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Request for Proposals from Qualified Financial Institutions to Serve as Designated Depository
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The City of Tupelo, Mississippi, is seeking proposals from qualified financial institutions to serve as its designated depository for a twenty-year term. This solicitation invites institutions that meet the qualifications outlined in Mississippi Code Ann. §§27-105-315 and 27-105-353 to submit their proposals. The opportunity is posted under solicitation number 3170034646, with a submission deadline of January 9, 2026. The contract pertains to services under NAICS code 561320 and is managed by the City of Tupelo’s government office in Mississippi. Interested financial institutions must ensure they comply with the specific statutory requirements to be considered eligible. The solicitation is a public request, and all proposals will be reviewed for their ability to meet the city’s financial depository needs over the designated term. Contact regarding the solicitation can be made via Kim Hanna at the provided email address, and further details are accessible through the official Mississippi government contract bid portal.
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Tupelo, MS, USASet-Aside
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