| Department of transportation | Nevada Department of Transportation |
|---|---|
| Consultant prequalification | Check with the agency: start at the DOT site above. |
| Consultant selection and contracts | Check with the agency. |
| Where solicitations are posted | Check with the agency. |
| DBE program | Check with the agency. |
| Prequalification renewal | Check with the agency. |
| Statewide procurement portal | Nevada State Purchasing Division |
How to win design work with the Nevada DOT
Start at the Nevada Department of Transportation site, dot.nv.gov, and confirm where it posts consultant opportunities, how firms submit qualifications, and what each solicitation requires. The department's name and site are verified; its consultant selection process is not. For federally funded architecture and engineering work, federal law requires qualifications-based selection under the Brooks Act. Build a clear record of your team's relevant experience and qualifications, and follow the process stated in each solicitation.
Check the Nevada State Purchasing Division site, purchasing.nv.gov, for procurement information, but confirm whether a particular DOT opportunity is handled there or through the DOT. For federal-aid contracts, review the solicitation for DBE goals and requirements, then confirm the current instructions with the issuing agency. Keep your firm's qualifications current and respond to the specific work described. Do not assume that a state procurement listing replaces DOT instructions.
Owner checklist
- Visit dot.nv.gov and confirm where Nevada DOT posts consultant opportunities.
- Check each DOT solicitation for submission instructions and selection requirements.
- Visit purchasing.nv.gov and confirm whether the opportunity is listed or managed there.
- For federal-aid work, review the solicitation for Brooks Act qualifications-based selection and DBE requirements.
