CMAR Request for Proposal - Dayton Government Complex

Lyon County is inviting qualified Nevada-licensed general contractors to submit proposals to serve as Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) for a new government building in Dayton, Nevada, spanning approximately 38,047 square feet. The project’s estimated construction cost is around $28.2 million, with the final price to be capped by a guaranteed maximum price (GMP). Interested contractors must meet the qualifications specified in NRS 338.1377 and NRS 338.1691. Proposals are required in both hard copy and PDF formats, due by 2 p.m. Pacific Time on June 17, 2025, and should remain valid for 120 days. The county’s Clerk-Treasurer’s office in Yerington is the submission point, and inquiries can be directed to the County Comptroller, Josh Foli. The county reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and to waive technicalities as deemed appropriate, ensuring the selection process aligns with the best interests of the project. The contract involves a public works project with a fixed maximum price, emphasizing transparency and competitive bidding. The solicitation, posted under number 17, is part of Lyon County’s efforts to develop a modern government facility, with the potential for the county to accept proposals that best meet project requirements and qualifications. Additional project details and the solicitation document can be accessed through the county’s bidding portal.