Traffic Controls

The City of North Las Vegas is soliciting bids through solicitation number BID B-1788 to procure comprehensive traffic control setup services citywide, with proposals due by June 2, 2026. The contract, which falls under NAICS code 488490, calls for the deployment, maintenance, and removal of temporary traffic control devices including traffic drums, type II through type IV barricades, single and dual lane closures, and associated equipment, all in compliance with MUTCD, FHWA, Clark County standards, and OSHA regulations. Services must be performed by ATSSA or IMSA-certified personnel, with all devices required to be stenciled with “CNLV” and marked with the contractor’s name and telephone number in 2-inch non-reflective letters. Work must be completed within 24 hours of job termination, and notification must be provided to agencies like RTC and CCSD. Performance is expected to be delivered at City facilities, and the contract term spans three years with the possibility of two one-year extensions, requiring bidders to price all options in their submissions. The award will be made to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder deemed in the City’s best interest, indicating an implied Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) selection process without formal evaluation weights or scoring. Bidders must meet baseline requirements including providing proof of insurance with an A.M. Best rating of A:VII, waiving subrogation rights in favor of the City, and carrying primary coverage with extended reporting periods and retroactive dates. Indemnification and confidentiality clauses are binding and survive contract termination, with all submitted materials subject to Nevada’s public records law. The City reserves the right to conduct background checks on personnel and may require submission of the company’s business license upon award, though a UEI or CAGE code is not required. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the Nevada Government eMarketplace, and bidders must affirm they are not participating in a boycott of Israel under NRS 332.065, or their bid will be disqualified. No formal packaging, preservation, or bar-coding requirements are specified, and while key personnel are identified for coordination, no COR or COTR designations are assigned. All attachments and exhibits, including affidavits and qualifications, must be completed and incorporated into the submission, with failure to comply rendering a bid non-responsive.