Pest Control

The Nevada Department of Veterans Services is conducting an informal solicitation (24VS-S3400) for comprehensive pest control services, targeting their skilled nursing facility. The procurement seeks a qualified vendor to provide pest control services over a 4-year contract term, with quotes due by June 30, 2025. Vendors must submit proposals through nevadaepro.com and will be evaluated on two equally weighted criteria: 50 points for experience performing pest control services in skilled nursing facilities and 50 points for cost. The scope of work requires detailed pest management techniques, including targeted insect control methods such as residual material applications, spot treatments, insecticide dust applications, and bait treatments. Technicians must conduct thorough facility inspections, document rodent control device locations, provide written sanitation recommendations, and collaborate closely with facility employees. Key requirements include safe vehicle parking, facility supervisor notification upon arrival, and conducting initial flashlight building inspections.

The solicitation has specific mandatory minimum requirements for vendors, including holding a valid Nevada business license and agreeing not to boycott Israel. While no specific set-aside designations are mentioned, vendors must accept Nevada law and state indemnity conditions. The contract will be awarded to the vendor determined to be in the best interests of the State, with the Nevada Department of Veterans Services administering the resulting agreement. Vendors must complete a comprehensive cost schedule with 15 line items covering labor, supplies, and other expenses, though no specific contract value or budget range is pre-determined in the provided documentation. The procurement appears open to any qualified vendor meeting the technical and administrative requirements, with successful candidates demonstrating expertise in pest control services specifically tailored to skilled nursing facility environments. Proposals will be evaluated holistically, considering both technical capability and competitive pricing.