Pest Control

The Nevada Department of Veterans Services (NDVS) has issued an informal solicitation (24VS-S3353) seeking qualified vendors to provide comprehensive pest control services for a state veterans healthcare facility. The procurement is structured as a four-year contract, with quotes due by June 6, 2025, through the NevadaEPro electronic procurement system. Vendors must provide detailed pest control services including residual material applications, spot treatments, insecticide dust applications, and bait placements in accordance with product labeling. The evaluation criteria will be equally weighted, with 50% dedicated to the vendor's experience performing pest control services in skilled nursing facilities and 50% focused on cost competitiveness. Qualified vendors must demonstrate expertise in healthcare facility pest management, offering comprehensive technical proposals that detail their approach and qualifications. Specific requirements include conducting thorough facility inspections, documenting rodent control device locations, providing written sanitation recommendations, and adhering to facility-specific protocols such as proper parking and supervisor notification upon arrival.

Participation in this procurement requires vendors to hold a valid Nevada business license and agree to non-boycott provisions related to Israel. The solicitation does not explicitly outline specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises. Vendors must comply with the state's standard contract terms and provide proof of appropriate insurance coverage as detailed in the attached insurance schedule. While no incumbent vendor is mentioned, the contract appears designed to establish a new pest control service relationship for the state veterans healthcare facility. The solicitation documents do not specify a precise budget range or maximum contract value, indicating that pricing will be determined through the competitive quote process. Interested vendors must carefully review all attachments, including the standard form contract and scope of work, and ensure full compliance with the detailed submission requirements outlined in the Quote Instructions document.