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Legislative Lobbying and Government Relations Services

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541611 - Administrative Management and General Management Consulting ServicesView NAICS

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UT, USA

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This scope was carved out of MAY091726.

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SLCo RFP # MAY091726 Government Relations / Lobbying for Salt Lake County

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Performs professional lobbying services for prime contractors on Salt Lake County government relations projects. Conducts legislative advocacy, strategic negotiation, and monitoring during General, Special, and Interim sessions of the Utah State Legislature. Represents the County before governmental and quasi-political agencies. Requires a deep network of legislative contacts and annual client disclosure per County Ordinance 2.07.201(F). Delivers favorable legislative outcomes and guidance reports.

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