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CORPORATE REPAIR AND GROWTH STRATEGIES, INC

UEI: X2NKH7K8Z1M7CAGE: 156L3

CORPORATE REPAIR AND GROWTH STRATEGIES, INC is a federal contractor, registered under UEI X2NKH7K8Z1M7 and CAGE code 156L3. It has been awarded $602,958 in federal contracts. Primary work spans Portfolio Management and Investment Advice. Top awarding agencies include Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation.

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Registration

UEI Code

X2NKH7K8Z1M7

CAGE Code

156L3

Entity Structure

Corporate Entity (Not Tax Exempt)

Established

N/A

Business Classifications

For Profit Organization

NAICS Codes

523940Portfolio Management and Investment Advice
541611Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services(Primary)

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CORPORATE REPAIR AND GROWTH STRATEGIES, INC. specializes in specialized investment management services tailored to complex financial portfolios, with a demonstrated focus on special situation asset strategies. The contractor delivers institutional-grade portfolio management and investment advice, pa...

CORPORATE REPAIR AND GROWTH STRATEGIES, INC. specializes in specialized investment management services tailored to complex financial portfolios, with a demonstrated focus on special situation asset strategies. The contractor delivers institutional-grade portfolio management and investment advice, particularly in non-traditional or illiquid investment environments requiring deep analytical rigor, risk mitigation frameworks, and active capital allocation strategies. Their technical expertise includes distressed asset evaluation, structured finance solutions, and tactical rebalancing under constrained market conditions, with an emphasis on preserving capital while generating asymmetric returns. The firm’s differentiation lies in its ability to navigate intricate regulatory and liquidity landscapes, applying rigorous due diligence and scenario-based modeling to identify undervalued opportunities in underfollowed or distressed markets. The contractor has established a direct working relationship with the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, providing targeted investment management services aligned with the agency’s fiduciary obligations and long-term liability matching requirements. This engagement suggests a niche proficiency in managing assets under unique governmental constraints, including compliance with ERISA standards and cash flow forecasting for pension trust obligations. The primary industry focus is portfolio management and investment advice under NAICS 523940, indicating a strategic alignment with institutional asset managers and government trust entities requiring bespoke financial advisory services. The firm operates at the intersection of public sector fiduciary responsibility and alternative investment strategy, positioning itself as a specialist in mission-critical capital stewardship rather than broad market exposure. Corporate Repair and Growth Strategies, Inc. maintains a lean operational structure with no public certifications or geographic disclosures. Its market presence is defined by a focused, high-value service offering to a single federal client, suggesting a boutique, results-driven model oriented toward specialized government financial mandates rather than broad-scale contracting.

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RFP# 11-27, 403(b) Investment & Advisory Services
Solicitation # 11-27
The Lafayette Parish School System is soliciting proposals under RFP# 11-27 for a qualified investment consulting and advisory firm to serve as the Investment Advisor for its 403(b) Defined Contribution Plan. The plan currently manages approximately 28 million dollars in assets for roughly 1,320 participants. The primary objectives of this engagement are to reduce member costs, streamline operations by consolidating over 18 million dollars in legacy assets, and implement a comprehensive member education strategy. The selected advisor must act as an express ERISA fiduciary, either as a 3(21) non-discretionary co-fiduciary or a 3(38) discretionary investment manager, and ensure compliance with IRS 403(b) regulations, SECURE 2.0 updates, and state public school retirement mandates. The contract is intended for an initial five-year term with options for one-year renewals. Compensation will be based on asset thresholds, requiring a flat annual fee for assets up to 15 million dollars and either a flat or asset-based fee for assets between 15 million and 30 million dollars; third-party compensation such as commissions or 12b-1 fees is strictly prohibited. Proposals must be submitted electronically via Beacon Bid and in six physical copies by November 17, 2026, at 2 PM CST. To ensure a blind review, all submissions must be strictly anonymized, omitting all firm names and logos. Evaluation is based on a 170-point scale, with the highest weight placed on fiduciary status and compensation. Finalists must present in person to the Board Insurance Committee to avoid automatic disqualification, with the final contract award scheduled for December 10, 2026.
Lafayette Parish School System

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NAICS: 523940
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Request for Proposals for Financial Advisory Services
Solicitation # 39266
The Town of Eastford, Connecticut, is soliciting sealed proposals from qualified firms to provide Independent Municipal Financial Advisory Services. The selected firm will support the Town's debt management and long-term fiscal strategy, with a scope of work that includes advising on the issuance and management of municipal debt for infrastructure and public facilities, assisting with long-term loans, providing analytical support, and conducting pre-audit reviews. The advisor is expected to attend Board of Selectmen or Town Meeting sessions and must operate in accordance with MSRB Rule G-23, Connecticut statutes, and industry best practices. Proposals must be sealed, marked as EASTFORD FINANCIAL ADVISORY SUBMISSION, and submitted to the Office of the First Selectman by 12:00 pm on October 21, 2026, with the contract award scheduled for November 9, 2026. The Town intends to establish a multi-year agreement with optional renewal periods, subject to annual appropriation. Evaluation will be based on firm and personnel qualifications, experience, proposal clarity, understanding of Eastford's needs, references, fee structure, and legal disclosures. Required certifications include SEC and MSRB registration, a statement of independence, and disclosures regarding regulatory actions or conflicts of interest within the last three years. The selected firm must maintain significant insurance coverages, including 3 million dollars per claim for Professional Liability and 1 million dollars per occurrence for General Liability, naming the Town of Eastford as an additional insured. Services cannot commence until all insurance documents are approved and written authorization is issued.
DAS Procurement

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NAICS: 523940
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Uniformed Retirement System - Investment Consulting Services
Solicitation # CES100001123
Fairfax County is seeking proposals for a non-discretionary investment consulting firm to provide comprehensive advisory services for the Uniformed Retirement System (URS), which manages approximately 2.5 billion dollars across public and private markets. The selected consultant will support the URS Board of Trustees and Staff in areas including strategic asset allocation, the development and updating of the Investment Policy Statement, manager research and selection, risk analytics, and performance reporting. Key deliverables include monthly flash, quarterly, and annual performance reports aligned with Global Investment Performance Standards, as well as the oversight of private market pacing plans and commitments. The Chief Investment Officer will serve as the primary point of contact for the consultant. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the Euna Bonfire portal by November 2, 2026. The evaluation process consists of a preliminary review, potential oral presentations for high-rated offerors, and a final selection based on the best overall proposal. Award criteria are weighted toward the technical narrative at 50 percent, the statement of qualifications at 30 percent, and the reasonableness of the fee proposal at 20 percent. Offerors are required to propose a single, all-inclusive annual fee for an initial three-year term with two optional extension years. Compliance requirements include maintaining statutory workers compensation and employer liability insurance of at least 1 million dollars and adhering to strict cybersecurity, HIPAA, and ADA standards. Payment is subject to appropriations by the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors, with invoices submitted quarterly and paid within 30 days of receipt. Required submission documents include a technical narrative and several certifications regarding business classification, ethics in public contracting, and debarment status.
Fairfax County

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NAICS: 523940
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Financial Advisor Services
Solicitation # 3000012956
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is soliciting proposals for Financial Advisor Services to support its Department of Finance. The primary objective is to maintain AAA-equivalent financial discipline through capital structure and debt capacity analysis, multi-year financial forecasting, and the development of strategies for rating agency engagement. The selected vendor will be responsible for delivering financial model architectures, scenario analysis outputs, debt capacity dashboards, and executive board presentations on a monthly, quarterly, or ad hoc basis. The contract features an initial three-year term with the possibility of two one-year extensions, for a maximum duration of five years. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the eVP portal by October 19, 2026. Evaluation is based on a narrative consensus of the committee, prioritizing the vendor's depth of experience with highly rated public institutions, their track record in higher education capital advisory, and the rigor of their proposed approach to the scope of work. Pricing is to be submitted as an annual lump sum fee on company letterhead. Vendors must comply with various North Carolina General Statutes and federal regulations, including E-Verify, anti-collusion laws, and specific certifications regarding business activities in Iran and Israel. Key requirements include the designation of a contract manager and strict adherence to background check and personnel substitution protocols.
Unc - Chapel Hill

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NAICS: 523940
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Municipal Advisor
Solicitation # 2026-RFP-003
The City of Pittsburgh, through the Department of Finance and the Office of Management and Budget, is seeking a qualified Municipal Advisor for a three-year contract. The selected advisor will provide comprehensive services regarding bond and debt issuance, restructuring, and management. Key responsibilities include representing the City's interests in meetings with underwriters and counsel, preparing preliminary and final official statements, assisting with required filings and disclosures, and helping the City select other financial professionals such as bond insurers and verification agents. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the City's e-Procurement Portal by October 16, 2026. Evaluation is based on a points-weighted system focusing on the project approach and plan (30%), cost proposal (30%), firm qualifications and references (15%), project team qualifications (15%), and demonstrated good faith efforts toward MWDBE and VOSB participation (10%). The City has established participation goals of 18% for Minority-Owned and 7% for Women-Owned Business Enterprises, as well as minimums of 5% for Veteran-Owned and 3% for LGBTQIA+ businesses. Awarded contractors must comply with the Pittsburgh City Code, including the Service Worker Prevailing Wage Ordinance and the City Ethics Code. The advisor is required to represent only the interests of the City of Pittsburgh and must obtain knowledge from the City Director of Finance before meeting with outside organizations regarding City financial matters. Finalists may be invited for interviews, and the successful respondent will be required to sign a confidentiality agreement.
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NAICS: 523940
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National Security Fund Finance (“NSFF”) Program
Solicitation # WHSAD0819
The National Security Fund Finance (NSFF) Program, issued by the Office of Strategic Capital under the Department of War, is a fund-level financing initiative designed to scale private capital investment in critical minerals and materials supply chains vital to United States national security. The program provides credit facilities to qualified, SEC-registered investment fund managers to address gaps, shortages, and vulnerabilities in these supply chains. By combining government loans with private capital, the program aims to act as a force multiplier for national security priorities, specifically targeting the origination of eligible assets such as first lien loans. Qualified fund managers must demonstrate strong alignment with national security objectives, including commitments to reshoring, restricted entity covenants, and the Department of War's ability to direct production output during conflicts. Key financial requirements include maintaining a loan-to-value ratio of 91 percent or less and adhering to specific borrowing base requirements. The program involves a structured fee arrangement, including a one-time initial due diligence and underwriting fee of 100 basis points at closing and draw fees ranging from 150 to 200 basis points. Additionally, the government must receive a right of first offer to purchase portfolio company output or services at market prices for at least 10 years. Proposals are due by November 1, 2026, and must be submitted in four volumes covering firm eligibility, investment strategy, and proposed revisions to terms. Evaluation is based on economic and national security alignment, the firm's proven investment track record, creditworthiness, and the alignment of incentives between managers and the government. All applicants must be registered in the System for Award Management and provide a valid Unique Entity Identifier. Selection is expected by January 10, 2027, with conditional commitments following by March 10, 2027.
Washington Headquarters Services (whs)

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NAICS: 523940
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Independent Financial Advisors Vendor Pool
Solicitation # 693JF726Q000009
The U.S. Maritime Administration's Office of Marine Financing is establishing a pre-qualified pool of Independent Financial Advisors (IFAs) to provide third-party financial and economic analyses for the Federal Ship Financing Program (Title XI) under 46 U.S.C. Chapter 537. The primary objective is to evaluate the economic soundness, creditworthiness, and financial viability of projects proposed for government-guaranteed loans. The IFA pool is intended for an initial five-year period, with the government awarding contracts on a best-value basis, prioritizing non-price evaluation factors such as past performance and the qualifications of key personnel. Key personnel are generally expected to hold a master's degree and possess 5 to 20 years of experience with Federal Government Lending Programs. The solicitation identifies two award types: At Cost and No Cost. For No Cost awards, the government has no payment obligation, and the IFA is invoiced directly by the project applicant. To enter the pool, interested parties must submit an initial proposal detailing their approach, experience, and key personnel resumes, though this initial submission must not include pricing. Once in the pool, IFAs will compete for specific work by submitting technical and price quotations. Strict guidelines are in place regarding organizational conflicts of interest, with prohibitions on using non-public information for private purposes or competing for related MARAD work for six months following contract completion. All deliverables and working papers produced under these contracts remain the property of the U.S. Government.
Maritime Administration

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NAICS: 523940
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PBGC - Pre-Solicitation Notice - Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) Management Services
Solicitation # DRAFT26R0001
The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) intends to issue a Request for Proposal in January 2026 for active investment management services for its Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) equity portfolio. The scope involves managing a 100 percent long-only REIT equity portfolio with allocations between 250 and 500 million dollars. The selected contractor will be responsible for implementing a repeatable investment process, monitoring portfolio risk, ensuring best execution through robust trading systems, and adhering to ERISA and Treasury Office of Foreign Asset Control regulations. Key deliverables include proxy voting and stewardship, client service support, and semi-annual meetings with PBGC staff, at least one of which must be conducted in person at the manager's offices. The contract will have a total duration not exceeding 10 years and will be awarded without discussions, requiring offerors to submit their best technical and price terms initially. Contractors must maintain an active registration in the System for Award Management and meet stringent requirements, including a 5 million dollar cyber liability insurance policy and a tested annual disaster recovery plan. Rigorous personnel vetting is required, including seven-year criminal and employment background checks. The agreement also mandates strict adherence to organizational conflict of interest disclosures and Section 508 accessibility standards for all information technology. Invoicing must be processed through the Government's Invoice Processing Platform.
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation

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