Your Small Biz Update
From Clark County Purchasing
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ADLEEN B. STIDHUM
Assistant Director - Administrative Services
SBOP Administrator
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Greetings!
I hope you and your loved ones are healthy and well as we all work to stop the spread of the coronavirus COVID-19. Almost every business in America is challenged to weather mandatory closures, employee layoffs, and performing in this era of "Stay Home for Nevada". Many companies have been able to take some of their business to the internet, continuing meetings through video conferencing, and selling more online. For others, those designated as essential services, the challenge is much greater.
No matter what kind of business you are in, there is a chance you will experience some degree of economic impact as the crisis continues. In this issue of the Small Biz Update, you will find links to a few resources designed to help.
While our office remains closed to the public in support of social distancing, we are here to answer any questions
about SBOP or doing business with the County, and we happy to help!
Stay safe and be well,
Adleen B. Stidhum
Adleen B. Stidhum
Assistant Director - Administrative Services
Purchasing & Contracts Division
SBOP Administrator
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Adleen B. Stidhum
SBOP Administrator
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Small Business and COVID-19
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Resources to Weather the Crisis and Plan for the Future
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- Getting employees safely through COVID-19. The Centers for Disease Control has prepared a guide on how businesses should prepare for and respond to the COVID-19 crisis. You can access the guide here.
- Your employees may qualify for unemployment benefits. While many details are have yet to be worked out, the NV Department of Employment, Training and Rehabilitation (DETR) continues to provide updates as information becomes available.
- Check in for daily updates on COVID-19 from the Nevada Department of Business and Industry to keep track of policies and developments that may have an impact your business or industry.
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INVITATION TO BID
Bermuda Road, Gilespie Street, and Richmar Avenue Landscape
Clark County is inviting qualified firms to bid on a project to build i
rrigated landscaping behind the sidewalks of the streets surrounding the Lower Duck Creek Detention Basin. Landscaping includes trees, drought tolerant plants, cacti, ground cover and bushes specified in the solicitation document.
Due to current restriction on accessing Clark County buildings, please submit any questions to Scott Jones
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[email protected]
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and Kathleen Kingston,
[email protected]
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Bids will be accepted
at the Clark County Government Center, 500 South Grand Central Parkway, Front Entrance by the Commission Chambers, First Floor, Las Vegas, Nevada 89106,
on or before APRIL 15, 2020 at 2:15:00 p.m.,
based on the time clock, and will be opened immediately thereafter. Bid results will be posted on Clark County Purchasing website.
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Want training on how to do business with Clark County?
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To become an SBOP partner or mentor:
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Selling to government? Simplify the process.
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The Nevada Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) and Procurement Outreach Program (POP) provide free services to simplify the process of selling goods and services to government. These programs from the Nevada Governor's Office of Economic Development provide services free of charge.
Learn More
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