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Montgomery County MD Contracts - Vendor Leads & Buyers

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Montgomery County MD Contracts - Vendor Leads & Buyers

Montgomery County MD Contracts - Vendor Leads & Buyers

Search 2.4k Montgomery County, Maryland government contracts (updated daily): vendor name, contact, email, phone and address, contract description, department, buyer and contract administrator with email/phone, execution, expiration and extension dates.

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Search Montgomery County, Maryland government contracts from the Office of Procurement's daily open-data file (about 2,400 contracts; 592k views). Montgomery County is one of the largest local governments in the DC region, so this list shows exactly who sells to it, what they sell and when each contract expires.

Each result includes:

  • vendor name, contact person, email, phone and address, nonprofit flag
  • contract number, solicitation number, type and description
  • county department and division
  • buyer and contract administrator with title, email and phone
  • execution, expiration and final extension dates
  • prevailing-wage and living-wage flags

Results are newest contract first. No API key, no CAPTCHA. Pricing: $0.002 per contract + $0.0001 start.

{ "keywords": ["software"], "expiresAfter": "2026-10-24" }
{ "departments": ["Transportation"], "maxResults": 100 }

Use cases

Government sales: find incumbents and contracts nearing expiration to target re-bids, build B2G vendor lead lists with email and phone, reach the right county buyer, subcontracting and teaming partner research, competitive intelligence.

Limits

Point-in-time public data from Montgomery County, MD. Contract values are not in this file. Some rows have data-entry quirks (for example a future execution date), which are excluded from the default browse.