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Nevada APEX Accelerator | Governor's Office of Economic Development Nevada APEX Accelerator helps simplify the process and cut through the red tape, connecting Nevada businesses with lucrative opportunities through assistance below. This APEX Accelerator is funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the Department of War (DOW).
[Department of War Office of Small Business Programs webpage form Uniform Resource Locator for APEX Accelerator feedback .] Becoming A Client Government Contracts News Events Redefining Support Nevada APEX Accelerator Nevada APEX Accelerator is pleased to provide Nevada clients these services without charge.
To get started on becoming a client, please see the following documents: As a FREE, taxpayer-funded resource to Nevada businesses based on a cooperative agreement, the Nevada APEX Accelerator helps to increase the flow of local, state, and federal government dollars to companies, in any county, to facilitate job creation, job retention, and business expansion in Nevada’s growing diversified economy.
A Client Questionnaire Form must be completed after reading and understanding the bulletized informational flyer “About Nevada APEX” to be considered to receive free services as a client. (Note: A wet signature is required on the form; for assistance with it, contact the nearest office to your for-profit business.) To reach a specific team member via email, please see Staff Directory .
Government or Public Sector Contracting Many businesses consider the idea of selling their services and/or products to the government much too complicated and overwhelming. In today’s marketplace, the government could become your best customer. Nevada APEX Accelerator helps simplify the process and cut through the red tape, connecting Nevada businesses with lucrative opportunities: Interested in working with The Nevada APEX team?
Reach out to us via email. Education Education on government contracting via workshops, webinars (sponsored or co-sponsored) and one-on-one discussions of a specific or general nature.
Marketing Marketing your firm, whether you’re a manufacturer, distributor, service provider or construction contractor; brainstorming for specific targets and mechanics of how the purchases are executed; providing bid information; and proactively connecting our clients with buying offices and prime contractors.
Procurement Technical Assistance Procurement Technical Assistance to include working with clients on quotes, bids, proposals, pre-award/post-award situations and compliance issues.
Support Documentation Support Documentation to include forms, mil specs/mil standards, inspection and quality control, procurement history, clauses, regulations, etc. E-Commerce E-Commerce links to support exchange of information through individual purchasing offices, downloads, announcements, etc. A daily bid download and other information are also provided directly to your e-mail.
Networking Assistance Networking Assistance to enhance visibility for business prospects, encourage teaming arrangement opportunities and identify other resources to pursue specific programs such as set-asides, etc. Nevada APEX Accelerator Celebrates First National APEX Day Nevada Apex Accelerator Assists Puyenpa Construction Native American-Owned Small Business Receives Contract From U.S. Navy Celebrating client wins in government contracting for National APEX Day GOED Provides Pathway to Southern Nevada Diversification UNLV’s Brookings Mountain West, CBER and Transportation Research Center Produce Study Evaluating Industrialization Opportunities in Southern Nevada GOED’s Dorian Stonebarger Among Nevada Business Magazine’s Women to Watch in 2025 SAME Las Vegas Post Industry Day 14th Annual Committed to our Business Community (CTOBC) Business Expo Interested in working with The Nevada APEX team reach out to us via email at: NVAPEXAccelerator@goed.
nv. gov The APEX Accelerators program focuses on building a strong, sustainable, and resilient U.S. supply chain by assisting a wide range of businesses that pursue and perform under contracts with the United States Department of War, other federal agencies, state and local governments and with government prime contractors. Joan C.
Rueben, NCMA Fellow Government Contracts Advisor – Las Vegas Government Contracts Advisor – Las Vegas Government Contracts Advisor & ESB Program Coordinator – Las Vegas Government Contracts Advisor – Carson City Insightful discussions and expert analysis on the driving forces behind our state’s business, workforce and community development.
How Jeremy Aguero Thinks About Policy, Economy and Opportunity in Nevada Building the Framework of Growth: Infrastructure & Economic Strategy in Nevada Government Contracts Can Help Grow Your Small Business How We Strengthen Nevada's Rural Communities Empowering Nevada's Workforce How Nevada's Business Climate Has Evolved in the Last 10 Years What's Driving Our Economy Going Into 2026?
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