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RFI 20262042 Legal Services
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The City of Eugene is seeking Letters of Interest from qualified attorneys or law firms licensed by the Oregon State Bar to form an Established Pool of legal service providers. This pool will be used as a resource when the City requires legal services or specific projects arise. The City will review the credentials of pool members and may enter into contracts with suitable providers as needs develop, rather than awarding a contract immediately upon selection. The solicitation, titled "RFI 20262042 Legal Services," was posted on May 28, 2026, and responses are due by August 1, 2026. The opportunity is managed by the Purchasing office in Eugene, Oregon, with Darren Schmidt serving as the point of contact. This request is a solicitation without a set-aside, intended to establish a prequalified group of legal professionals to support the City's ongoing and future legal service needs.
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Eugene, OR, 97401, USASet-Aside
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