Longview’s review examines responsibilities and decisions, including the future chief operating officer role. Phase I is the initial assignment; leadership, succession and capability phases are optional. Consultants must nevertheless price all seven deliverables and a total not-to-exceed amount. The Port publishes no budget, and pricing guarantees no later work.

Scoring assigns 40 points to team qualifications, 30 to similar projects and 30 to price. Supply two similar-project examples and three references; attributed partner/in-progress work is permitted. The ten-page non-cost limit includes the cover letter and project examples. Pricing, Appendix C, cover pages, contents and key-personnel resumes are excluded under Addendum 2 Q43; another resume answer differs.

Read the RFP and both addenda together. Use corrected identifier 26-068-PSC, replacing 26-066. Submit one PDF, no larger than 20 MB, to both specified email addresses by 2 October, 5 p.m. Pacific. Hyperlinks are stripped before evaluation. Questions closed 18 September, before the proposal deadline. Check original insurance and conditions.

Washington’s Health Care Authority is reissuing RFQQ 2026HCA01 to widen its behavioral-health and recovery training and support pool. The official notice describes seven categories, including new Problem Gambling services. Bidders may select one or more categories and activities. Existing contractors need not rebid an established category, but may seek a new category if qualified.

The issuer requires a Washington business license, or a commitment to obtain one within 30 calendar days of apparent successful bidder selection. Bidders need at least three years providing their selected-category services to listed settings and three years providing those services to diverse staff or populations in those settings. General consulting experience does not establish these specialist qualifications.

Initial bids are due 1 October at 3 p.m. Pacific. Questions closed 16 September; the 21 September interested-subcontractor exhibit was optional. Obtain the full WEBS RFQQ and amendments for submission mechanics. Funding is determined as needed per work order, with no guaranteed minimum or maximum work. The notice establishes the route; applicants must check their own qualifications and complete response.

A workforce survey becomes demanding before the charts appear. The Port of Seattle seeks survey design and administration for approximately 2,600 employees, with predictive and prescriptive key-driver analysis and recommendations. Solicitation 00322918 has a not-to-exceed value of US$300,000 for the agreement, with work expected from early 2027 through the end of 2032.

The official packet sets proposals for 6 October at noon Pacific. The 10 September virtual pre-proposal conference was expressly not mandatory. The optional questions window closed 18 September. A firm that missed the conference can still review the requirements; participation in the meeting is not an entry condition.

Submit by email to the address in the packet, using a searchable PDF proposal and separate required company-information, fee and resume attachments. The proposal body is limited to eight pages; exclusions are specified. Hosted links and compressed files are not accepted, and the email server has a 10 MB limit. Read the complete packet before responding; the ceiling does not guarantee spend.

Professional-services suppliers can examine OASIS+ properly. GSA says all six solicitations are continuously open until further notice across 13 domains, including Human Capital, Social Services and Management and Advisory. Begin with the domain the firm can substantiate.

OASIS+ is a governmentwide vehicle for later agency buying. Admission and a task-order award are separate decisions; neither future orders nor income are guaranteed. Phase II apparent-awardee announcements began in May, with the workbook updated 25 September. An apparent awardee is a procurement step, not proof of an executed contract. A master ceiling has not been independently reread here.

Use the OASIS+ Submission Portal, but establish requirements from the controlling SAM.gov solicitation and amendments, which take precedence over website or FAQ wording. Individual solicitations, scores and qualification thresholds were not freshly reviewed. Check the applicable set-aside and qualifying performance. No fixed close is stated. A personal evidence-review reminder is not a federal deadline.

A research question does not always need a large procurement. Energy Trust’s Planning, Evaluation and Research Tasks pool gives consultants a standing route for planning and program questions. The current contracting page accepts consultants on an ongoing basis through 31 December 2026. Respondents may select any or all of the listed work areas.

The current RFQ describes smaller research projects below US$100,000 each, with larger projects procured through separate public requests. That is project scale, not a published pool budget or guaranteed assignment. The response asks for relevant qualifications and three references, diversity and equity responses, staffing and rates, conflict disclosure, and a signed response cover sheet.

Choose the work areas the team can support and connect the examples, methods and proposed rates to them. Read the current packet’s page limits and instructions before responding. No final hour or time zone is stated in the reviewed evidence, so calendar reminders remain all-day. Admission creates consideration for later work rather than a promised assignment.

UW’s Alliance lists an ongoing caregiver support and foster-parent training pool. Its linked English packet is CaRES Co-Trainer/Mentor, RFQ 22-0039, while the supplier page labels it 22-0038. The mentor role provides caregiver follow-up, resources and local connections.

The linked packet requires a licensed Washington foster caregiver in good standing, no founded allegations, at least five years’ foster-care experience and local resource knowledge. Caregiver Core Training may be completed in the first month after hiring. General consulting experience does not meet these conditions.

Supply license and training evidence or progress, two community references, a signed checklist and a caregiver-scenario response. The original term ended 20 June 2024 with discretionary extensions, although the current listing says ongoing. Confirm the number and current terms with UW. No fixed close or guaranteed business is stated.

Seattle’s consultant roster is a set of specific doors into public work. The City’s policy describes 96 categories across 13 solicitations, with departments able to select consultants for projects worth US$420,000 or less. The ceiling belongs to later projects, not every listed firm. Admission is consideration for work, not a purchase order.

Applicants need at least three completed projects within each selected category’s scope. The City’s small-business priority also changes access: a category closes to large firms once 15 or more small businesses join, and previously approved large firms may be removed. Check the definition before assuming the priority applies.

Applications run through the official OpenGov procurement portal. The policy was checked through the current official search listing, but the page could not be opened directly; actual category acceptance and priority closures remain unread. Confirm the relevant solicitation’s live state. No fixed close is stated; use a personal reminder while assembling category-specific evidence.