Credential Print Solution

The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) is seeking proposals for a contractor-provided credential print solution for driver's licenses and identification cards for the State of Nevada, including the jurisdiction of Churchill County. The RFP outlines requirements for a full-service credential print solution with facial recognition capabilities that will allow for technological growth. The selected contractor will be required to provide all necessary software, hardware, consumables, and secure facilities to produce the credentials, with an initial contract term and the possibility of renewal or extension. Key requirements include integration with existing DMV systems, compliance with standards such as NASPO, ICAO, and REAL ID, and the ability to provide an electronic credential option. Proposals are due on October 29, 2018, with an anticipated contract start date of January 1, 2020, contingent on Board of Examiners approval in February 2019.

The RFP does not specify any set-aside designations or restrictions on the types of organizations that can respond. The current NASPO-compliant card vendor for the REAL ID program is not named as the incumbent, and the DMV indicates a willingness to consider alternative standards that meet or exceed NASPO requirements. While the RFP does not provide details on the existing infrastructure or technology that requires integration, the DMV has stated that it will work with the selected vendor to facilitate a smooth data migration. The RFP does not include any information regarding possible award values or budget ranges.