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Primary Research and Historical Data Collection

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This subcontract for the Nevada Division of Tourism focuses on primary research and the collection of historical fiscal data from prime contractors. The selected provider will be responsible for conducting surveys, interviews, and field data collection to gather essential fiscal information and other relevant sources necessary to support economic impact studies. The scope of work requires the use of survey administration tools and data collection software to produce and deliver cleaned datasets and comprehensive research findings. The project is managed by the Nevada Division of Tourism, with performance taking place at the Department of Tourism and Cultural Affairs in Reno. Interested parties must submit their responses by November 12, 2026. This opportunity falls under NAICS code 541910, emphasizing the need for specialized research and data collection expertise to support the agency's fiscal analysis goals.

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Subcontract for Nevada Division of Tourism research and fiscal data collection by November 2026.

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Department of Tourism and Cultural Affairs - Fiscal Reno 200 S Virginia Street Ste 400 Division of Tourism Department of Touris, NV, 89501, USA

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Economic Impact Study

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AgencyNevada → 101 - Division of Tourism
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Conducts primary research and collects historical fiscal data for prime contractors on Nevada Division of Tourism projects. Performs surveys, interviews, and field data collection to gather fiscal data and other relevant sources to support economic impact studies. Utilizes survey administration tools and data collection software. Delivers cleaned datasets and primary research findings.

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