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RFP 2026-0400-0239 Institutional Investing Legal Services

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2026-0400-0239State & Local

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The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation (APFC), under the State of Alaska, issued Request for Proposals RFP 2026-0400-0239 to secure experienced and well-qualified law firms to provide legal advice on matters directly or indirectly related to the corporation's institutional investment activities. The solicitation is structured into two distinct lots: Full Service Legal Counsel and Specialized Legal Counsel, each maintaining specific minimum experience requirements. Interested firms must submit electronic proposals to the procurement team by 2:00 pm Alaskan Time on April 16, 2026. The procurement process included two amendments to clarify firm organization, resource requirements, and the responsibilities of lead attorneys and key project personnel. Additionally, a Q&A session addressed critical operational details such as EEO obligations, federal contractor status, and the firmness of cost proposal rates. Applicants are required to provide comprehensive offeror information, including a 19-point certification checklist regarding financial and legal standing, conflict of interest disclosures, and a detailed work plan to be considered for selection.

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APFC seeks full and specialized legal counsel for institutional investment activities by April 2026.

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AK, USA

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Attachment 2-Submittal Form A – Offeror Information

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RFP 2026-0400-0239 Institutional Investing Legal Services

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RFP 2026-0400-0239 Institutional Investing Legal Services Amendment #1

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RFP 2026-0400-0239 Institutional Investing Legal Services Amendment #2

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Request For Proposals (RFP) Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation (APFC)

Institutional Investing Legal Services
********************************************************************************************************** Issued March 26th, 2026 Amendment 1 April 2, 2026 Amendment 2 April 8, 2026
The Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation (APFC) is seeking proposals from experienced and well-qualified law firms to advise the APFC on legal matters that are directly or indirectly related to the Corporation’s institutional investment activities.
********************************************************************************************************** Deadline for Receipt of Responses:
Responses should be submitted in electronic format to contact@example.gov no later than 2pm, prevailing Alaskan Time on April 16, 2026 as indicated on the postmark or email timestamp. It is the vendors responsibility to confirm their proposal has been received by APFC. Late submissions will not be considered. **********************************************************************************************************
Please review the attached RFP for further details. If you have any additional questions, please reach out to the procurement team at: contact@example.gov

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