Solicitation Waiver Extended warranty

The Nevada Highway Patrol is seeking a noncompetitive contract with Drivewyze Ltd for extended warranty services covering the State's Smart Roadside Inspection System. This solicitation waiver procurement bypasses traditional competitive bidding procedures to proceed directly with the identified sole-source vendor based on documented justification. The extended warranty contract will provide maintenance and support services for the existing Smart Roadside Inspection System infrastructure operated by Nevada Highway Patrol, ensuring continued operational capability and system reliability. The procurement was posted on March 18, 2026, with a response deadline of March 31, 2026. As required under Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) 333.700(7), this service contract requires approval from the State Board of Examiners (BOE) prior to execution. The solicitation documentation, contained in the file 65DPS-S3783 20260317142946522.pdf, provides the justification for the noncompetitive procurement approach and outlines the scope of warranty services to be delivered.

This noncompetitive procurement is restricted to Drivewyze Ltd as the sole-source contractor, with the justification for this restriction detailed in the attached Solicitation Waiver document. The contract is structured to integrate with the existing Smart Roadside Inspection System infrastructure already in operation by Nevada Highway Patrol, ensuring seamless continuation of support services without requiring system replacement or major modifications. Drivewyze Ltd serves as both the incumbent vendor and the identified contractor for this extended warranty arrangement, indicating an established relationship and technical compatibility with the State's current system deployment. Specific pricing terms, contract duration, renewal options, and the overall award value or budget allocation are referenced in the attached supporting documentation but require comprehensive review of the complete procurement package for detailed financial analysis. The noncompetitive nature of this procurement, combined with the regulatory requirement for State Board of Examiners approval, indicates this is a specialized service arrangement with limited vendor alternatives available to meet the State's operational requirements.