Lyon County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Lyon County is reviewing a Planned Unit Development zoning change for the Monarch Data Center, a 4.6M sq ft, 1,000MW data center with eight buildings plus 500MW battery storage, 500MW natural gas backup, substation and high‑voltage lines on 505 acres in Mason Valley. The Planning Commission staff report recommends approval, with major off‑site road and traffic mitigations tied to permits. No construction contracts are let yet; this is master‑planning and entitlement work before design, build, and technology buys. Vendors in data center design, construction, power, BESS, cooling, IT infrastructure, and traffic/road engineering should track the zoning decision and engage the applicant team as they move toward procurement.
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$12,000,000,000Jul 14, 2026Lyon County awarded the 2026 Regional Transportation Commission Road Rehabilitation Project to Sierra Nevada Construction (SNC) for $3,174,007, with a 10% contingency. The project covers county road rehab work funded by RTC, with staff authorized to sign project documents. While the primary construction award is decided, there may be needs for materials suppliers, traffic control, paving support, and future phases that adjacent vendors can pursue.
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$3,174,007Jul 16, 2026Lyon County School District plans to renew its property and liability coverage through the Nevada public agency insurance pool (POOL) using Warren Reed Insurance for the 2026-2027 school year. The memo notes a 9.32% rate increase over last year, bringing total program cost to about $1.26 million. This confirms POOL/Warren Reed as the incumbent broker, useful for firms offering insurance program audits, risk management services, safety solutions, or alternative coverage options ahead of future renewal cycles.
Contract Award
$1,260,981Jun 23, 2026LCSD will renew its property and liability coverage through the Nevada POOL public agency program, brokered by Warren Reed, for 2026‑27 at a total program cost of $1,260,980.63. This is a 9.32% increase over 2025‑26, driven mainly by a 20.27% jump in property valuation and the addition of the new Fernley High School gym and Silver Springs bus yard facilities. The renewal confirms current carriers but also showcases significant capital assets that require ongoing risk assessment, safety systems, and maintenance.
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$1,260,981Jun 23, 2026The June 23, 2026 agenda packet includes claims covering May 16–June 15, 2026, showing active spending on library books, DVDs, children’s materials, e-books/e-audiobooks, and operating services. Vendors listed include Amazon, Blackstone, Cengage, Ingram, OverDrive, Penworthy, and service providers such as AT&T, Frontier, Lockwood, Xerox, the City of Fernley, and others, reflecting the library system’s current purchasing patterns. These claims indicate that key content and technology vendors are already in place for physical and digital collections and that copier, telecom, and utility services are under ongoing arrangements. While these particular expenditures are already decided, they provide incumbent intelligence and spending levels useful to suppliers interested in competing for future materials contracts, proposing alternative e-content platforms, or offering complementary services like discovery tools, analytics, or print management solutions as budgets and vendor relationships evolve.
Contract Award
$1,605,887Jun 23, 2026Acceptance of the Nevada Public Agency Insurance Pool (POOL) renewal proposal for Lyon County’s FY 2026-2027 insurance program, including property, liability, cyber risk, environmental liability, and related risk management and HR consulting services.
Contract Award
$1,116,122Jun 4, 2026LCSD approved guaranteed maximum prices for new single point of entry projects at Yerington High School ($195,572.13) and Silver Stage High School ($283,372.01), with Pellet Construction ready to start. A related project at Silverland Middle School will be delivered in‑house after outside bids came in too high. The main construction awards are set, but vendors in security hardware, access control, and future phases at other schools may find follow‑on opportunities.
Contract Award
$478,944Jun 23, 2026Consent agenda item 11.f requests approval of an amendment to the Food Service Agreement between the Lyon County Sheriff's Office and Summit Food, LLC, authorizing a 3.8% price increase effective July 1, 2026. The privatization schedule further notes that Summit Food Service has a contract running from July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2027, with projected expenditures of $401,020 in FY 2026‑27 and $413,051 in FY 2027‑28. This confirms Summit as the incumbent provider of jail food and related services through mid‑2027, after which the county may rebid or renegotiate. Food service vendors and commissary providers can use this information to plan for a potential future RFP ahead of the 2027 term end, while related vendors (e.g., kitchen equipment, technology for menu/inventory management) can explore sales into the existing operation.
Contract Award
$401,020May 21, 2026The district’s POOLPACT liability and property program is seeing a 9.32% cost increase, mainly from a 20.27% jump in insured property values and the addition of a new Fernley High School gym and Silver Springs bus yard. Property now drives over 70% of annual program cost, with the two new facilities alone adding $28.2M in insured value and about $48,000 in premium. This shows growing insured assets and highlights potential needs for updated valuations, risk engineering, and facility protection solutions at new and existing sites.
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$482,139Jun 23, 2026Lyon County accepted Lumos & Associates’ $173,250 proposal for testing and inspections on the 2026 RTC Road Rehabilitation Project. This secures materials testing and inspection services tied to the SNC construction contract. While the inspection vendor is chosen, other engineering and QA/QC firms can still look at complementary services, future projects, and relationships with both the County and Lumos.
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Government Agencies in Lyon County, Nevada
9 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Smith Valley Fire Protection District
Fire District
North Lyon County Fire Protection District
Fire District
Mason Valley Fire Protection District
Fire District
Lyon County School District
School9,057 students
Lyon County
County63,718 pop.
Fernley Swimming Pool District
Special District
Dayton Valley Conservation District
Special District
City of Yerington
City3,194 pop.
Central Lyon County Fire District
Fire District
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