Clark County is soliciting bids for a storage expansion at the Robert 'Bob' Price Recreation Center in Las Vegas, NV.
The estimated cost is $366,567 - $385,860, and bids are due by September 23, 2026.
The work includes constructing approximately 650 sf of storage expansion, relocating two existing storage containers onto a concrete pad, and connecting to existing fire sprinkler and lighting control systems.
A pre-bid conference and site walk are scheduled for August 27, 2026.
The procurement method is Competitive Sealed Bid.
Requirement: This is a Nevada Prevailing Wage Public Works Project; all bidders shall prepare and submit their bids using the applicable Nevada prevailing wage rates for all labor classifications.
Pre-bid
Aug 27
Est. value
$366,567 - $385,860
Method
Competitive Sealed Bid
Documents
1 file
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Construct approximately 650 sf of storage expansion to room 130.
Match existing building's CMU including color and metal materials.
Connect to existing fire sprinkler and lighting control systems.
Relocate two existing storage containers onto a concrete pad.
Requirements
From the documents
Estimated value
$366,567 - $385,860
Posted Scope of Work
Robert “Bob” Price Recreation Center Storage Expansion
Scope, read from the documentsAI-generated
The work consists of the construction of approximately 650 sf of storage expansion to room 130 to accommodate Recreation Center needs. Storage expansion to match existing building's CMU including color and metal materials and connect to the existing fire sprinkler and lighting control systems. The two existing storage containers will be relocated onto a concrete pad.
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Source: Clark County (solicitation BID-608014-26), retrieved via a public procurement portal. View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.