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Response Deadline07/16/2026, 09:00:00 PM UTC

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The contract requires comprehensive legal and regulatory review of the Unified Development Ordinance to ensure full alignment with Georgia state law and federal civil rights mandates including Title VI of the Civil Rights Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, and Equal Employment Opportunity requirements. The work involves assessing all provisions of the UDO for potential legal gaps, discriminatory impacts, or noncompliance with statutory obligations and providing detailed recommendations for revisions to achieve full regulatory adherence. The subcontract is issued by the City of Dublin under Georgia’s procurement system with a NAICS code of 541110 for legal services and is subject to a submission deadline of July 16, 2026. The performance location and contact information have not been specified, but the review must align with Georgia’s legal framework and federal standards applicable to public land use and development regulations.

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Legal review of Unified Development Ordinance for compliance with Georgia law and federal civil rights mandates.

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Georgia → City of DublinView Agency

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541110 - Offices of LawyersView NAICS

Place of Performance

GA, USA

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PostedJun 23

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Response DeadlineJul 16

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AgencyGeorgia → City of Dublin

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Conduct legal review of the UDO to ensure compliance with Georgia state law, Title VI, ADA, Section 504, and EEO requirements.

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