Job Order Contracting

Clark County is seeking proposals from qualified general contractors to establish a Job Order Contracting (JOC) program under the authority of Assembly Bill 43, with the goal of streamlining minor construction projects within Nevada. The solicitation, identified as RFP No. 607639-25, was posted on September 30, 2025, with a response deadline of October 28, 2025. The program aims to expedite public works projects by utilizing a qualification-based selection process, fixed unit prices, and adjustment factors to evaluate proposals. The contract size ranges from five million to twenty million dollars, with a term initially set for three years, including renewal options extending through June 2029. The program emphasizes compliance with Nevada statutes, including apprenticeship utilization and bidding preferences, requiring contractors to submit affidavits certifying adherence to workforce and licensing requirements. The solicitation package includes several attachments detailing procedural and compliance requirements. These include affidavits pertaining to preference eligibility and apprenticeship utilization, adjustment factor proposal forms, and waiver request forms for apprenticeship requirements. Additionally, the policy document establishes the framework for the JOC program, outlining its scope, authority, and operational procedures, including the issuance of job orders and contract management. The SaaS Terms of Use specify the software subscription terms provided by The Gordian Group, Inc., supporting the program's digital and contractual infrastructure. Overall, the initiative seeks to promote efficient procurement, support local employment, and facilitate timely delivery of minor construction projects across Clark County, with a structured process for contractor qualification, proposal evaluation, and contract administration.