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Bid management·New York

Every requirement, date and task.
One page per Electrical tender in New York.

Bid management for Electrical teams in New York: every requirement with its page and its section's owner, tasks with due dates, sign-off before submission and email reminders before every deadline.

Lucius AI is a compliance-first bid manager platform for electrical firms bidding into New York tenders. It audits any electrical RFP, tender or contract for clause-vs-clause contradictions, penalty traps and compliance gaps with page-cited evidence, gives a bid or no-bid verdict, then drafts a first response from your own documents. Free plan (2 analyses/month, no credit card); €149 per tender after that, no subscription. Reading an electrical services tender pack by hand means flipping through specifications and legal clauses to find obligations and risks. Lucius AI parses the entire pack, extracts every requirement with exact page citations, flags commercial terms, and compiles a compliance matrix.

123
open electrical tenders in the United States in our catalog
5,482
open across all sectors in the United States
7 days
median time left to deadline

Buyers with the most open electrical tenders right now: Dept Of Defense — Defense Logistics Agency; Dept Of Defense — Dept Of The Navy; Veterans Affairs, Department Of — Veterans Affairs, Department Of.

Counted across the United States, not only New York: a notice in the catalog carries its country, not its city.

Live counts from the Lucius tender catalog, 2026-10-06.

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Capabilities

What a bid manager gets in Lucius

Bid pipeline

Every tender by how soon it closes, then submitted, won or lost

Section owners and tasks

Each requirement goes to its section's owner automatically; give any of them to a teammate with a due date

Sign-off

Ask a teammate to sign off before you submit; they approve it or send it back with a note

Deadline reminders

Emails 7, 3 and 1 day before the submission deadline and on its morning, and the same for the clarification deadline you set

How a bid manager runs a tender in Lucius

A bid is a list of requirements, a handful of dates and a few people who each own part of the response. Lucius keeps all three on one page per tender, taken from the tender documents themselves.

  1. 01

    Every requirement, with its page

    Lucius reads the tender documents and lists every requirement with the page it came from, a quote from the source and a severity. Group the list by severity to see what can sink the bid first, or by response section to plan the writing.

  2. 02

    Section owners

    Name once, for your workspace, who owns each section of a bid: Legal to one person, Technical to another, Financial to a third. When a tender finishes its analysis, every requirement goes to its section's owner, and "Assign by section" does the same for tenders analysed before. A choice made by hand on one requirement wins, and each person can filter the list to their own rows.

  3. 03

    Tasks with an owner and a due date

    Turn a requirement into a task, give it to a teammate and set an internal due date earlier than the tender's own. The owner gets an email, the task shows on their dashboard and on the calendar, and a reminder arrives the day before it is due and on the morning it is due. Each task can carry comments and a link to the supporting document in Google Drive.

  4. 04

    Deadline reminders, and addenda that move the date

    Lucius takes the submission deadline from the tender documents and emails a reminder 7, 3 and 1 day before it and on its morning, for every tender you analyse or save. Set the date clarification questions close and it gets the same reminders. When an addendum extends the deadline, change it on the tender page: the countdowns, the calendar and the reminders move to the new date, and the old date stays in the tender's history. The pipeline board groups your tenders by how soon they close: this week, the next two weeks, later.

  5. 05

    Check the finished bid, then sign off

    Tick each requirement off as your response covers it. Before you submit, upload the finished bid: Lucius reads it against the tender's requirements and lists which are answered, which are not, and the buyer's terms to note. Then ask a teammate to sign the bid off: they approve it or send it back with a note, and the tender keeps the record of who asked, who decided and why.

  6. 06

    Drafts, versions and roles

    Lucius drafts a first response from the tender and your company documents. A new draft keeps the previous one, so you can compare versions and restore an earlier one. Teammates join your workspace as an admin, an editor or a viewer.

Questions & Answers

No. The Lucius catalog holds US federal notices only, indexing SAM.gov and Grants.gov. It has no New York State or New York City feed, but bid teams can upload tender packs from those buyers directly.

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The State of Electrical Procurement in New York

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Federal procurement rules and New York coverage

US federal agencies buy under the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR). Federal contract opportunities are published on SAM.gov, and federal grant opportunities appear on Grants.gov. In contrast, New York State and New York City agencies buy under their own rules, which the catalog does not index.

For the US, the Lucius catalog indexes open notices from SAM.gov and Grants.gov. The catalog holds US federal notices only; it has no New York State or New York City feed. Bid teams pursuing state or municipal opportunities in New York can upload their downloaded tender packs directly into Lucius AI.

Market activity and short submission deadlines

On 24 September 2026, across US federal notices nationwide, not only New York, the catalog held 170 open notices whose text mentions electrical services, drawn from SAM.gov and Grants.gov. Across all sectors, 6,948 notices were open in the same scope.

Submission windows for these contracts require prompt action from the tender team. Of the 166 with a deadline in the next 12 months, 160 (96%) were due to close within 30 days, and the median time left was 7 days. Because turnaround periods can be brief, teams must organise requirements quickly.

Example federal electrical notices

Open electrical services notices from buyers in the US (not specific to New York) provide an overview of federal work. On that date, open opportunities in that scope included:

  • Electrical Services, Sleepy Eye, MN 56085, published on SAM.gov by Agriculture, Department Of, Farm Production And Conservation Business Center, closing September 2026.
  • Amendment 0003, Eaker Center Electrical Outlets RFQ, published on SAM.gov by Dept Of Defense, Dept Of The Air Force, closing September 2026.
  • Fixture, Lighting, published on SAM.gov by Dept Of Defense, Defense Logistics Agency, closing September 2026.
  • F/A-18 Wiring System Repair Tool Set, published on SAM.gov by Dept Of Defense, Dept Of The Navy, closing September 2026.
  • TRIENNIAL ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE FY26, DEADLINE EXTENDED TO OCTOBER 2ND 2026 @13:00 CDT, published on SAM.gov by Veterans Affairs, Department Of, Veterans Affairs, Department Of, closing October 2026.

Active buyers in federal contracting

Across all open notices in this set, 9 different buyers were publishing. Defence and civilian organisations both maintain requirements for wiring, lighting, and specialized maintenance contracts.

The most active buyers in the set were Dept Of Defense, Defense Logistics Agency (78 notices); Dept Of Defense, Dept Of The Navy (13 notices); Dept Of Defense, Dept Of The Army (3 notices); Veterans Affairs, Department Of, Veterans Affairs, Department Of (3 notices); and Interior, Department Of The, Us Fish And Wildlife Service (2 notices).

Supporting the bid manager's core responsibilities

Bid managers lead the decision on whether to bid on an incoming tender. Lucius AI gives a bid/no-bid verdict on the tender pack to inform this initial discussion. In addition, bid managers own the compliance matrix and the plan for the submission.

To assist with that planning, Lucius AI reads a public-sector tender pack and extracts every requirement into a register, with a citation to the page each requirement comes from, and builds a compliance matrix from that requirement register. Bid managers assign questions to contributors, track progress to the deadline, and raise clarification questions with the buyer within the clarification period. They also review contract and commercial terms with the commercial or legal lead before sign-off, which aligns with how Lucius AI scans the contract terms for commercial risk, such as liquidated damages, liability caps and indemnities.

Drafting from past bids and exporting

Lucius AI drafts responses from the company's own past bids, kept in its Bid Library. Teams can quickly assemble responses rooted in their approved materials rather than drafting from empty documents.

After drafting and checks are finished, Lucius AI exports its work to Word, Excel and PDF. The bid team retains full control over the final wording and formatting before presenting the completed submission.

Bidders into New York electrical contracts compete under SAM.gov, FAR/DFARS, and state e-procurement portals. Sector-specific compliance bars include competent-person registration, wiring regulations and electrical building-regulation compliance. When a tender asks for any of them, Lucius lists that requirement with its page and a quote from the source.

Lucius vs generic LLMs for bid manager in Electrical / New York

Reading an electrical services tender pack by hand means flipping through specifications and legal clauses to find obligations and risks. Lucius AI parses the entire pack, extracts every requirement with exact page citations, flags commercial terms, and compiles a compliance matrix.

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How Bid Manager Works

1

Upload the tender

The documents as the buyer published them

2

Read the requirements

Every requirement listed with its page

3

Assign the work

Each section's owner gets its requirements; tasks get due dates

4

Check and sign off

See what the finished bid misses, then get a sign-off

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Related reading

Guides for electrical bidders.