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How to bid on guardianship forensic auditing for Maryland Judiciary

Maryland Judiciary (Courts) MDCloses November 12, 2026

What Maryland Judiciary is buying

The Maryland Judiciary is seeking forensic auditing services for guardianship cases. The solicitation is listed as K27-0035-25.

This professional-services opportunity may suit firms with experience in forensic auditing relevant to guardianship cases.

Deadline and submission timing

Responses are due November 12, 2026, at 4:30 PM ET. The solicitation documents and submission are handled through Bonfire.

Plan to complete your response before the deadline and allow time to resolve any account or submission issues.

Who may be a fit

Consider this opportunity if your firm provides forensic auditing services and can support work involving guardianship cases. Review the solicitation documents to confirm the specific services, qualifications, and terms the Judiciary is seeking.

How to access and respond

Open the opportunity through the Maryland Judiciary procurement portal’s Bonfire posting. Viewing the opportunity is public and does not require an account.

To download the solicitation files and submit a response, register a free vendor account in Bonfire. Follow the posting’s instructions and submit before the stated deadline.

Prepare a clear, responsive proposal

Read the full solicitation and identify every requested service, qualification, and submission item. Organize your response to address each requirement directly, and make sure all requested documents are included.

Explain your relevant forensic auditing experience in a concrete way. Check that your files are complete and readable, and confirm that Bonfire shows your submission as completed before the deadline.

See the live bid — deadline, agency details, and how to respond

Dates and requirements can change via addenda; always verify on the bid page and at the original source before responding.

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This guide was prepared by BiddingSimple from the solicitation’s public posting. It is not official guidance from Maryland Judiciary (Courts); the original posting controls.