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Rochester CSD Fiscal Consultant

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The New York State Education Department has entered into a single source contract with M Potter Coaching and Consulting, LLC to serve as a fiscal consultant for the Rochester City School District. The primary objective of this engagement is to develop effective and sustainable fiscal management practices in collaboration with the department and a monitor, ensuring the district can provide appropriate educational programs for all students. The contract spans a one year term from July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026, and applies across all New York State counties. This agreement was processed as a single source award, exempting it from standard advertising requirements.

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M Potter Coaching provides fiscal consulting for Rochester City School District from 2025-2026.

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All NYS counties, NY, USA

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AgencyNew York → NYS Department of Education
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Contract Manager89 Washington Avenue

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The New York State Education Department will contract with M Potter Coaching and Consulting, LLC to ensure that the district, in collaboration with the monitor and the department, develops effective and sustainable fiscal management practices to ensure that the district is able to provide appropriate educational programs for all its students. The contract is for a 1 year term. Reason for advertising exemption: Single Source Award recipient: M Potter Coaching and Consulting, LLC Any questions or comments regarding this notice of sole-source, single-source, or procurement otherwise exempt from advertising in the NYS Contract Reporter should be directed to the contact person listed for the contracting agency or public authority. Ad end date:10/29/2025 Contract term: 07/01/2025-06/30/2026 County(ies): All NYS counties

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