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This Solicitation opportunity from Ohio was posted on July 1, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

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RFQ028154State & Local

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The City of Columbus Department of Public Utilities (DPU) is hosting an in-person event in late July or early August aimed at professional services firms involved in current or future contracts, including consultants and design service providers. The event will cover a range of topics such as the city’s diversity program requirements, good faith effort documentation, data sharing from past RFPs, upcoming projects, invoicing procedures, and changes related to funding sources, notably a shift toward loan funding for future design projects. Additionally, discussions will address updates to the Utilization Tracking Form, contract types like CA/CI agreements, and available contacts for assistance. The event will feature a networking mixer to facilitate connections between primes and subcontractors. Further details regarding the event’s specific date, time, location, and registration process will be communicated during the week of July 8. Interested participants can reach out to Abbie Green via email for questions or topic suggestions. This initiative aims to foster collaboration, transparency, and understanding among current and prospective contractors working with the DPU’s Division of Power & Water in Ohio. The solicitation related to this event is identified under RFQ028154, with a response deadline of August 16, 2024, and involves contract opportunities ranging from $500,000 to $2 million.

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AgencyOhio → Department of Public Utilities/Division of Power & Water
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You are receiving this to invite you to an event the City of Columbus Department of Public Utilities (DPU) will be holding in late July or early August (date still be determined). This is planned as an in-person attendance event only. This event is aimed at professional services firms (Consultants/Design Services) that are already part of a contract with DPU as a prime or subcontractor and/or that are interested in being a part of future contracts as a prime or subcontractor. Topics anticipated to be covered are: • City diversity goal program - Requirements and highlights of the program; common mistakes • Good Faith Efforts - How to do the paperwork; common mistakes • Data sharing from 2 years of RFP’s issued with goals (Opportunities identified for primes and subcontractors) • Upcoming professional services projects • Invoicing issues/Potentially changing the invoicing format and information required • Impact of DPU moving to loan funding of many future design projects and away from City bond funding • Changes to the Utilization Tracking Form • Discussion about CA/CI contracts • Who to contact for help with the above • Mixer - opportunity for potential subs to meet primes and vice versa Additional details on event date, time, location, and how to register will be issued the week of July 8. You can direct questions, suggestions for topics to cover, or other suggestions to Abbie Green at algreen@columbus.gov. Hope to see you there.

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