Access Road and Security Fence Repairs at Floyd Edsall Training Center

Solicitation 43ADG-S3999 is a public works project issued by the State of Nevada, Adjutant General, for civil repairs to an access road and security fence at the Floyd Edsall Training Center in North Las Vegas. The project aims to restore roadway functionality and improve drainage following storm damage, with a scope of work that includes reconstructing washed-out embankments to 95 percent soil compaction, installing erosion-control measures such as rock armoring, and repairing undermined perimeter fence segments. The estimated construction cost for the base bid is 138,000 dollars, and the contract allows for four separate bid alternates for additional grading, reinforcement, and protection. The period of performance is 60 calendar days, and all work must include a one-year warranty. Bids must be submitted electronically via NevadaEPro by September 24, 2026, and will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder. Requirements for bidders include a valid State of Nevada Business License, registration with the State Controllers Office, and proof of liability and worker's compensation insurance. Because the project is a public work under NRS 338, contractors must adhere to prevailing wage rates and Davis-Bacon standards. For contracts exceeding 100,000 dollars, bid, performance, and payment bonds are required. Additionally, all personnel must possess valid government-issued identification to gain access to the National Guard site and are subject to security clearances and searches.