Direct Client Services

The State of Nevada is establishing a statewide blanket purchase order for Direct Client Services (DCS) covering a broad spectrum of health, behavioral, and employment‑related services. Qualified providers submit a Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) and, if selected, are placed on a qualified‑provider list from which any Nevada agency may issue individual Service Agreements. The solicitation is open‑ended with rolling enrollment windows, has an initial four‑year term (extendable by one year), and requires extensive insurance, licensing, and compliance documentation. • Eligible services include medical, behavioral health, job‑development, and numerous supportive services (e.g., autism treatment, elder‑care, mental‑health counseling). • Vendors must hold a Nevada Business License, register with the State Controller, provide Certificate of Insurance, and submit a detailed Provider Application Response. • No guaranteed volume; agencies may call on providers as needs arise, with payments made upon invoicing (45‑60 days) and a $100 stale‑claim fee for late billing.