Campus Automatic Lock Project

The Campus Automatic Lock Project, solicited under number 5538-FH, is a public works initiative led by the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, with a projected contract value between $500,000 and $500,000. The project involves the installation of STI SS2225LD Push Buttons for an Automated Door Lock System across the campus. Bidders are required to be qualified as bidders with the Nevada Department of Administration's Public Works Division for the relevant cost category, emphasizing the importance of compliance with state certification standards. Two mandatory pre-bid conferences and site walks are scheduled, and prospective contractors must submit their bids by February 20, 2025. The project mandates that programming of the automatic lock buttons be performed exclusively by a Millennium Systems-certified contractor, ensuring specialized expertise for the system integration. The bidding process is structured to promote compliance with Nevada’s apprenticeship utilization laws, as evidenced by the inclusion of the Apprentice Request Forms from the Nevada Office of the Labor Commissioner. These forms facilitate the inclusion of apprentices from registered programs, aligning with Senate Bill 207 requirements, and ensure that contractors adhere to apprenticeship participation mandates on public works projects. The primary contact for inquiries is Frances Heiy, Sr. Purchasing Analyst, reachable via email or phone. The project’s documentation and bid details are accessible through the Nevada ionwave portal, providing transparency and streamlined communication for qualified contractors seeking to participate in this campus security enhancement initiative.