Credential Print Solution

The Nevada Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) has issued a solicitation to gather information from vendors regarding a Credential Print Solution aimed at enhancing the security, efficiency, and modernization of driver's licenses and ID cards. The project emphasizes the integration of advanced security features, potentially including RFID technology, to improve operational workflows, data security, and customer service. The DMV is seeking no-cost demonstrations and detailed responses from vendors by July 31, 2025, to inform future procurement decisions. The contract size is estimated to range between five and fifteen million dollars, with performance expected within Nevada, focusing on automating credentialing processes and supporting data-driven decision-making. The initiative aligns with national standards for card security and aims to leverage innovative technologies to maintain a competitive edge. Supporting documentation provides comprehensive guidance for vendors on how to navigate the NevadaEPro procurement platform, including detailed instructions for bid submission, acknowledgment, and document management. These guides emphasize the importance of reviewing all solicitation details, attaching necessary documentation, and adhering to submission deadlines. The project’s overarching goal is to facilitate a modern, secure, and efficient credentialing system that enhances the DMV’s operational capabilities while safeguarding sensitive data. As a non-binding RFI, responses will inform the DMV’s understanding of available solutions and technological advancements, with the potential for future formal solicitations based on the insights gathered.