Office of Economic Development

Delray Beach Vendor Expo 2026

Date: Thursday, May 28
Time: 10 AM – 1 PM
Location: Old School Square – Vintage Gym

The event is free to attend, but registration is encouraged. 👉 Register now!

Do Business with the City of Delray Beach

The City of Delray Beach invites local businesses to attend the 2026 Delray Beach Vendor Expo—a free event designed to help small businesses connect with the City and explore opportunities to provide goods and services.

Whether you’ve never worked with a municipality or are looking to expand your opportunities, this event will give you the tools and access you need to get started.

Why Attend?

At the Vendor Expo, you’ll have the opportunity to:

Meet City staff who make purchasing decisions
Learn how to become a registered City vendor
Understand how the City procures goods and services
Discover the types of products and services the City regularly purchases
Explore subcontracting opportunities on larger projects
Ask questions and get guidance on the procurement process

Who Should Attend?

This event is ideal for businesses that:

Have never worked with a municipality
Are unsure how the government purchasing process works
Provide services such as:
- Catering and food services
- Printing and promotional items
- Event support
- Landscaping
- Maintenance and repair services
- Technology services
- Construction trades

Our Goal

The Vendor Expo is part of the City’s ongoing effort to:

Expand its pool of qualified vendors
Make it easier for small businesses to work with the City
Increase access to local contracting opportunities

Helping Business Find the Best Path Forward

The Delray Beach Office of Economic Development (OED) is your one-stop, business-focused team committed to serving your needs. Whether you are an established business looking to grow, a startup looking for resources, or a corporation eyeing Delray for your new headquarters location, we are here to help.

The OED fosters economic growth through strategic partnerships with regional & state economic development agencies, local organizations, and non-profits to create a seamless network of resources for business development.