Nevada ePro #10TCA-S3967

Nevada statewide tourism economic impact study and reporting program

Nevada is seeking a four-year tourism economic impact study and reporting program to inform statewide tourism planning. - Government buyer: Nevada State Purchasing Division, on behalf of the Nevada Division of Tourism (Travel Nevada), within the Nevada Department of Tourism and Cultural Affairs. The Division of Tourism will administer the resulting contract. - Requested service: One Nevada Economic Impact Study program, with a quantity of 4 representing the four-year effort. No product part numbers are specified. - Scope and measures: Analyze direct, indirect, and induced effects of travel and tourism, including visitor spending, employment, earnings, GDP, tax receipts, industry sectors, and spending categories. Include domestic and international visitation, qualifying non-routine in-state travel, and ground and air transportation. - Geographic coverage: Nevada statewide, five defined regions or territories, all 17 counties, state legislative and congressional districts, and potentially tribal territories. - Deliverables: Annual reports and estimates, preliminary estimates ahead of biennial legislative sessions, and an accessible online dashboard with data tables and graphics. The dashboard is to be maintained throughout the program; results may also be presented to the Division each fiscal year. - Notable proposal requirements: Explain methodology, data sources, geographic allocation, and reporting; provide examples of comparable projects and dashboards. One contract is planned, subject to Nevada State Board of Examiners approval. - OEMs and vendors: No commercial OEMs or vendors are named. Travel Nevada is the tourism division's brand, not an identified contractor.

Description

The Nevada State Purchasing Division, on behalf of the Nevada Division of Tourism, is seeking proposals for economic impact study services. The study will estimate travel and tourism impacts across Nevada, including statewide, regional, county, legislative district, congressional district, and potentially tribal territory breakouts. Requested impact measures include visitor spending, employment, income, GDP, tax generation, and impacts by industry sector. The solicitation anticipates one contract for a four-year term from July 1, 2027, through June 30, 2031, subject to Board of Examiners approval.

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