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Open Periodical Publishers Federal Contracts

There are 6 open federal contract opportunities for periodical publishers (NAICS 513120) today, 4 posted in the last 7 days and 2 due within a week. The agencies buying the most are Defense Logistics Agency, Department of the Army and Department of Veterans Affairs, and most of the work with a stated place is in Virginia, Minnesota and Alabama.

6open now
4new in 7 days
2due in 7 days
2set aside for small businesses
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Open periodical publishers contracts

American Chemical Society (ACS) JournalDepartment of the Army
Due 2026-10-29Posted 2026-10-16
S&P Subscription ProductsDefense Logistics Agency
Due 2026-10-26Fort Belvoir, VAPosted 2026-10-16
Minneapolis VA Medical Library Serials & Periodicals SolicitationDepartment of Veterans Affairs
Due 2026-10-23Small businessMinneapolis, MNPosted 2026-10-14
Periodicals Serial Subscriptions_Maxwell AFB_Sources SoughtDepartment of the Air Force
Due 2026-10-19Small businessMontgomery, ALPosted 2026-10-13
J&A ATOM PlatformDefense Logistics Agency
JBSA Lackland, TXPosted 2026-10-08
RFQ - Software platform (ESChat)Federal Bureau of Investigation
Posted 2026-09-25

Where the periodical publishers contracts are

Open periodical publishers contracts by state (notices that name a place)Virginia1Minnesota1Alabama1Texas1
Open periodical publishers contracts by state (notices that name a place)

Virginia government contracts, Minnesota government contracts, Alabama government contracts, Texas government contracts

Who is buying periodical publishers

Small business set-asides

2 of the 6 open notices are reserved for a kind of small business: Small business 2.

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How to bid on periodical publishers government contracts

Check that your business fits the official definition of NAICS 513120, and the SBA size standard for it if you aim at small business set-asides. Register your business in the federal contractor system, then read each notice in full before the deadline.