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Regulatory Policy & Public Affairs Advisory

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The Regulatory Policy and Public Affairs Advisory is a subcontract opportunity with the Urban Flood Safety and Water Quality District in Oregon, specifically performing work in Portland. The selected contractor will provide strategic policy monitoring and representation, focusing on tracking rulemaking and legislative amendments to evaluate their regulatory impact. Key responsibilities include preparing briefings and testimony for the District board and representing the organization at community meetings and official hearings. In addition to representation and monitoring, the contractor is tasked with standardizing permitting practices through the development of training materials and manuals. This engagement requires a blend of public affairs expertise and regulatory analysis to ensure the District remains compliant and well-informed. Interested parties should note the response deadline of October 30, 2026.

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Subcontract for regulatory policy and public affairs advisory services in Portland, Oregon.

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This scope was carved out of S-Q10054-00018080.

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AgencyOregon → Urban Flood Safety & Water District
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Performs strategic policy monitoring and representation for prime contractors on Urban Flood Safety & Water Quality District projects. Monitors rulemaking and legislative amendments, evaluates regulatory implications, and prepares briefings and testimony for the District board. Represents the District at hearings and community meetings. Develops training materials to standardize permitting practices. Delivers policy briefings and training manuals.

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