Doing Business with OMLB

Looking to work with the Omaha Municipal Land Bank? We offer a range of bid opportunities for contractors, consultants, and service providers to support our mission of transforming vacant, abandoned, and tax-delinquent properties.

 

Get started by exploring the current listings and submission guidelines below.

Vendor Registration

Want to work with us?

Register to be an OMLB Vendor

 

All businesses wishing to work with OMLB must be registered with us as a vendor.

To speak with us about working with OMLB, contact us at [email protected].

Vendor Registration

Services we frequently use include the following:

  • Communications: Public relations, marketing, social media
  • Construction: Engineering, site preparation, including excavation and grading
  • Consulting: Strategic planning, impact and spatial analysis
  • Development: General contractors, property development.
  • Events: Event planning, venues, and catering
  • Office Services: Equipment, cleaning, recycling, etc.
  • Property Maintenance: Lawn care, tree care, debris removal

 

Current Bid Opportunities

Wondering if you should register with OMLB as a vendor?

 

Check out the current bid opportunities we are soliciting today. If you intend to apply, be sure to note the deadline date. All contractors seeking to be considered MUST be registered as an OMLBA vendor.

 

If you have any issues or questions with anything related to a bid opportunity, please contact our office.

2026-2027 Maintenance Contracts

Feb 4, 2026

 Deadline: Friday, March 6, 2026; 5 pm CDT to [email protected] The Omaha Municipal Land Bank is requesting businesses involved in mowing, landscaping, snow and junk removal submit their interest in being a part of our maintenance contracting team for 2026-2027.  Any...

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Previous Bid Opportunites

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City of Omaha Partnership

The City of Omaha Small and Emerging Business (SEB) program provides an opportunity for new or developing businesses to jumpstart their earnings with City contracts. Certain City contracts are fully or partially designated for SEBs, giving those businesses an opportunity to grow. This initiative supports and promotes small businesses and emerging small businesses in the Omaha-Council Bluffs Metropolitan Statistical Area, with special attention to stimulating economic growth in areas with high poverty levels.
  
Besides increased opportunities for government contracts, other benefits include access to networking and mentorship, and brand-image visibility.
  
To check out the application and learn about the eligibility criteria, contact the SEB Program Administrator, Karol Gonzalez Rivera at [email protected] or 402-444-5066, or use the button below to learn more.
Learn more about SEB