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State · NV
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Statewide Contracts
Plain-English summaryThe state is seeking qualified vendors to provide collection and testing services for urine, breath, blood, and other bodily substances. Services will be performed at various locations throughout Nevada from 2027 through 2029.
State · NV
2 days left
Statewide Contracts · Due Fri, Oct 2 at 2:00 PM (in 2 days)
What the buyer wants, where the work is and what you need to bid, in plain English.
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State · NV
16 days left
Statewide Contracts · Due Fri, Oct 16 at 5:00 PM
What the buyer wants, where the work is and what you need to bid, in plain English.
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How to register to bid in Nevada
- Where to register
- NevadaEPro (State Purchasing Division), plus State Controller vendor registration for payment
- Cost to register
- No fee stated in official Nevada sources (not explicitly confirmed as free)
- Where Nevada posts bids
- www.nevadaepro.com
- Go to NevadaEPro and choose Supplier Registration.
- Company Information: fill in every field marked with an asterisk.
- Administrator: complete this section right away. The guide warns: "Very important - fill in this tab before you leave for the day."
- Addresses: set up your bid, PO, remit and other addresses.
- Terms: optional, with no required fields.
- Categories & Certifications: self-certify any small business or ownership status.
- Commodity/Service Codes: add the NIGP codes that match your products and services.
- Summary: review everything and submit. Your vendor (VEN) number comes by email.
- Separately, fill out the State Controller's Electronic Vendor Registration form online. You'll get a DocuSign confirmation email. Allow 10 business days for a vendor number to be assigned.
What to have ready
- Tax ID number, legal name, DBA name, and your organization and ownership type
- Physical and mailing addresses. NevadaEPro lets you set separate bid, emergency, PO, remit and sales addresses.
- Email and phone for your contacts, plus the person who will be the account Administrator
- NIGP commodity codes for what you sell. The registration guide uses NIGP codes, though the Registration page also mentions NAICS.
- Employee count, corporate office location, and any certifications (ESB, NDOT DBE, veteran-, minority- or women-owned)
Read the full Nevada registration guide →
Federal bids in Nevada also need an active SAM.gov registration. How to register in SAM.gov
Common questions
How many open bids does Nevada Statewide Contracts have?
Nevada Statewide Contracts has 3 open bids on FindMyBids right now. We check for new ones every morning.
How do I bid on Nevada Statewide Contracts contracts?
Most Nevada public buyers require vendor registration first (NevadaEPro (State Purchasing Division), plus State Controller vendor registration for payment). Then follow the submission instructions in each bid.
