Find Security Services RFPs in Nevada

12 active opportunities· Updated daily

8+ agencies2 set-aside10 with posted budget

Active security services opportunities in Nevada right now come from agencies including Clark County, Nevada Government and Nevada State Public Works Division, among others. The nearest deadline is July 21, 2026. New solicitations are added daily — sign up to get the ones matched to your business scored and delivered automatically.

TitleAgencyDue DateSet-AsideEst. Value
Streetlight LED Upgrades Phase 5Nevada Government2026-07-21$2.0M
Notice of Intent to Sole Source - 99 SFS Mobile AVB Power SupplyU.S. Department Of Defense2026-07-21$100K
Streetlight LED Upgrades Phase 5Clark County2026-07-21$2.8M
Exterior Quad Lighting (Stewart Facility) (25-C21)Nevada State Public Works Division2026-07-23$250K
RSS 2602 LED RetrofitNevada Government2026-07-27$300K
HD K9 Services (Base + 2OY)USBR Lower Colorado Basin Region, Boulder City, NV2026-07-30SBA$600K
HD K9 Services (Base + 2OY)U.S. Department Of The Interior2026-07-30Total Small Business Set-Aside$2.5M
Emergency Generator Replacement (Nevada State Police Northern Command, Reno) (2…Nevada State Public Works Division2026-07-30$500K
ARC For Boiler Preventative Maintenance and Repairs CountywideClark County2026-08-03$1.2M
RJC; 1st Floor Marriage License Bureau, Lobby Monitors and PA SystemClark County2026-08-05$177K
DRI - Rogers Building Fire Alarm System UpgradeBidNet Direct (NV)2026-08-13
DRI - Rogers Building Fire Alarm System Upgrade (ITB 9120)Nevada Government eMarketplace (NGEM)2026-08-13

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Security Services RFP FAQ

What certifications do security guards need for federal contracts?

FPS (Federal Protective Service) contracts typically require guards to meet LESO (Law Enforcement Security Officer) standards, including criminal background checks, drug testing, and specific training hours. Some facilities require Secret or Top Secret clearances.

How do I get started in government security contracting?

Start with local and state contracts — courthouses, city buildings, and school security. Build a track record and guard workforce. Then pursue federal contracts through FPS or direct agency solicitations. SDVOSB certification is especially valuable in security.

What's the difference between armed and unarmed security contracts?

Armed contracts pay significantly more but require additional licensing, insurance, and training. Many federal facilities require armed guards. Unarmed contracts are more accessible for newer firms. BidSparq shows these requirements in the RFP details.

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