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RFP275X901184State & Local

Submission Closed10/09/2026, 08:00:00 PM UTC

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NAICS: 523150

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Zone 7 is soliciting proposals for Municipal Advisory Services under RFP-2026-028 to secure a qualified consultant to serve as the sole municipal advisor for future debt issuances. The primary scope of work involves assisting the Agency with the issuance of debt to fund water treatment infrastructure, specifically the Mocho PFAS Treatment Plant, and the potential refunding of approximately 51.47 million dollars in outstanding 2018 Series A Water Revenue Bonds. The selected advisor will provide guidance on bond features, market timing, and financing structures, assist in selecting the financing team, and prepare continuing disclosure reports for the Electronic Municipal Market Access. The contract is intended to be a Standard Agreement for Professional Services with an initial one-year term from January 2027 to December 2027, with the possibility of two additional one-year extensions. Compensation will consist of a fixed transaction fee for bond refunding and hourly rates for on-call services reimbursed on a time-and-materials basis. To qualify, firms must be registered with the SEC and MSRB, authorized to do business in California, and possess at least five years of experience in municipal debt advisory services. Proposals are due by November 19, 2026, and will be evaluated based on qualifications, work plan, general response, references, and cost.

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The City of Los Angeles, through the Office of the City Administrative Officer, is soliciting Statements of Qualifications from firms to provide investment banking services for CAO-managed debt programs. The primary objective of this request is to update the Existing Qualified List by adding new firms or upgrading existing co-managers to senior manager roles. Selected firms will be utilized on an as-needed basis to perform debt structuring, remarketing, and the marketing and underwriting of bonds, commercial paper, and variable rate securities. All services must align with the City's financial policies and debt management standards. Proposals will be evaluated by a panel of City staff based on three weighted factors: experience with specific financing transactions (50%), general firm qualifications including assigned personnel (25%), and the firm's understanding of the City's financing needs and constraints (25%). The City may also conduct oral interviews with shortlisted firms. Submissions must be limited to 15 single-sided pages in 11-point Arial font and submitted via the Regional Alliance Marketplace for Procurement portal by November 20, 2026. Applicants must provide comprehensive documentation, including a cover letter specifying their preferred role and the types of financings they support, a detailed financing team list, and evidence of underwriting experience in California and nationwide since January 2021. Required certifications include compliance with the Iran Contracting Act of 2010, City Ethics Form 50, and the Child Support Ordinance. The City encourages participation from various business enterprises, including MBE, WBE, SBE, EBE, DVBE, and OBE firms, and requires disclosure of any disciplinary actions from the SEC, NASD, or other financial industry regulators.

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Municipal Underwriting / Bond & Investment Banking Services

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The City of Austin is soliciting qualified firms to provide municipal underwriting, bond, and investment banking services to support future financing transactions, including new money and refunding. The scope of work covers several key credits, including General Obligation, Water and Wastewater System Revenue, Electric Utility System Revenue, Airport System Revenue, and Hotel Occupancy Tax Revenue. Selected firms will be responsible for evaluating and refining financial plans, identifying structuring alternatives, assisting with official statements, and coordinating closing arrangements with city staff, bond counsel, and trustee banks. To be eligible, firms must maintain active registration and good standing with the SEC and MSRB. The contract is awarded to the highest rated offerors based on a technical evaluation, with pricing to be negotiated after the selection process. Proposals must strictly adhere to an eleven page limit and a specific informational sequence. Key compliance requirements include adherence to the City of Austin Wage Theft Program, M/WBE procurement programs, and a certification against boycotting Israel. The agreement includes a holdover period not to exceed 180 days and requires specific insurance coverage, including Commercial General Liability of 1 million dollars per occurrence and 2 million dollars aggregate. Payment is processed within 30 calendar days of receipt of a proper invoice via credit card, check, or electronic funds transfer.

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Power District Public Infrastructure District No. 1- Financial Municipal Advisor

Solicitation # RA27-130

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MUNICIPAL ADVISOR SERVICES FOR BOND FINANCING

Solicitation # FN-2026-002

The City of Burbank is seeking proposals from qualified firms to provide professional municipal financial advisory services under solicitation number FN-2026-002. The scope of work encompasses comprehensive support for bond financing, including debt issuance planning, detailed financing analysis, transaction support during bond issuance, and post-issuance advisory services. Additionally, the selected firm may be required to provide ongoing financial advisory support on an as-needed basis to ensure the city's financing goals are met. Interested parties must submit their proposals by the closing date of November 16, 2026, at 4:00 PM PT. This local government opportunity is centered in Burbank, California, and requires firms to demonstrate their expertise in managing complex municipal debt structures. Further documentation and registration requirements can be accessed through the official procurement portal.

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Investment Broker Dealer Services

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Request for Qualifications for Underwriter Services Reissued

Solicitation # 2139892

The New York State Department of Homes and Community Renewal is soliciting qualified firms to establish Prequalified Panels and a Selling Group Members list for the sale and issuance of bonds for HFA, SONYMA, MBBA, and TSFC. The procurement is structured into three tiers: Tier 1 Senior Managing Underwriters who lead the syndicate and manage the full underwriting process; Tier 2 Co-Managing Underwriters who support marketing and distribution; and Tier 3 Selling Group Members who distribute bonds without assuming underwriting risk. Firms must be registered with the SEC, FINRA, and/or the MSRB and are required to maintain a physical office in New York State. Selection is based on a composite score, with Tier 1 and Tier 2 applicants requiring at least 65 points, derived from a 90-point technical evaluation and a 10-point diversity assessment. The Agencies have established a 30 percent MWBE and 6 percent SDVOB contracting goal. Qualified firms must provide two years of audited financial statements and meet specific insurance requirements, including professional liability coverage of at least 1 million dollars per claim. Proposals must be submitted via email by November 12, 2026, and must adhere to strict formatting guidelines, including a combined 11-page limit for technical narratives. Prequalified firms will be subject to an annual recertification process to maintain their status on the panels.

NYS Department of Homes & Community Renewal

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Municipal Debt Issuance and Official Statement ConsultantThe City of Linden Purchasing Department in New Jersey is seeking a subcontractor for a Municipal Debt Issuance and Official Statement Consultant role. The selected consultant will provide specialized financial advisory services to prime contractors, focusing on debt issuance assistance, the preparation of Official Statements, and the evaluation of underwriter proposals. These tasks require the use of municipal bond market data and financial modeling software to ensure accurate debt issuance strategies and comprehensive proposal reports. To be eligible, consultants must maintain professional standing and possess a valid Business Registration Certificate. The project is based in Linden, New Jersey, and falls under NAICS code 523150. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 6, 2026.

City of Linden Purchasing Department

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RFSQ - SENIOR AND CO-MANAGER UNDERWRITER SERVICES

Solicitation # 13326

The County of San Diego is soliciting Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) to establish a five-year standing list of qualified firms to provide Senior and Co-Manager underwriter services on an as-needed basis. The County intends to award up to eight contracts in total, with a maximum of four for each position. The scope of work involves supporting the planning, structuring, marketing, pricing, sale, purchase, and closing of various County financings, including Commercial Paper programs and other directed instruments. Selected contractors must provide comprehensive marketing plans that identify key challenges, opportunities, and pricing objectives to ensure the lowest possible cost of borrowing, while also identifying rating agency concerns and the implications of issuing Green, Social, or Sustainable bonds. To avoid disqualification, offerors must meet mandatory minimum requirements, including attesting to SEC net capital requirements, holding all necessary federal and state licenses, and maintaining full compliance with municipal-securities regulations. Firms must demonstrate California-specific experience with required municipal financing instruments and provide evidence of relevant work completed within the last five years. Submissions must be uploaded via the BuyNet portal by November 16, 2026, and must include required forms such as the Offeror’s Cover Page (PC600) and Representations and Certifications (PC601). Final terms, conditions, and insurance requirements will be addressed in a subsequent second-step procurement phase.

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EXT AIR | 50433 Credit Liquidity and Bond Purchase

Solicitation # SFGOV-0000011971

The San Francisco International Airport is seeking to establish a prequalified pool of commercial banks and financial institutions capable of providing credit or liquidity facilities to support the issuance of its bonds and commercial paper notes, or directly purchasing those bonds. This solicitation, identified as RFQ 50433, is open for proposals until May 31, 2028, but remains accessible through the date that is two months before the pool’s expiration, with submissions accepted via the Airport’s e-Procurement Portal. Proposers must demonstrate their financial stability and creditworthiness, and while prequalification does not guarantee a contract, it allows the Airport to select participants on an as-needed basis at its sole discretion. The initiative aims to secure reliable financial partners capable of ensuring liquidity and market confidence for the Airport’s debt instruments. The solicitation is administered by the City and County of San Francisco through its Airport Commission, with primary contact information provided through Matthew Lau and Alfy Wong. Although the initial proposal deadline is listed as August 21, 2026, the overall procurement period extends through June 1, 2031, allowing for a long-term engagement window. Participation requires submission of detailed information on institutional ratings and capacity to fulfill the financial obligations outlined, and all proposals must be submitted through the designated portal. Prequalified entities will be evaluated based on financial strength, market reputation, and ability to respond promptly when the Airport requires funding support, but no binding agreements are created through this process. The Airport retains full authority to determine the timing, size, and terms of any future transactions with members of the prequalified pool.

San Francisco International Airport

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RFQ 50433 - Credit and/or Liquidity Facilities and/or Making a Direct Purchase of Bonds

Solicitation # 50433

The San Francisco International Airport is conducting Request for Qualifications RFQ 50433 to establish a prequalified pool of financial institutions to support the Airport Commission's financing needs. The scope of work involves identifying Providers capable of offering credit, liquidity, or alternative credit facilities to support variable rate bonds and commercial paper notes, as well as making direct purchases of bonds and notes. Inclusion in the pool does not guarantee a contract but allows the Commission to solicit further proposals and negotiate terms on an as-needed basis. The prequalified pool is valid for two years, with a possible extension for an additional two years, while resulting contracts may have terms up to ten years. To qualify for the pool, applicants must pass a binary evaluation based on two mandatory minimum qualifications regarding credit ratings from at least two nationally recognized agencies. Long-term ratings must be at least A2 for Moody's, A for S&P, or A for Fitch, and short-term ratings must be at least P-1 for Moody's, A-1 for S&P, or F1 for Fitch. Selected Providers must also undergo a cybersecurity risk assessment, which may include a SOC-2 Type 2 report, and comply with the City's Mandatory Green Purchasing Requirements and the Health Care Accountability Ordinance. The final deadline for submissions is May 31, 2028, and all selected providers and facilities remain subject to Commission approval.

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Municipal Advisory Services

Solicitation # 30001054:26053RFQ:cbc8d7d2

Clinton National Airport is soliciting proposals for an experienced, independent Municipal Advisor to provide specialized expertise in aviation finance and municipal securities. The selected company will serve as a fiduciary, offering guidance on airport revenue bonds, debt structuring, credit analysis, and financial products supported by Passenger Facility Charges. The awarded advisor will work in a collaborative capacity alongside bond counsel, financial consultants, and other professionals to manage municipal securities transactions. This solicitation, identified by number 30001054:26053RFQ:cbc8d7d2, remains open for responses until December 2, 2026.

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AI Contract Overview

The City of Cincinnati is soliciting proposals for municipal advisory services to support the issuance of various obligations, including General Obligation, Water Works Revenue, Stormwater Utility, and Economic Development bonds and notes. The selected advisor will provide essential financial support such as debt capacity forecasting, capital project financial analysis, and presentations for rating agencies and the city council. These services will be utilized on an as-requested basis, and the city maintains no formal commitment to the specific volume of services required. This solicitation, identified as RFP275X901184, is governed by the Ohio Revised Code, the City Charter, and the Cincinnati Municipal Code. Interested parties must submit their responses by October 9, 2026. It is important to note that this request for qualifications does not constitute a formal contract offer by the City of Cincinnati.

General Info

Cincinnati seeks municipal advisory services for bond issuance and financial support by October 2026.

Agency

Ohio → City Of Cincinnati

NAICS

523150 - Investment Banking and Securities Intermediation

Place of Performance

OH, USA

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NONE

Documents

1 page · affidavit

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22 pages · rfp

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5 pages · other

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PostedSep 4

Solicitation

Response DeadlineOct 9

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Submission Closed

10/09/2026, 08:00:00 PM UTC

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyOhio → City Of Cincinnati

Contacts1 person available

OfficeOH, USA

Organization / AgencyOhio → City Of Cincinnati

Office AddressOH, USA

Contacts

Maria Gadomski

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Full Description

The City of Cincinnati is seeking proposals to provide municipal advisory services in connection with the City’s negotiated and competitive issuance of obligations, including but not limited to General Obligation, Economic Development (including tax increment, special assessment), Water Works Revenue, and Stormwater Utility bonds and notes (refunding obligations may be issued if determined to be economically feasible) and other financings to be determined by the City. Other tasks include, but not limited to rating agency and council presentations, debt capacity forecasting, and capital project financial analysis with regard to debt financing. The selected municipal advisor will be used to provide services as listed under Scope of Services and on an “as requested” basis. The City makes no commitment to the requested use of those services. The Ohio Revised Code, the Charter of the City, and the Cincinnati Municipal Code, provide authority for the issuance of the bonds and various City ordinances adopted by the City Council. This RFQ is not and shall not be construed as a contract offer by the City