Clark County Public Works awards professional services contracts using a qualifications-based selection process called the Statement of Qualifications (SOQ). Interested firms may apply by completing our electronic SOQ submittal process.

The eSOQ website is now open. Professional services firms may access the submittal website 24-hours a day/7-days a week until  May 21, 2012.  Firm submittals that reflect minimum qualifications for the Clark County Public Works SOQ will be evaluated to establish a pre-qualified listing of professional service providers that will be effective  September 1, 2012 through December 31, 2013.  Please refer to the eSOQ Users Guide to review descriptions and qualifications for each Service and Works category.

Email inquiries to the SOQ Team SOQ@ClarkCountyNV.gov .

About the Public Works SOQ
Throughout the past two decades, Clark County has been identified as one of the fastest-growing metropolitan regions in the United States. As a result of this phenomenal growth, the Board of Clark County Commissioners challenged its Public Works department to create a variety of in-house techniques to fast-track the start of critically needed road and flood control improvement projects. One of these measures, the Statement of Qualifications (SOQ) process, was adopted in 1991. Essentially, the SOQs allow for a pre-qualified listing of professional service providers to be developed and approved every 18 months. The use of this pre-authorized listing expedites the selection of private consulting firms available to Public Works in such fields as engineering, surveying and other land-use related services. These outside resources provide assistance to the department in carrying forth its massive capital improvement program. For many years this process was completed in "hard-copy" format and required many hours of time and effort by firms to complete and deliver on time.

eSOQ
Clark County Public Works was the first agency to develop an online statement of qualifications submittal process called eSOQ eliminating unnecessary time and expense to participating firms. Since its debut, the eSOQ has received numerous awards and recognition for integrating technology with government.

Online Submittal Benefits

• Simple step-by-step procedure reduces the risk of error
• Immediate online notification of missing information
• Standardizes application format and presentation
• Expedites final scoring process
• County's Secured Site is available from any personal computer with access to the Internet