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General Housing Financial Advisory & Policy Development

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This scope was carved out of 26-0139-2.

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26-0139-2 Annual Contract for Financial Advisory Services

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AgencyGeorgia → Chatham County
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Performs general financial advisory services for prime contractors on County government housing and capital funding projects. Develops financial policies and programs, creates maintenance and replacement fund structures, and prepares financial analyses, reports, and decision memoranda for the Board of Commissioners. Delivers financial policy documents and maintenance/replacement fund plans.

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