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Nevada APEX Accelerator

Free one-on-one coaching and workshops to help any Nevada business win federal, state and local government contracts.

Open nowSupport programmeChecked Sep 24, 2026 on the official site

What you get
Support
Sectors
cross-sector
Where
Nevada
When to apply
rolling

About this programme

The Nevada APEX Accelerator is a free, taxpayer-funded program run by Nevada's Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED) under a cooperative agreement with the Department of War, to help Nevada businesses win government contracts.

The goal is to increase the flow of local, state, and federal government dollars to Nevada companies, supporting job creation, retention, and business expansion. It targets businesses that find government contracting too complicated and overwhelming to pursue on their own, and connects them to buying offices and prime contractors instead.

Services are provided without charge to for-profit businesses in any Nevada county.

How it works

The program offers six categories of support: education (workshops, webinars, one-on-one discussions on government contracting), marketing (promoting client firms and connecting them to buying offices), procurement technical assistance (help with quotes, bids, proposals, and compliance), support documentation (forms, specifications, and regulatory guidance), e-commerce (access to purchasing office databases and bid downloads), and networking assistance (visibility enhancement and teaming opportunities).

Businesses work with a government contracts advisor at either the Las Vegas or Carson City office.

Who can apply

Open to for-profit businesses located in any Nevada county. No specific industry is excluded.

The business should be pursuing, or want to pursue, contracts with the U.S. Department of War, other federal agencies, state or local governments, or prime contractors.

How to apply

  1. Read the informational document "About Nevada APEX".
  2. Complete the Client Questionnaire Form, which requires a wet (physical) signature.
  3. Submit the completed questionnaire to the nearest office.
  4. Alternatively, contact the program directly by email at NVAPEXAccelerator@goed.nv.gov to get started.

Documents you’ll typically need

  • Client Questionnaire Form (wet signature required)
  • About Nevada APEX informational overview
  • Useful Website Links reference guide

Frequently asked

Does the Nevada APEX Accelerator charge for its services?

No. All services are provided free of charge.

What kind of help can I get?

Education on government contracting, marketing and matchmaking with buying offices, help with quotes, bids, proposals and compliance, support documentation, access to procurement databases, and networking and teaming assistance.

Which businesses can use the program?

Any for-profit business located in a Nevada county that wants to pursue federal, state, local government, or prime contractor contracts.

How do I start?

Read the "About Nevada APEX" document, fill out the Client Questionnaire Form with a wet signature, and submit it to the nearest office, or email NVAPEXAccelerator@goed.nv.gov.

Where are the offices located?

Carson City at 808 West Nye Lane, Carson City, NV 89703, and Las Vegas at 1 State of Nevada Way, 4th Floor, Las Vegas, NV 89119. Both are open Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm PST.

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