Business Opportunities

To become a vendor with Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority and added to our vendor list,
click here to fill out our Contractor/Vendor Application.

Please keep in mind it is up to each individual company to watch for new procurement/business opportunities with the Airport Authority by checking our website often.

The MNAA Purchasing Department is preparing to transition from B2GNow E-Bidding to a fully automated, electronic bidding and vendor management system through its partnership with OpenGov. The specific effective date will be announced at a later time.

Until the transition is complete, vendors should continue submitting bids via B2GNow. In preparation, they are encouraged to register for OpenGov through the e-Procurement Portal.
Vendor registration in OpenGov is completely free of charge.

• Register to receive notifications of future opportunities by signing up for our new e-Procurement Portal and selecting the “Subscribe” button to create an account.
• Follow along with updates to existing opportunities by finding the opportunity and clicking the “Follow” button. This will allow all interested bidders to receive amendments and addenda automatically.
• Submit questions and receive answers online regarding open bid opportunities.
• Use a guided process of responding electronically to bids to ensure your bids have been accurately completed.
• Receive timely support for bid questions.
• Have one location for all bid opportunities issued by MNAA.

OpenGov will send an email with instructions to activate your account, so please monitor your inbox for this communication. Additionally, you can subscribe to bid notifications by visiting the new e-Procurement Portal and selecting the “Subscribe” button. For detailed registration guidance, click here.

Should you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at 615-275-2300 or purchasing@flynashville.com

Learn More About Our Procurement Policy

Fairness and transparency are the cornerstones of the procurement process. During an open solicitation, a term called the “cone of silence” is often used to describe the time period which begins with the solicitation being advertised through successful award of a contract. The cone of silence is meant to safeguard any information that could provide an unfair advantage to a prospective bidder/proposer. All communications during the solicitation process shall be in written form and directed to the Purchasing Department only. The Respondent, its agents or employees, shall not contact or communicate with MNAA’s Board Members, President, Staff, Consultant, or Legal Counsel, nor shall the Respondent have other parties make such contact or communication on their behalf. Such unauthorized contact constitutes grounds to reject the Respondent’s submittal.