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This Solicitation opportunity from Texas was posted on April 30, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Commercial Paper Liquidity Provider

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BEZ25-00030089State & Local

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NAICS: 523150
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Solicitation # 50433
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3 months ago

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The City of Dallas is seeking qualified financial institutions to serve as a Commercial Paper Liquidity Provider for its General Obligation capital improvement program, the Love Field Expansion Airport Program, and the newly planned Stormwater Drainage Management capital improvement program. Current commercial paper programs for the GO and Love Field Airport Modernization Corporation are set to expire in the fall of 2026, prompting the need for a new liquidity facility to ensure uninterrupted short-term financing for these critical infrastructure initiatives. The services required include establishing and managing a commercial paper program with reliable access to liquidity, supporting debt service obligations, and aligning financial operations with multi-year fiscal forecasts extending through FY 2030–31. The solicitation, issued under number BEZ25-00030089 and posted on April 30, 2026, with a submission deadline of May 22, 2026, is open to institutions capable of providing financial stability and operational reliability within the Texas jurisdiction, with all performance activities centered in Dallas. While the contract does not specify a total value, it relies on the provider’s ability to meet program funding needs based on the city’s projected revenue streams and debt capacity metrics. No formal evaluation factors, award criteria, or contract clauses from the Federal Acquisition Regulation were disclosed, and there is no indication of set-aside status, socioeconomic preferences, or detailed submission requirements, suggesting the selection will be based on institutional capability and financial soundness rather than a structured scoring system. The point of contact for inquiries is Grace Ekoh of the City of Dallas.

General Info

City of Dallas seeks financial institution for commercial paper liquidity support through FY 2030–31 for capital programs.

Documents

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Addendum 1 - Commercial Paper Liquidity Provider: Self-Performance Declaration

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Addendum 3 - Commercial Paper Liquidity Provider Term Sheet

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Addendum 4 - Exhibit B: Facility Backed Commercial Paper Dealer

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Addendum 5 - Exhibit C: Extendable Commercial Paper Dealer

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Exhibit D - Alternative Short-Term Product Provider Term Sheet

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Scope of Work - Commercial Paper Liquidity

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Addendum 2 - Commercial Paper Liquidity Provider SBE Intent Form

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BEH-FRM-605 SBE Utilization Plan & Commitment to Local Economic Impact

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BEZ25-00030089 Pre-Proposal Meeting Participants

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City of Dallas - Contract for Services Template

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Commercial Paper Liquidity - Good Faith Effort (GFE) Form

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DWU SDM Operation Five Year Forecast

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Attachment F-Insurance Requirements.pdf

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AgencyTexas → City Of Dallas
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OfficeTX, USA
Organization / AgencyTexas → City Of Dallas
Office AddressTX, USA
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The City of Dallas (the “City”) is soliciting proposals from qualified financial institutions to provide one or more services related to the establishment of a short-term borrowing program for the General Obligation (“GO”) capital improvement program, Love Field Expansion Airport Program (“LEAP”), and Stormwater Drainage Management (“SDM") capital improvement program. The City currently utilizes commercial paper programs for its GO and Love Field Airport Modernization Corporation (the “LFAMC” or the “Corporation”) capital improvement programs. Both programs are expiring in the fall of 2026. Additionally, the City desires to utilize a short-term financing program to implement its SDM capital improvement program.

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