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This Solicitation opportunity from California was posted on April 20, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

Underwriter Pool Services and General Airport Revenue Bond Underwriting

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2026-RFP-079State & Local

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The Ontario International Airport Authority (OIAA) is soliciting proposals to establish a qualified pool of underwriting firms to support anticipated General Airport Revenue Bond (GARB) financings totaling approximately $500 million, planned as two negotiated series in 2026 and 2027. This solicitation aims to identify firms capable of delivering comprehensive underwriting services, including bond structuring, marketing, pricing, credit rating agency liaison, syndicate management, and post-closing reporting. The contract term for the underwriter pool is three years, with options for one-year extensions and potential adjustments in pool membership. Selection to the pool does not guarantee transaction participation; final allocation of underwriting roles for each series will be based on proposal merit, firm qualifications, and demonstrated approach to bond issuance strategy. Proposals must demonstrate a deep understanding of OIAA’s financial and credit profile and present a well-considered approach to bond structuring, execution, and market positioning under varying conditions. Important evaluation factors include firms’ relevant experience with airport revenue bonds exceeding $100 million, credit rating agency strategies, distribution capabilities, and pricing competitiveness—with pricing discipline emphasized as a material component. The solicitation requires submission of key personnel biographies, conflict of interest disclosures, and detailed underwriting compensation structures, discouraging loss-leader pricing to promote sustainability. Proposals are limited to 15 narrative pages and must be submitted electronically by May 12, 2026. The scope includes adherence to specified financing assumptions, legal agreements, and certification requirements, though no Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses apply, as this is a municipal financing engagement managed from Ontario, California. The Authority prioritizes a holistic, trade-off approach to award, balancing price with technical and strategic quality to select long-term underwriting partners.

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OIAA seeks underwriting firms for $500M airport bonds; three-year pool, proposals due May 2026.

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RFP_Underwriter_2026_v1.docx

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Underwriter Pool Services and General Airport Revenue Bond Underwriting.pdf

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AgencyCalifornia → Finance
Contacts2 people available
OfficeOntario, CA, 91761, USA
Organization / AgencyCalifornia → Finance
Office AddressOntario, CA, 91761, USA
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Alex BallesterosSr. Manager of Capital Finance & Treasury
Susana St. CyrProcurement Manager

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Through this Request for Proposals (RFP), the Authority seeks to: • Establish a pool of qualified underwriting firms to support potential future financings during the pool term; and • Evaluate each firm's proposed approach to structuring, marketing, and pricing anticipated bond issuances. The Authority currently anticipates issuing approximately $500 million in General Airport Revenue Bonds (GARBs) through negotiated sales structured as two separate series: Series 2026, anticipated to be issued in calendar year 2026; and Series 2027, anticipated to be issued in calendar year 2027. These financings are expected to support capital improvement projects and may include the refinancing of certain existing obligations. Final transaction size, structure, and timing will be determined based on the Authority's Board-approved Capital Improvement Program (CIP) and associated financing plans. Selection to the underwriter pool does not guarantee participation in any specific transaction. Assignment of underwriting roles for the anticipated 2026 and 2027 bond issuances will be determined by the Authority based on proposal evaluations, interviews (if conducted), and overall demonstrated qualifications.

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