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Utility Grid Resiliency Support Program

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PE-92800-RFQC-2027-000000015State & Local

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The Georgia Environmental Finance Authority is seeking qualified entities to provide consulting services for a Utility Grid Resiliency Support Program aimed at enhancing the reliability and resilience of electric utility infrastructure across three Georgia utilities. The selected consultant will deliver technical assistance in areas including outage data management, reliability analysis, resiliency planning, restoration preparedness, and workforce development, supporting local governments and stakeholders in building more robust and responsive utility systems. This procurement is structured as a qualifications-based solicitation, where respondents must submit statements of qualifications for evaluation, with no guarantee of award even to those deemed most qualified. GEFA retains full discretion to reject any submissions, waive minor irregularities, or terminate the process at any time without obligation or liability. All submissions must strictly adhere to the instructions in the solicitation, which is open for responses until August 10, 2026, under solicitation number PE-92800-RFQC-2027-000000015. Interested parties should direct inquiries to Richard Sawyer at rsawyer@gefa.ga.gov and must ensure full compliance with applicable Georgia and federal laws for any potential agreement. The program's performance will occur throughout the state of Georgia, and while no set-aside or NAICS code is specified, the process prioritizes demonstrated expertise and capacity over price, with the ultimate goal of strengthening grid resilience for Georgia citizens and utility operators alike.

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Georgia seeks qualified consultant for grid resiliency support across three utilities via qualifications-based solicitation.

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Georgia Environmental Finance AuthorityView Agency

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541618 - Other Management Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

GA, USA

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GEFA RFQC No. 928- ERD26- UTLTYGRID Utility Grid Resiliency Support Program

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AgencyGeorgia Environmental Finance Authority
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Georgia Environmental Finance Authority
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The Georgia Environmental Finance Authority (GEFA), on behalf of Georgia local governments, related stakeholders/customers, and Georgia citizens, is interested in receiving responses from entities interested in providing consulting services for a Utility Grid Resiliency Support Program. It is envisioned that the successful entity/consultant will provide technical assistance in implementing a Utility Grid Resiliency Support Program, support GEFA in three Georgia electric utilities with improving outage data management, reliability analysis, resiliency planning, restoration preparedness, and utility workforce development, among other potential related services. Therefore, this Request for Qualified Contractor (RFQC) is being issued by GEFA in consideration of the stakeholders¿ interests and prescribes a qualifications-based initial step. One or more entities that respond to this RFQC by submitting statements of qualifications may be determined to be especially qualified and capable of delivering services and may be deemed eligible for further consideration by GEFA to provide these services as the Consultant. All respondents to this RFQC are subject to instructions communicated in this document and are cautioned to completely review the entire RFQC and follow instructions carefully. GEFA retains the right to reject any or all statements of qualifications or any, if applicable, subsequent submittals and/or proposals, and to waive technicalities, irregularities, and informalities, and retains the right to cancel or conclude this procurement at any time without selecting an entity to provide the described services, without any liability to any respondents, or any other person or entity, and is under no obligation to make an award relating to this RFQC to any person or entity. The final terms of any Agreement are subject, in all cases, to strict compliance with the applicable provisions of the state of Georgia and federal laws.

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