Find Education & EdTech Vendors RFPs in Tennessee

13 active opportunities· Updated daily

11+ agencies4 with posted budget

Active education & edtech vendors opportunities in Tennessee right now come from agencies including Metro Nashville Public Schools, Memphis-Shelby County Schools and U.S. Department Of Veterans Affairs, among others. The nearest deadline is July 16, 2026. New solicitations are added daily — sign up to get the ones matched to your business scored and delivered automatically.

TitleAgencyDue DateSet-AsideEst. Value
Psychological Services for Student Support and Child Find Responsibilities (MNP…Metro Nashville Public Schools2026-07-16
Psychological Services for Student Support and Child Find Responsibilities Metro Nashville Public Schools2026-07-16
6515--596-26-3-950-0191 - Intellivue Microstream Endoscope/Pulmonary 'End of Li…U.S. Department Of Veterans Affairs2026-07-19$500K
Metal Cladding Package for Hampton High SchoolCounty of Carteret2026-07-21
Outsourced Attorney & Related Legal Services for Board of Education (Request fo…Williamson County Schools2026-07-21
RFQ 072126JKG School Psychologist ServicesMemphis-Shelby County Schools2026-07-21$150K
16543 - Renovation - Historic Ward SchoolTennessee BidNet Purchasing Group2026-07-28
Notice of Intent to Award a Sole Source 8(a) Ahtna Link Technical Services JV, …U.S. Department Of Energy2026-07-30$2.0M
Classroom & Office Furniture- FMMemphis-Shelby County Schools2026-08-01
Police Records Management System (RFQ)Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County2026-08-05
Uniforms for Knox County School NutritionKnox County2026-08-14
Administration of the National Home Inspector Examination for the Home Inspecto…State of Tennessee2026-09-01$1.0M
[PDF] Tennessee Department of Education | MAY 2026 Application Due ...of EducationTBD

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Education & EdTech Vendors RFP FAQ

What is E-Rate and how does it work?

E-Rate (managed by USAC) subsidizes internet access and networking equipment for schools and libraries. Category 1 covers broadband. Category 2 covers internal networking (Wi-Fi, cabling, firewalls). Schools file 470 forms seeking competitive bids — these are your RFPs.

How do cooperative purchasing contracts work?

Organizations like SourceWell, TIPS, OMNIA, and BuyBoard competitively bid contracts once, then thousands of member districts can purchase through the winning vendor without their own RFP. Getting on a cooperative contract is like winning thousands of customers at once.

Do school districts accept out-of-state vendors?

Most do, especially for technology products. Some give preference to in-state vendors or require specific certifications. BidSparq shows location requirements when listed so you can prioritize local opportunities.

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