S. NV Electrical Services

The Nevada State Purchasing Division, specifically for the Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR) and the Business Enterprises of Nevada (BEN) program, is seeking qualified electrical contractors to provide comprehensive electrical services for multiple locations in Southern Nevada, including three sites at the Hoover Dam. This four-year contract will require the selected vendor to perform electrical repairs, maintenance, and installations with stringent performance requirements, including a 15-minute telephone response time and a 4-hour on-site arrival window. Contractors must comply with state, county, city, and national electrical codes, provide detailed cost estimates, use new replacement parts, and maintain a staffed office during business hours. Vendor qualifications include holding a valid Nevada contractor's license for jobs exceeding $1,000, providing employee identification badges, and maintaining comprehensive insurance. The solicitation, posted on June 18, 2025, with proposals due by July 9, 2025, will be evaluated through the nevadaepro.com platform, with vendors scored based on a comprehensive program review and mandatory compliance requirements.

The procurement appears to have no specific set-aside designations, but vendors must have a Nevada business license and agree not to boycott Israel. Trip charges are capped at $35 per round trip for locations over 50 miles from the vendor's corporate address. While no incumbent vendors are explicitly mentioned, the contract anticipates integration with existing infrastructure at BEN locations, particularly the three sites at Hoover Dam. The solicitation requires vendors to submit a vehicle list, worker list, work schedule, Job Hazard Analysis, and Work Safety Plan, with all workers required to be U.S. citizens or have legal work status with government-issued photo identification. Although a specific budget range is not detailed in the provided documents, the comprehensive nature of the electrical services contract suggests a substantial potential contract value that would support a full-service electrical contractor in Southern Nevada for the four-year contract period.