Douglas County Board Of CommissionersIssuing agency·Georgia·via the Georgia Procurement Registry (DOAS)The Douglas County Board of Commissioners (DCBOC) is seeking sealed proposals from qualified and experienced Financial Advisor to provide Financial Advisor Services for Douglas County Board of Commissioners. The selected firm will provide seeking proposals from firms qualified and interested in functioning as its Municipal Advisor / Financial Advisor.
The County has two main purposes in selecting an Advisor. First, the Advisor will assist the County in reviewing and developing financial policies, programs and plans that enhance the County's financial strength and sustainability to include development of maintenance/replacement funds with related financing plans. The Advisor's second role will be to assist in the structuring and issuance of bonds or private placement debt for funding of significant capital needs. The County retains the option to select more than one firm as its Advisor.
DOUGLAS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Purchasing Department
REQUEST FOR PRPOPOSAL
SOLICITATION NO. 26-028
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The Douglas County Board of Commissioners (DCBOC) is seeking sealed proposals from
qualified and experienced Financial Advisor to provide Financial Advisor Services for
Douglas County Board of Commissioners. The selected firm will provide seeking proposals
from firms qualified and interested in functioning as its Municipal Advisor / Financial
Advisor.
The County has two main purposes in selecting an Advisor. First, the Advisor will assist the
County in reviewing and developing financial policies, programs and plans that enhance
the County’s financial strength and sustainability to include development of
maintenance/replacement funds with related financing plans. The Advisor’s second role
will be to assist in the structuring and issuance of bonds or private placement debt for
funding of significant capital needs. The County retains the option to select more than one
firm as its Advisor.
The response to this request, together with the related costs, data, and supporting
documentation will be used to make the final vendor selection. The proposal will be
included as part of the contract between the Douglas County Board of Commissioners and
the selected firm. The County reserves the right to reject any and all proposals and the right
to its option to waive or refuse to waive any defect or informality in any proposal. The
County Administrator and/or other qualified Douglas County personnel for the purpose of
selecting proposals with whom negotiations may be conducted, will subject all responsive
proposals received to an evaluation.
The selected Financial Advisor will assist the County in reviewing and developing financial policies, programs and plans that enhance financial strength and sustainability, including development of maintenance/replacement funds with related financing plans. The Advisor will also assist in the structuring and issuance of bonds or private placement debt for funding of significant capital needs. Services may include long-range financial planning, debt affordability analysis, capital improvement planning, financing alternatives analysis, debt issuance assistance, credit rating services, refunding analysis, private placement financing evaluation, short-term financing advice, investment and cash management assistance, financial modeling, market analysis, and post-issuance services.
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Source: Georgia Procurement Registry (solicitation PE-64800-NONST-2026-000000084), retrieved via the Georgia Procurement Registry (DOAS). View the official posting, and always confirm requirements and deadlines with the issuing agency.
