, published December 1, 2025.
Capitol Area Architectural and Planning Board seeks public comments on a Gold Star Blue Star Memorial application for the Minnesota State Capitol grounds; comments are due July 22, 2026.
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