Find Public Safety & Emergency RFPs in Colorado

12 active opportunities· Updated daily

5+ agencies1 set-aside1 with posted budget

Active public safety & emergency opportunities in Colorado right now come from agencies including Rocky Mountain E-BidNet Purchasing System, VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF and City and County of Denver General Services Purchasing, among others. The nearest deadline is October 20, 2026. New solicitations are added daily. Sign up to get the ones matched to your business scored and delivered automatically.

How do I find public safety & emergency bids in Colorado?

Colorado public safety & emergency solicitations are spread across 5+ different buyer sites: state procurement portals, city and county purchasing pages, school districts, and cooperative networks, each posting on its own schedule. You can check every source by hand, or use a bid discovery tool. BidSparq monitors 23,000+ federal, state, local, education, and healthcare sources daily, including the Colorado sources behind this page, scores each new solicitation 0 to 100 against your company profile, and alerts you only when a public safety & emergency bid is worth your time. The 12 opportunities on this page refresh daily. For the full method, read how to find government RFPs and price the work against the free GSA labor rate lookup.

TitleAgencyDue DateSet-AsideEst. Value
Z1DA--FY27 NRM 554-25-101 Construct PRRTP (Building Q) Completion Items (VA-27-…VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF2026-10-20SDVOSBC$3.5M
Peer Support Team Clinical Supervision & Public Safety Counseling ServicesRocky Mountain E-BidNet Purchasing System2026-10-22--
11223 - DEN Remote Airfield Tornado Shelter SystemsCity and County of Denver General Services Purchasing2026-10-23--
Police Department and Municipal Court Space StudyRocky Mountain E-BidNet Purchasing System2026-10-26--
Lafayette Police Department Boiler ReplacementRocky Mountain E-BidNet Purchasing System2026-10-30--
Wemlinger Communication Systems UpgradesRocky Mountain E-BidNet Purchasing System2026-10-30--
Lafayette Police Department Bouler ReplacementRocky Mountain E-BidNet Purchasing System2026-10-30--
Kill-web Operations Sustainment & Maintenance Of SDA (Space Domain Awareness) S…U.S. Department Of Defense2026-10-31--
City of Aurora Public Safety Training Center (CAPSTC) Fire Water Recycle Pond ImRocky Mountain E-BidNet Purchasing System2026-11-02--
Land Lease for Dispatchable Distributed Generation (DDG)Rocky Mountain E-BidNet Purchasing System2026-11-06--
Law Enforcement Ammunition RFPCDPS CONTRACTS AND PROCUREMENT2026-11-17--
RFP 26-003 Ranum Innovation Campus - Amatrol Learning Systems and EquipmentRocky Mountain E-BidNet Purchasing System2026-11-19--

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Tips for Winning Public Safety & Emergency Contracts in Colorado

  • ✓FEMA grants (Homeland Security Grant Program, Urban Areas Security Initiative, SAFER, AFG) drive billions in state/local public safety procurement. Monitor FEMA grant awards: funded agencies must procure equipment competitively within specific timelines.
  • ✓The Authorized Equipment List (AEL) from FEMA defines what equipment is eligible for DHS grant funding. Ensure your products have AEL codes: agencies can only buy grant-funded equipment from the approved list.
  • ✓Public safety procurement often uses cooperative contracts (Houston-Galveston Area Council / BuyBoard, Sourcewell) for vehicles, equipment, and technology. Getting on these cooperatives gives access to thousands of fire, EMS, and law enforcement buyers.

Public Safety & Emergency RFP FAQ

How do FEMA grants create procurement opportunities?

FEMA distributes billions annually through programs like HSGP (Homeland Security Grant Program), UASI (Urban Areas Security Initiative), SAFER (Staffing for Adequate Fire and Emergency Response), and AFG (Assistance to Firefighters Grants). Grant recipients must follow 2 CFR Part 200 procurement rules, creating competitive bidding opportunities for equipment, training, planning, and exercises.

What is the FEMA Authorized Equipment List?

The Authorized Equipment List (AEL) categorizes equipment eligible for DHS/FEMA grant funding. It covers categories like personal protective equipment, CBRNE detection, communications, cyber security, and physical security. Vendors should ensure their products have assigned AEL codes and reference them in proposals to grant-funded agencies.

How do 911/dispatch system procurements work?

911 dispatch systems (CAD, phone systems, radio consoles) are procured by county or regional 911 authorities, often funded by 911 surcharge revenue. These are typically large, multi-year contracts with competitive RFP processes. Next Generation 911 (NG911) migration is driving significant new investment nationwide as systems transition from analog to IP-based technology.

Are there set-asides for small businesses in public safety procurement?

Federal DHS contracts have standard SBA small business set-asides. State and local agencies may have their own small business programs. However, many public safety procurements are exempt from typical procurement rules in declared emergencies. The COPS (Community Oriented Policing Services) hiring grants and JAG (Justice Assistance Grants) program also drive local procurement with federal compliance requirements.

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