This is a service / maintenance or supply contract in Carson City, Nevada. Contact the soliciting agency for additional information.

project Canceled 3. PROJECT OVERVIEW The State of Nevada Purchasing Division is seeking proposals from qualified vendors on behalf of State Forestry to provide prime contractor services statewide. The intent of this Request for Qualifications (RFQ) is to qualify vendors in which Forestry will request bids on a needed basis from the list of qualified vendors. The RFQ does not hold awarded vendors to any prices, nor does it obligate the State to purchase goods or services from all awarded vendors. The purchase amount will be controlled by the using agencies through a purchase order submitted or specific scope of work and accepted by the vendor once an individual project has been bid and awarded and the vendor enters into a Service Agreement with Forestry, refer to Service Agreement for Statewide Contracts and Mini Bid Process. 3.1. Forestry intends to award one (1) or more contracts in conjunction with this Request for Qualification (RFQ), as determined in the best interests of the State. Forestry shall administer contract(s) resulting from this solicitation. It is the intention of the State to award contract(s) on a statewide basis; however, proposals may be considered by regions, refer to the Region Map. The vendor's proposal must identify the Nevada region(s) in which services are being offered. The resulting contract(s) are expected to be for a contract term of four years, subject to the Board of Examiners' approval. 3.2. Forestry reserves the right to accept vendor proposals for qualification on an ongoing basis. Any future contract awards will be written based upon termination dates concurrent with contracts awarded as a result of the original RFQ. 3.3. GOALS AND OBJECTIVES 3.3.1. All work is to be performed in a professional manner, with due diligence paid to protecting Government and private property and ensuring a safe working environment for crew members. Equipment and crew must be fully compliant with State and local employer safety and fire prevention codes and ordinances. Key personnel are required to ensure crew safety, as well as an industry accepted level of production. Routine inspections will be conducted by the contracting agency to determine quality of work, production levels, and compliance with site protection requirements. Vendors will be required to have appropriate license(s) and insurance to qualify for all work in this RFQ. Copy of appropriate license(s) must be submitted with proposal. Vendors may also be required to provide a Performance Security in the form of a Surety Bond, Certificate of Deposit or Treasury Note. This requirement will be on a project-by-project basis and will be in an amount up to 100% of the project total. 3.3.2. Services may include, but are not necessarily limited to: A. General Licensed Contractor 1. General construction, i.e., drywall, doors, walls, windows, siding, roofing, painting, and flooring, etc. 2. Specialized construction areas, i.e., HVAC, plumbing, electrical, refrigeration, etc. 3. Additional specialized areas, i.e., concrete, asphalt, excavating, ground penetration, well services, sewer, etc. B. General Restoration & Repair 1. Carpentry. 2. Overhead doors; repair and/or replacement. 3. Roofing & siding. 4. Concrete & asphalt. 5. Ground penetration and excavating. 6. Lathing, plastering and masonry. 7. Solar contracting. 8. Drilling wells, installing and/or repairing/replacing pumps, pressure tanks, and storage tanks. C. HVAC Services 1. Heating and air conditioning components. 2. Heating and cooling vents and conduits; repair and/or replacement. 3. Heating and cooling controls and wiring. 4. Insulation of pipes, ducts, and vents. 5. Installing heaters. D. Plumbing & Sewer Services 1. Plumbing & sewer components and drains. 2. Water heaters. 3. Filtration and purification systems. 4. Installing equipment to treat water. 5. Insulation of pipes and ducts. 6. Pipes and vents for gas. 7. Boilers. E. Electrical & Lighting Services 1. Electrical wiring. 2. Integrated ceilings. 3. Low voltage. 4. Lines to transmit electricity. 5. Residential wiring. 6. Photovoltaics. F. Interior Decorating & Remodeling 1. Painting and decorating. 2. Flooring and baseboards; repair and/or replacement. 3. Drywall; repair and/or replacement. 4. Carpentry & cabinetry; repair and/or replacement. 5. Tile; repair and/or replacement. 6. Doors; repair and/or replacement. G. Exterior Decorating & Remodeling 1. Fencing and equipping playgrounds. 2. Landscape contracting. 3. Metal doors & windows. 4. Prefabricated steel structures. 5. Awnings & louvres. 6. Exterior painting and trim. 7. Erecting scaffolding and bleachers. 8. Erection of temporary or semi-permanent exterior buildings, i.e., greenhouses, storage buildings, garages, pump houses, etc. H. Key & Lock Services 1. Key duplication. 2. Repairing/replacing broken locks. 3. Rekeying or replacing locks including master keys. 4. Rekeying locked furniture, i.e., desks, filing cabinets, etc. 5. Installation or repair of digital security locks. 4. SCOPE OF WORK This is to provide services all-inclusive to the maintenance and upkeep of the Division of Forestry owned facilities throughout the State of Nevada. Interested vendors will be able to select from multiple geographical locations to provide services within their preferred service area. If awarded a contract, the vendor is not guaranteed to receive orders or monies unless services are rendered at the request of the State Agency. If selected to perform services for the Division of Forestry, a service agreement detailing the project will be negotiated between the vendor and the requesting agency. 4.1. For vendors to qualify for this RFQ, proposing vendors must possess a valid contracting license issued by the Nevada Board of Contractors and be in "good standing" before submitting their request for qualification under this RFQ. The interested vendor must provide evidence of the required employee knowledge and skills through experience (attach resume), as well as a detailed description of services previously provided. 4.2. This SOW provides emergency and non-emergency services, repairs, or additions to facilities throughout the service area per Region Map. 4.3. The proposed vendor must be a General Licensed Contractor: definition: a contractor whose principal contracting business is in connection with the construction or remodeling of buildings or structures for the support, shelter and enclosure of persons, animals, chattels, or movable property of any kind, requiring in their construction the use of more than two unrelated building trades or crafts, upon which he or she is a prime contractor and where the construction or remodeling of a building is the primary purpose. Unless he or she holds the appropriate specialty license, a general building contractor may only contract to perform specialty contracting if he or she is a "prime contractor" on a project (NRS 624-215 Section 3). The license must be issued by the Nevada State Contractors Board (NSCB) with at least one of the following classifications: A. "A" - General Engineering; or B. "B" - General Building; or C. "AB" - General Building and General Engineering 4.4. The awarded contractor(s) is authorized to utilize subcontractors in the execution of the negotiated project. The subcontractors must meet the same licensing requirements as above or possess one or multiple separate primary "C" license classifications for contractors whose construction work requires special skill and whose principal contracting business involves the use of specialized building trades or crafts. A Contractor may obtain a license in any of the specialty classifications they are qualified for. A separate license is required for each primary classification. Multiple sub-classifications within the same primary classification can be combined under one license (NAC 624). 4.5. Work is to be performed in a professional manner, with due diligence paid to protecting private property and ensuring a safe working environment for crew members. Equipment and crew must be fully compliant with State and local employer safety and fire prevention codes and ordinances. On-site crew supervision is required to ensure crew safety, as well as an industry accepted level of production. Routine inspections will be conducted to determine quality of work, production levels, and compliance with site protection requirements.