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Electrical contracts in Guam

Open electrical solicitations performed in Guam, from federal, state and local sources. Real deadlines, each linked to its official notice, updated every 4 hours on weekdays.

Every listing is a live open solicitation matched with the same trade search Contract Radar uses. Location comes from the notice's place of performance, or the buying agency when none is listed. Nothing here is an award or guaranteed work.

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Federal electrical spending in Guam

From October 2024 to September 2025 (fiscal year 2025), federal agencies obligated $32.4 million on electrical contracts performed in Guam. $32.2 million (99%) went through small-business set-asides.

Top buyers: Department of Defense ($32.3 million), Department of Transportation ($65,955).

2 federal electrical contracts in Guam end in the next 12 months

Worth $32.2 million together. An expiring contract is often rebid, so these are the ones to prepare for now. Soonest first.

  • MODERN INTERNATIONAL INC

    Ends Nov 20, 2026

    Department of the Air Force · $15.2 million · 238210

    AJJY 23-1007 REPAIR AIRFIELD ELECTRICAL CONDUIT AND GLIDESLOPE SYSTEM

    View contract FA524025C0003 on USAspending.gov
  • MODERN INTERNATIONAL INC

    Ends Feb 22, 2027

    Department of the Air Force · $17.0 million · 238210

    REFER TO SECTION J FOR THE STATEMENT OF WORK, DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS, AND ALL OTHER SUPPORTING ATTACHMENTS.

    View contract FA524025C0002 on USAspending.gov
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Source: USAspending.gov contract records for NAICS 238210, by place of performance. Amounts are net obligations. End dates are the current end date on file; an agency can extend a contract, exercise options or choose not to rebid, so an end date does not promise a new solicitation.

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