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This Solicitation opportunity from Virginia was posted on September 10, 2026. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

UOSA RFP 27-05 Compensation Study

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RFP-126911State & Local

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The Upper Occoquan Service Authority (UOSA) is soliciting proposals under RFP 27-05 for a qualified consulting firm to conduct a comprehensive classification, compensation, and benefits study for 181 full-time job classifications, excluding the Executive Director/CEO. The primary objective is to establish a competitive and sustainable program to improve recruitment and retention by evaluating current structures, addressing wage compression, and benchmarking benefits against regional public sector entities, including various Virginia water utilities and local governments. Key deliverables include a detailed market analysis, at least three compensation strategy options with associated cost impacts, a comprehensive communication plan for stakeholders, and a Standard Operating Procedure for maintaining the classification system. The contract will be awarded to the responsible offeror whose proposal is most advantageous to the Authority, based on a point-scoring system. Evaluation may include reference checks, oral presentations by finalists, and physical facility inspections. Proposals must be submitted by September 18, 2026, and must consist of a technical proposal limited to 30 pages and a separate cost proposal containing a detailed fee schedule. The project is expected to show significant progress by January 2027, with the contract term extending from execution until final project completion. Compliance with the Federal Civil Rights Act of 1964 and various Virginia employment and disability acts is required.

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UOSA seeks a consulting firm for a comprehensive classification, compensation, and benefits study.

Place of Performance

Centreville, VA, USA

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RFP #27-05 Compensation Study

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UOSA RFP 27-05 Addendum #1 - Compensation Study

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AgencyVirginia → Upper Occoquan Service Authority
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UOSA is seeking a qualified consulting firm to conduct a comprehensive classification, compensation, and benefits study for their workforce. This study aims to evaluate UOSA’s classification and compensation structures (including special pay, premium pay and incentive programs) to ensure competitive wages, create/enhance promotion career pathways, address wage compression, and to benchmark UOSA’s benefits to ensure market competitiveness. Other than the Executive Director/CEO position, the study will cover all UOSA job classifications (191 full-time positions).

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