Nye County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Nye County School District’s 2026-27 improvement and Read by Grade 3 plans commit to heavy use of i-Ready diagnostics, CORE phonics, fluency screeners, WIDA, SBAC/ACT, and MasteryConnect with data dashboards and PLC tracking tools. The plan highlights a lack of standardized data-analysis protocols and calls out needs for student data collection tools, data dashboards, common PLC agendas, and walkthrough forms. Assessment and analytics vendors, PLC platforms, and MTSS/data-warehouse providers have a live opening to help standardize tools and workflows before 2026-27 implementation.
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$1,762,703Jun 25, 2026The Read by Grade 3 Local Literacy Plan for 2026-2028 describes universal K-5 screening with i-Ready, CORE phonics, fluency checks, daily WIN intervention blocks, and MTSS/RTI teams. It emphasizes systematic, explicit literacy materials, intensive small-group intervention, EL supports, and collaboration with literacy specialists, but does not detail all curricula or intervention programs. Vendors offering evidence-based K-3 literacy curricula, intervention programs, and coaching that align with Nevada’s RBG3 and AB 289 can engage as the district refines materials and services for the next two years.
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$1,513,800Jun 25, 2026Nye County School District is considering a Guaranteed Maximum Price contract with CORE Construction for a new Tonopah sports complex and demolition of the old Tonopah Elementary building. The GMP is $12,604,029 and would cover artificial turf, track, bleachers with press box, concession/restroom building, team rooms, officials space, and HVAC, with construction planned Nov 2026 to Oct 2027. This signals a large capital project with CORE as general contractor, creating potential subcontracting, turf/track, seating, HVAC, low-voltage, and demolition opportunities.
Contract Award
$12,604,029Jul 16, 2026Nye County School District received a July 1, 2026 GMP proposal for Tonopah High School sports field replacement, including a new synthetic turf field, track, bleachers, press box, concessions, and MEP systems. CORE Construction is CMAR with a guaranteed maximum price of about $12.6 million and a detailed preliminary schedule running through October 2027. The package lists key subcontractors for turf, track, site work, and systems, giving clear visibility into incumbents and timing for any specialty vendors seeking change orders, add-ons, or future phases.
Contract Award
$12,604,029Jul 1, 2026The board will discuss and either approve or reject a Guaranteed Maximum Price contract from CORE Construction for $12,604,029, with direction to staff if rejected. This is a major facilities project already designed, now at the pricing/award stage. Construction, engineering, and project management firms still have room to support subcontracting, specialty systems, or future phases tied to this capital work.
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$12,604,029Jul 16, 2026Nye County Public Works will discuss the bid response for Response No. 2026-03 covering drilling, construction, and testing of Well #2 at the Nye County Fairgrounds. Staff proposes awarding the contract to Great Basin Drilling for $666,862, funded from the county’s grants fund. This is a discrete water infrastructure project focused on developing an additional well to support fairgrounds operations and future park or event expansion. While the primary drilling and well construction scope is committed to Great Basin Drilling, this work will likely drive downstream needs such as pump and motor equipment, controls/SCADA integration, water quality testing, power supply, and long-term maintenance services. Vendors in water systems, controls, and utility infrastructure can position for integration, commissioning, and future upgrades around the new well asset.
Contract Award
$666,862Jun 18, 2026The Town of Pahrump is scheduled to discuss proposals and potentially award Bid No. TOP 2026-01 for off-road and motocross track construction. Staff recommends awarding the bid to CK Earthworks for $447,670, with funding split between a grants fund and the Pahrump Fairgrounds fund. This indicates the design and construction scope for a new recreational off-road/motocross facility at the fairgrounds is defined and moving into contract approval, not a future solicitation. For vendors, this sets CK Earthworks as the likely incumbent for earthwork and track construction at the fairgrounds, while also signaling upcoming needs for related amenities such as lighting, fencing, spectator areas, utilities, safety features, and event operations support. Follow-on opportunities may include design enhancements, maintenance contracts, equipment, signage, concessions, and programming/marketing for the new facility once construction is underway.
Contract Award
$447,670Jun 18, 2026Southern Nevada Transit Coalition will present public transportation updates, and the board will consider funding an estimated $140,000 in FY 2027 as the local match to continue Pahrump transit under FTA Section 5311. This indicates intent to sustain and possibly adjust rural transit services with federal support. Transit operators, mobility tech providers, and safety and communications vendors should view this as a lead on continued bus operations and potential system enhancements tied to FTA funding.
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$140,000Jul 21, 2026Across the 2026-27 plan Nye County calls for extensive PD: Tier 1 instruction models, data literacy and PLC protocols, high-leverage relationship strategies, EL strategies (QTEL), and monthly coaching sessions. RPDP funding explicitly notes a need for access to PD for learning coordinators and Curriculum & Instruction, with $200,000 budgeted, plus large Title II and other grant pools. PD providers in literacy, MTSS, EL, assessment use, and instructional coaching can help design and deliver multi-year training aligned to these priorities.
Budget Planning
$510,380Jun 25, 2026Public Works seeks to amend a task order with AtkinsRealis USA to provide construction support and management for reconstructing the apron at Tonopah Airport in an amount not to exceed $153,134, funded with grants/LATCF. The main design and management vendor is chosen, and reconstruction is moving forward. Construction firms, paving/material suppliers, and specialty airport contractors can track this for subcontracting, materials, and follow‑on work once airfield improvements expand.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Nye County, Nevada
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Tonopah Library District
Library District
Smoky Valley Library District
Library District
Pahrump Community Library District
Library District
Nye County School District
School5,657 students
Nye County
County55,990 pop.
Manhattan Volunteer Fire Department (part of Nye County Fire Protection District)
Fire District
Gabbs Volunteer Fire Department (part of Nye County Fire Protection District)
Fire District
Crystal Volunteer Fire Department (part of Nye County Fire Protection District)
Fire District
Beatty Library District
Library District
Beatty General Improvement District
Special District
Amargosa Volunteer Fire Department (part of Nye County Fire Protection District)
Fire District
Amargosa Valley Library District
Library District
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