For community districts

Qualified bidders for your district, free.

We bring licensed, insured local firms to CDD and special district projects, and your procurement rules stay in place.

The problem

Thin bid lists cost the district.

When only one or two firms respond, the board has little to compare and residents absorb the difference.

How it works

We bring qualified bidders to your projects.

We identify capable local firms, verify their credentials and track record, and encourage them to respond to your solicitation.

  1. 1

    Share the solicitation

    Send the scope, the bid documents and the deadline.

  2. 2

    We source and vet

    We verify each firm’s license, insurance and record on public work of comparable scope.

  3. 3

    Firms bid through your process

    Every proposal goes to the district under your rules and deadlines.

Your process

The board awards every contract.

  • Your rules apply

    Firms we introduce respond to your published solicitation like any other bidder.

  • Flat fee, disclosed

    The selected firm pays a flat referral fee, set before it bids.

  • Projects of $10,000+

    Paving, drainage, lakes, landscaping, lighting and other district work.

Questions

Common questions

How do districts use Gable Bids?

The district shares a solicitation and its deadline. We bring qualified local firms to it, and each firm bids through the district’s normal process.

Is Gable Bids free for districts?

Yes. The firm the district selects pays us a flat referral fee, set before it bids and unrelated to the contract amount.

Will this change our procurement process?

No. Your engineer, counsel and procurement rules govern every step, and we never touch pricing, evaluation or award.

Which districts do you serve?

Community development districts, metropolitan districts, municipal utility districts and other special districts across the U.S.

Who will we work with?

Our founder, Sean Mihelich, works with you directly on every project.

Share a project

Have a project out for bid?

Send the solicitation or the details. We begin reaching out to qualified firms right away.

Free to the district.