Mercer County Housing procurement opportunities for suppliers and contractors (Pennsylvania)
Mercer County Housing posts contracting opportunities and bidding instructions on its contracting opportunities source page. The page describes how bids must meet specified procurement regulations and highlights special compliance expectations (including M/W/DBE, Section 3, accessibility, and fair housing). It also points vendors to a “Bidders List” registration step and provides a named point of contact for help with contracting opportunities.
Why Mercer County Housing matters to vendors
Mercer County Housing positions itself as continuously active in repairs, renovations, acquisitions, and related work to provide safe, clean housing. Their procurement approach is tied to particular regulatory requirements that must be reflected in bidding specifications, meaning vendor submissions are expected to align with the procurement rules for the type of opportunity being solicited. For suppliers, this can translate into consistent demand for practical, field-executed services and facility-related deliverables—paired with compliance requirements that show up in the bid package.
Opportunity signals Mercer County Housing vendors should monitor
On the contracting opportunities source page, vendors are directed to scroll to the bottom of the page for open bid requests, and the page includes both descriptions and opening/closing dates for listed opportunities. The page also indicates that compliance measures are included in bid specifications for bid submissions, and it explicitly notes special compliance areas such as Minority/Women/Disadvantaged Business enterprises (M/W/DBE), Section-3 Employment, Davis-Bacon wage rates (with a caveat that not all contracts require Davis-Bacon wage rates), accessibility, and fair housing. The page also shows that some bid items may have addenda (for example, “Addendum No1” appears alongside at least one opportunity), so vendors should treat addenda as part of normal bid-cycle monitoring.
Recent Mercer County Housing Bid Opportunities in GovCB
Review recent and historical bid opportunities from Mercer County Housing, including bid notices, documents, due dates, amendments, and related procurement details tracked by GovCB.
- Centennial Phase II Roof Replacements bid · Open · Due: 8/19/2026 Mercer County Housing View Notice
- Centennial Place Shed Replacements Addendum No1 bid · Closed · Due: 7/07/2026 Mercer County Housing View Notice
- Centennial Place Shed Replacements bid · Closed · Due: 7/07/2026 Mercer County Housing View Notice
- Concrete Repairs bid · Closed · Due: 6/30/2026 Mercer County Housing View Notice
- Chavers Center Conversion Plans 2 of 2 bid · Closed · Due: 5/28/2026 Mercer County Housing View Notice
More Mercer County Housing Bid Opportunities
Vendor readiness steps before you bid
Before submitting, the procurement source page directs businesses to get registered on Mercer County Housing’s “Bidders List.” It also instructs vendors to check the Mercer County Housing website for contracting opportunities and to check the local newspaper for contracting opportunities. The page further emphasizes that opportunities include required regulatory compliance measures and that these compliance measures appear in the bidding specifications in detail for bid submissions—so vendors should plan to review the bid specifications closely and prepare documentation to match the special compliance expectations listed on the page.
Capture and compliance strategy to avoid missed requirements
Because Mercer County Housing states that each opportunity will have required regulatory compliance measures included in the bidding specifications, vendors should treat the bid package (including any included compliance sections) as binding requirements rather than optional guidance. The page also indicates that maintenance bidders over $2,000 must use specified maintenance position rates of pay applicable through June 30, 2018, which means vendors should verify whether their pricing and labor assumptions align with the rate instruction before submission. Finally, the presence of addenda on the page is a signal to monitor updates during the solicitation window and to ensure your submitted materials reflect any addendum content for the relevant opportunity.
Mercer County Housing procurement resources and next steps for vendors
Start with Mercer County Housing’s contracting opportunities source page for the most current list of open bid requests and the embedded regulatory/compliance expectations. If you have questions about contracting opportunities posted there, the page instructs vendors to call Mercer County Housing Authority and provides a named contact (John Miller) along with an email address. Use the page’s guidance to maintain your bid-cycle monitoring rhythm by checking the website for contracting opportunities and checking the local newspaper for additional opportunity postings.
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