BLM Nevada LCCRDA Land Sale Auction FAQs

When will I receive the invoice for the parcels I won?

Within an hour after the last parcel closes, an email will be sent by EnergyNet to the bidder containing the invoice for the amount due to the BLM, and a separate email containing the invoice for the amount due to EnergyNet. Invoices are also available on the Buyer's Homepage. Please call EnergyNet at 866-364-4688 if an email is not received within one (1) hour following the sale.

When is the invoice due?

On the day of the sale, a 20% deposit and Certificate of Eligibility are due to the BLM by 4:00 PM Pacific Time. Confirmation of initiation of 20 percent deposit payment must be submitted to the BLM Las Vegas Office by 4:00 P.M. Pacific Time (PT).

The remaining balance is due 180 business days from the close of the auction.

The buyer premium is due within two (2) business days of the close of the sale, payable to EnergyNet.

What are the payment options?

Payment to the BLM must be made in the form of a certified check, postal money order, electronic fund transfer, bank draft, or cashier's check made payable to "Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management." Full remittance instructions are included on invoices.

Location for the submission of certified checks, postal money orders, bank drafts, and cashier's checks:

Bureau of Land Management

Caliente Field Office

1400 South Front Street

Caliente, NV 89008-0237

Phone: 775-726-8100

TTY/Federal Relay System: 1-800-877-8339

Payment of the EnergyNet Buyer Premium may be made by cashier's check or wire transfer. Full remittance instructions are included on invoices.

What if the payer is different than the bidder?

If the payer differs from the bidder, simply reference the parcel information with the payment.

Where do I find out more about placing bids?

Visit the EnergyNet YouTube page to view a video on Bidding Practices and Tips.

Contact the Government Resources Team with any questions at government@energynet.com or (877) 351-4488.

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