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2026-11State & Local

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METRO RTA is seeking qualified law firms and legal service providers to join a prequalified pool for the delivery of comprehensive legal counsel and representation in support of its governance, operational, and compliance functions. The solicitation, numbered 2026-11 and posted on August 6, 2026, aims to secure firms with proven expertise in key legal domains such as general legal counsel, board governance, labor and employment, employee relations and negotiations, facilities and construction, real estate, public contracting, and litigation. Proposals must be submitted by September 17, 2026, and the selected firms will serve as trusted advisors to the Governing Board and internal departments across a broad spectrum of legal matters affecting public transit operations in Ohio. The contract is managed by the General Administration office of the State of Ohio, with performance expected to occur within Ohio and primarily centered in Akron, where the office is located at 44301. Primary point of contact for inquiries is Gertrude Wilms in Legal and Government Affairs, reachable via email or phone, with Patti Taylor serving as the secondary contact for procurement-related questions. Interested parties may access additional details and submit responses through the online procurement portal at the provided UI link. This initiative is designed to ensure METRO RTA maintains access to high-caliber legal resources capable of addressing its complex and evolving needs.

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METRO RTA seeks qualified law firms for statewide legal services in Ohio, primarily in Akron, with proposals due September 17, 2026.

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Ohio → General AdminView Agency

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541110 - Offices of LawyersView NAICS

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OH, USA

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RFP 2026-11 Legal Service for METRO Regional Transit Authority

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doc03527020260729094002.pdf

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AgencyOhio → General Admin
Contacts2 people available
OfficeAkron, OH, 44301, US
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Ohio → General Admin
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Office AddressAkron, OH, 44301, US
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Gertrude WilmsLegal and Government Affairs
Patti TaylorProcurement Specialist

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METRO RTA is soliciting proposals from qualified law firms and legal service providers to establish a qualified pool of firms to provide legal counsel, advisory services, and representation in support of METRO RTA, governance responsibilities, business operations, and compliance obligations to the Governing Board. METRO RTA seeks to identify and prequalify firms with demonstrated expertise in one or more areas of legal practice relevant to METRO RTA including, but not limited to, General Legal Counsel, Board Governance, Labor and Employment, Human Resources, Employee Relations and Negotiations, Facilities and Construction, Real Estate, Public Contracting, and Litigation.

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