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Environmental Accounting Framework Developer

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The Town of Cary is seeking an Environmental Accounting Framework Developer for a subcontract to establish a financial and quantitative system for tracking nutrient reductions on environmental compliance projects. The selected provider will be responsible for developing a ledger system to monitor nutrient loading, treatment credits, and associated costs, specifically performing cost-per-pound-of-reduction calculations for prime contractors. Qualified candidates must possess specialized experience in municipal financial tracking or environmental credit accounting. The primary deliverable for this engagement is a comprehensive nutrient loading and cost-per-pound accounting ledger. Responses for this opportunity are due by December 2, 2026.

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Town of Cary seeks developer for nutrient reduction financial tracking ledger by December 2026.

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This scope was carved out of 354-SW27-20.

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Jordan Lake Rules Compliance (Existing Managed Lands)

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Creates a financial and quantitative framework to track nutrient reductions for prime contractors on Town of Cary environmental compliance projects. Performs cost-per-pound-of-reduction calculations and develops a ledger system to track nutrient loading, treatment credits, and associated costs. Requires experience in environmental credit accounting or municipal financial tracking. Delivers a nutrient loading and cost-per-pound accounting ledger.

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