The State of Nevada Purchasing Division is seeking Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified vendors to provide due diligence investigative services in foreign jurisdictions. The Nevada Gaming Control Board is responsible for conducting licensing investigations on entities and individuals seeking a privileged casino gaming license in the State of Nevada. The selected vendor will be required to provide investigative services, including obtaining criminal history and criminal intelligence information, accessing public records, providing detailed information on the target country environment, researching newspaper archives, and providing translation and interpretation services. • The contract term is expected to be four years, with an option to renew for two additional years. • The vendor must have the ability to perform the scope of work in international locales. • The vendor must be able to obtain criminal history and criminal intelligence information from various law enforcement agencies. • The vendor must be able to access agencies controlling public records. • The vendor must be able to provide detailed information regarding the current country environment. • The vendor must be able to research into newspaper archives and other publications. • The vendor must be able to provide translation and interpretation services.