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This Solicitation opportunity from Connecticut was posted on September 16, 2025. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Request for Proposals - Examination Assistance Firm

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DOB - 005State & Local

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NAICS: 522310
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USDA Rural Development is consolidating multiple fragmented loan-servicing support functions into a single nationwide Blanket Purchase Agreement under the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, specifically utilizing SIN 522310 for Financial Advising, Loan Servicing, and Asset Management. The goal is to streamline operations, improve service consistency, enhance regulatory compliance, and achieve significant cost savings of 8.65% across a portfolio valued at over $94 million, including all option years. The contract, structured with a one-year base and nine optional years, will be performed primarily from Saint Louis, Missouri, and will require the prime contractor to deliver end-to-end servicing including loan modification, workout strategies, digital modernization, and audit and compliance support. Market research concluded that no small business can perform at least 50% of the requirement due to the scale, complexity, and technical demands, justifying a substantial bundling action under FAR 7.107-2, with the SBA formally coordinated and a Determination and Findings document supporting the decision. Despite the prime being restricted to other-than-small businesses, a 22% small business subcontracting goal has been established, and Contract Team Arrangements are permitted to enable small business participation through GSA Schedule vehicles. Evaluation will prioritize small business participation as the primary factor, alongside technical approach, past performance, and cost, indicating a trade-off method rather than LPTA. The contractor must hold MISMO certification, demonstrate experience managing large federal loan portfolios, and maintain robust compliance and audit teams. No security clearances are required, but performance will be assessed against operational benchmarks including regulatory compliance rates, error reduction, timeliness, and borrower outcome improvements. Invoicing, payment, and detailed accounting data are not specified, but oversight is retained by the USDA Rural Housing Service’s Servicing Office, which holds inherently governmental authority for final acceptance. The contract is set to be awarded through SAM.gov with a posting date of July 27, 2026, and point of contact is James Sowden with Bridget Purdy as secondary.
Rural Housing Service

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about 1 month ago

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The Connecticut Department of Banking is seeking proposals from qualified and certified public accounting or financial consulting firms to support its examination activities of various Connecticut-chartered financial institutions. These institutions encompass a broad range of entities, including banks, trust banks, credit unions, Innovation Banks, money transmitters, mortgage brokers and lenders, and investment advisers. The primary purpose of this solicitation is to establish a qualified pool of firms that can be engaged on an as-needed basis to assist with examinations, provide specialized expertise, and potentially conduct training sessions for Department personnel. The Department emphasizes selecting firms based on their relevant expertise tailored to the specific type of financial institution being examined, ensuring that the assistance provided aligns with the unique regulatory and operational considerations of each entity. The solicitation, identified as "Request for Proposals - Examination Assistance Firm," was posted on September 16, 2025, with a deadline for responses set for October 17, 2025. The contract size is estimated to range between $500,000 and $2,000,000, reflecting the scope and potential volume of examination support required. The Department aims to compile a list of qualified firms under NAICS code 522310, which pertains to financial transaction processing, funding, and related activities. The Department’s primary contact for this RFP is Matt Saunig, reachable via email and phone. The process is open to all eligible vendors, and further details are accessible through the Connecticut Department of Administrative Services’ bid portal.

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Agency

Connecticut → Department of BankingView Agency

NAICS

522310 - Mortgage and Nonmortgage Loan BrokersView NAICS

Place of Performance

CT, USA

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DOB - 005 Request for Proposals - Examination Assistance Firm

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AgencyConnecticut → Department of Banking
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The Connecticut Department of Banking (the "Department") requests written proposals from qualified, certified public accounting or other financial consulting firms (“Firms”), to assist the Department, on an as needed basis, with examinations of Connecticut chartered financial institutions, including, but not limited to, Connecticut banks, trust banks, credit unions, Innovation Banks, money transmitters, mortgage brokers and lenders, and investment advisers. The Department may also retain a Firm(s) to conduct training for Department personnel. The Department intends to compile a list of qualified Firms with expertise in any of the above referenced financial institution business models. The Department will retain Firms for assistance on an as needed basis, and selection of the Firm will be based on the expertise required for the financial institution that the Department is examining.