Nevada ePro #99SWC-S4027

Nevada statewide Direct Client Services provider solicitation

Nevada is seeking qualified providers for statewide Direct Client Services across medical, behavioral, community-based, and employment support needs. - Government buyer: State of Nevada, Department of Administration, Purchasing Division, on behalf of multiple state agencies; participating users may also include local governments and other public entities. - OEMs and vendors: No OEMs, manufacturers, or prospective service providers are named. NevadaEPro is identified as the submission platform. - Services requested: - Medical and related services, including therapy, acute care, anesthesia, audiology, dental care, diagnostics, medication management, specialist and physician services, pharmacy, prosthetics, and psychiatry. - Behavioral and community-based services, including residential and independent-living support, developmental services, autism treatment, elder and foster care, child care, respite, personal assistance, and mental-health services. - Job development and related services, including pre-employment and transition support, employment services, tutoring, assistive technology, customized employment, community work experience, and home modifications. - Quantities and part numbers: No service volumes or product part numbers are specified; the State does not guarantee minimum usage. Contract identifier 99SWC-S4027 applies to the statewide Direct Client Services arrangement. - Notable requirements: Providers must hold applicable Nevada business and professional licenses or certifications, identify the regions they serve, and meet applicable insurance requirements. Services, fees, and detailed requirements are set through separate agreements with participating agencies or programs. Multiple providers may be selected, potentially by region, and provider enrollment may continue on a rolling basis.

Description

The State of Nevada Purchasing Division is seeking Statements of Qualifications from providers to deliver behavioral and community-based services, medical and related services, and job development services statewide as needed. The State may award multiple contracts, potentially by geographic region, and does not guarantee a minimum service volume. Providers must identify the regions where they offer services and submit the Provider Application Response and required supporting documents through NevadaEPro. The solicitation allows ongoing enrollment, with an initial response deadline of October 16, 2026, and contracts may have an initial term of four years.

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