Legislative Representation Services - State and Regional

The City of Tucson is seeking proposals from private firms to serve as its designated lobbyist and intergovernmental services provider at the Arizona State Legislature and State Government. The selected firm will be responsible for advocating on behalf of the City’s interests across various sectors, including finance, transportation, water, environmental services, public safety, and parks and recreation. The firm will foster and maintain relationships with key state officials, agencies, other local governments, utilities, and private sector partners, ensuring the City’s priorities are effectively represented in legislative and governmental matters. Tucson operates under a Council-Manager government structure, with a population of approximately 542,000 residents, and is a significant regional hub in the Arizona Sun Corridor, located near the U.S.-Mexico border. The city’s water utility, Tucson Water, manages extensive water resources, including a major Colorado River allocation and a large reclaimed water system, emphasizing the importance of water and environmental advocacy in the city’s legislative efforts. The contract, titled "Legislative Representation Services - State and Regional," is managed by the Tucson City Manager’s Office and is open for responses until September 8, 2025. The solicitation, posted on August 18, 2025, has a contract value estimated between $500,000 and $1,500,000. The scope of work includes comprehensive legislative representation at the state level, with a focus on advancing Tucson’s municipal interests. The contract’s execution will be formalized through an Offer and Acceptance document, which confirms the firm’s commitment to deliver the required services in accordance with the proposal and contractual terms. The primary contact for this solicitation is Troy Rombough, reachable via email and phone, and the project details are accessible through the city’s procurement portal.