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Small Business Development & Management Consulting

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This scope was carved out of 2026-RFP-0179.

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Small Business Commercial District Support

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AgencyMichigan → Community Development - Economic Development
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Performs individualized consulting and specialized assistance services for prime contractors on City of Pontiac small business support projects. Conducts business assessments, develops participant action-plan templates, provides resource navigation, and delivers workshop calendars and educational materials. Requires expertise in the Main Street Four-Point Approach. Delivers documented consulting sessions and participant action plans.

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