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COUNTY OF MONROE

UEI: L9K8WTB2DCR3CAGE: 418L5

COUNTY OF MONROE is a federal contractor, registered under UEI L9K8WTB2DCR3 and CAGE code 418L5. It has been awarded $269,453,340 across 101 federal contracts. Primary work spans Unknown NAICS, All Other Support Services, and Police Protection. Top awarding agencies include Executive Office Of The President, Department Of Justice (doj), and Other agencies (6 agencies, <0.5% each).

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Registration

UEI Code

L9K8WTB2DCR3

CAGE Code

418L5

Entity Structure

U.S. Government Entity

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Business Classifications

CountyU.S Local Government

NAICS Codes

922120Police Protection(Primary)

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The County of Monroe provides specialized law enforcement and financial support services to federal agencies engaged in high-intensity drug trafficking area (HIDTA) operations. Their core capabilities center on operational support for the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), including intelligen...

The County of Monroe provides specialized law enforcement and financial support services to federal agencies engaged in high-intensity drug trafficking area (HIDTA) operations. Their core capabilities center on operational support for the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), including intelligence coordination, compliance monitoring, and interagency task force coordination in South Florida. They deliver technical and administrative services that enhance OFAC’s ability to enforce sanctions and disrupt transnational financial networks, leveraging localized expertise in financial crime analysis and federal regulatory enforcement. Their technical proficiency includes secure data handling, interagency communication protocols, and mission-critical program sustainment under strict federal compliance frameworks. A key differentiator is their embedded operational presence in a high-risk maritime and financial corridor, enabling rapid response and real-time situational awareness for federal law enforcement objectives. The County maintains a consistent relationship with the Department of the Treasury, delivering sustained support for OFAC’s Miami branch operations through multi-year renewals. They also provide direct assistance to the Executive Office of the President on HIDTA program initiatives, indicating a trusted role in national security coordination. Their engagement pattern reflects long-term, mission-critical partnerships rather than transactional contracts, with work focused on continuity of operations and institutional knowledge retention. Their primary focus is in NAICS 922120 (Police Protection), where they function as a non-traditional public safety contractor supporting federal asset forfeiture and sanctions enforcement. The secondary NAICS 541219 (Other Accounting Services) reflects their capacity to support financial compliance and audit readiness within HIDTA funding structures. This positions them as a niche provider at the intersection of law enforcement and financial regulation. As a local government entity structured as a 2A (Small Business), the County of Monroe operates from Key West, Florida, with deep regional knowledge of maritime drug trafficking routes and financial flows. They hold no federal certifications but leverage their status as a public authority to deliver uniquely positioned, geographically anchored support to federal law enforcement and financial integrity missions.

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The Township of Wilmot is seeking a consultant under solicitation RFP 2026-19 to update its 2021 Development Charges Study and create a Draft Development Charge Bylaw. The primary objective is to determine charges sufficient to recover costs associated with residential and non-residential growth. The selected consultant will be responsible for conducting background analyses, collecting population and employment projections, performing cash-flow and incremental operating cost analyses, and ensuring all work complies with the Development Charges Act and related regulations. Key deliverables include a comprehensive Development Charge Background Study report, a detailed Excel workbook of projects, and presentations to staff and Council. The contract will be awarded to the proponent with the highest total score, with cost proposals opened only after quality factor scores are finalized. Proponents must submit their proposals in PDF format via the online bidding portal by October 23, 2026, at 12:00 PM. Submissions must be divided into six distinct sections, with a strict ten-page limit for the first five sections. Mandatory requirements must be met to avoid disqualification, and cost proposals must be submitted separately from technical requirements. Administrative requirements include providing a detailed workplan with milestone dates, maintaining insurance, and providing a valid WSIB certificate of coverage. The successful consultant must also submit an internal Health and Safety Policy and adhere to the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act and the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act. Payment terms are thirty days from the receipt of invoices, contingent upon the completion of work and a successful final inspection.
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