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26 Building and Zoning - Fee Study and Cost Recovery Consult

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RFQ031874State & Local

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The City of Columbus Department of Building and Zoning Services is seeking a qualified consultant to perform a comprehensive review of its fee structure and business environment to develop a sustainable fee model. The project covers seven interconnected sections, including Building, Code Enforcement, Zoning, Site Engineering, Customer Service, License, and Weights and Measures. The primary objective is to create a model that recovers costs, maintains competitiveness with peer cities, and promotes equity and inclusion while supporting the private development industry. Financially, the department operates with 278 full-time equivalents and relies on a combination of the General Fund and the Development Services Fund, with projected 2026 revenues of approximately 44.5 million dollars. The selected vendor must ensure the new fee structure allows the department to maintain a fund balance sufficient to cover three to six months of expenses. Proposals for this solicitation, identified as RFQ031874, must be submitted by April 24, 2026.

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Columbus seeks a consultant to develop a sustainable, cost-recovering fee structure by April 2026.

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111 N. Front Street, 2nd FloorColumbus,, Columbus, OH, 43215, USA

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The City of Columbus, Department of Building and Zoning Services (BZS) seeks the assistance of a qualified and experienced consultant to conduct a comprehensive review of the department’s fee structure and business environment and develop a fee model that meets the department’s goals. The department’s mission is to ensure safe, quality development in the City of Columbus and is organized into seven distinct yet interconnected sections for accomplishing the mission: Building, Code Enforcement, Zoning, Site Engineering, Customer Service, License, and Weights and Measures. Total 2026 budgeted full-time equivalents in the department are 278. The department is currently funded by both the General Fund and a Special Revenue Fund known as the Development Services Fund. BZS anticipates nearly $40M in revenue to the Special Revenue Fund known as the Development Services Fund to support itself in 2026 with an additional $4.5M of support from the City’s General Fund. The City is seeking a vendor that will meet this project’s objectives while ensuring the suggested fees meet the department’s overarching goals, which are: to support the private development industry while aligning with missions and values, promoting equity and inclusion, recovering cost, and maintaining competitiveness with peers, all while working toward the accumulation and maintenance of a fund balance sufficient to cover between three and six months of upcoming expenses. Answers to all submitted questions will be available on this project by 3:00pm on Friday, April 10, 2026. Please visit https://columbus.bonfirehub.com/opportunities/214844 for the RFP packet, additional details, and to submit your proposal.

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