1. Except as otherwise provided in NRS 332.353 , a local government shall use the following criteria for determining whether a person satisfies the requirements to be a qualified service company pursuant to NRS 332.360 : (a) The financial ability of the applicant to perform the work required by the local government; (b) Whether the applicant possesses a state business license issued pursuant to chapter 76 of NRS; (c) Whether the applicant possesses a valid contractors license issued pursuant to chapter 624 of NRS of a class corresponding to the work required by the local government and, if engineering work is required, whether the applicant possesses a valid license as a professional engineer issued pursuant to chapter 625 of NRS; (d) Whether the applicant has the ability to obtain the necessary bonding for the work required by the local government; (e) Whether the applicant has successfully completed an appropriate number of projects as determined by the local government, but not to exceed five projects, during the 5 years immediately preceding the date of application of similar size, scope or type as the work required by the local government; (f) Whether the principal personnel employed by the applicant have the necessary professional qualifications and experience for the work required by the local government; (g) Whether the applicant has breached any contracts with a public agency or person in this State or any other state during the 5 years immediately preceding the date of application; (h) Whether the applicant has been disqualified from being awarded a contract by any governing body in the State of Nevada; (i) Whether the applicant has been convicted of a violation for discrimination in employment during the 2 years immediately preceding the date of application; (j) Whether the applicant has the ability to obtain and maintain insurance coverage for public liability and property damage within limits sufficient to protect the applicant and all the subcontractors of the applicant from claims for personal injury, accidental death and damage to property that may arise in connection with the work required by the local government; (k) Whether the applicant has established a safety program that complies with the requirements of chapter 618 of NRS; (l) Whether the applicant has been disciplined or fined by the State Contractors Board or another state or federal agency for conduct that relates to the ability of the applicant to perform the work required by the local government; (m) Whether, during the 5 years immediately preceding the date of application, the applicant has filed as a debtor under the provisions of the United States Bankruptcy Code; (n) Whether the application is truthful and complete; and (o) Whether, during the 5 years immediately preceding the date of the application, the applicant has, as a result of causes within the control of the applicant or a subcontractor or supplier of the applicant, failed to perform any contract: (1) In the manner specified by the contract and any change orders initiated or approved by the person or governmental entity that awarded the contract or its authorized representative; (2) Within the time specified by the contract unless extended by the person or governmental entity that awarded the contract or its authorized representative; or (3) For the amount of money specified in the contract or as modified by any change orders initiated or approved by the person or governmental entity that awarded the contract or its authorized representative. Evidence of the failures described in this subsection may include, without limitation, the assessment of liquidated damages against the applicant, the forfeiture of any bonds posted by the applicant, an arbitration award granted against the applicant or a decision by a court of law against the applicant. 2. Except as otherwise provided in NRS 332.353 , in addition to the criteria described in subsection 1, the local government may use any other relevant criteria that are necessary to determine whether a person satisfies the requirements to be a qualified service company pursuant to NRS 332.360 .
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