Public bid alerts

Tennessee grading bids

Grading scopes rarely say "grading" in the title. They show up as site development, athletic field construction, industrial pad packages, or roadway grading inside a larger contract. BuildLead Alerts reads the notice body, not just the headline, so grading work is not missed because of how an agency phrased it.

What gets picked up

Mass grading, fine grading, building pad construction, roadway and parking lot subgrade, athletic field and park grading, detention and retention basin shaping, and erosion and sediment control packages.

How the notice is read

Trade categories, county and city, bid due date, days remaining, agency, published estimated value, pre-bid attendance requirements, and bonding language are extracted from the source text. Missing details stay missing.

What you do with it

Set your home ZIP, travel radius, and minimum and maximum project value once. Grading notices outside that envelope are filtered before they reach your inbox.

Public sources monitored

  • Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) lettings
  • Federal solicitations posted to SAM.gov with a Tennessee place of performance
  • Tennessee Central Procurement Office and state agency bid postings
  • County highway and engineering departments
  • Municipal parks and public works
  • Industrial development boards

Coverage grows as sources are added. We do not guarantee that every public solicitation is captured, and we do not issue any of these solicitations.

What a matched notice looks like

These are illustrative sample records shown publicly to demonstrate the format. Live matched opportunities are visible to signed-in subscribers only.

Sample data

ConcreteGradingPaving
69MATCH

Loudon Community Center Addition

4,200 SF building addition with footings and slab, grading for the new wing and patio, accessible parking lot repaving, and sidewalk connections.

Loudon County Parks & Recreation
Loudon County
Due in 28 days
$560,000
Bonding required
View opportunity

Common questions

Will I see grading work buried inside a general contract?
Often, yes — if the solicitation text describes grading or earthwork scope, it is categorized accordingly. The award may still go to a general contractor, so review the official documents to see how the work is packaged.
Can I limit results to a set of counties?
Yes. You choose a travel radius and can additionally pick specific Tennessee counties during onboarding or later from your account.

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