Nevada Seeks Bids for Lahontan State Park Roofing Project by Dec 1

State procurement officials have opened bidding for a $240,000 roofing replacement project at the Lahontan State Park Headquarters in northern Nevada, according to a public notice issued by the Nevada State Public Works Division. The undertaking targets facilities managed under the Board of Examiners and the Attorney General’s Cube Building across various statewide locations, designated under project number 23-S01-13p and PWP number WA-2027-065.

Project Scope and Virtual Bidding Details

Contractors seeking to secure the award must review architectural plans and specifications directly through the Nevada State Public Works Division bid advertisements portal. The estimated construction cost for the base bid stands at $240,000.00. Bids will be accepted online via QuestCDN, where the formal bid opening is scheduled for December 1, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. local time. Participants must consult Section 002113 of the Instructions to Bidders and Section 002200 of the Supplemental Instructions for specific electronic submission protocols. An online bid meeting link has also been established via Microsoft Teams to facilitate virtual participation.

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Mandatory Pre-Bid Meeting and Vendor Prerequisites

Before submitting formal proposals, prime contractors must attend a mandatory pre-bid meeting on November 10, 2026, at 9:30 a.m. local time. Attendees are required to gather at the Lahontan Office, located at 16799 Lahontan Dam Road, with exact positioning detailed on the project vicinity map. Beyond site attendance, state rules mandate that all bidding entities hold active qualification status with the State Public Works Division prior to the bid opening.

Successful bidders face strict administrative requirements before any contract can be fully executed. The awarded vendor must maintain current vendor registrations with both the Nevada State Controller’s Office and NEVADAePro. Because these background processing workflows can require up to 30 days for completion, state officials strongly recommend that interested prime contractors initiate these filings immediately. While bids remain eligible for submission during the active registration window, final contract execution stays paused until administrative verifications conclude.