C2023797_CleanTechSectorStudyRFP_Addendum1.pdf
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- S-12300-00009323
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- Marion County, Oregon
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This document is an addendum to RFP No. C2023797 issued by the Oregon Business Development Department (OBDD) for a Cleantech Sector Competitiveness Assessment and Opportunity Analysis Consultant. The addendum provides responses to questions received regarding the requested services, including the level of assistance to be provided by OBDD staff and the anticipated award date, which is expected to be within the first two weeks of March. The RFP specifies a 6-page limit for proposals, excluding attachments.
The contract opportunity involves the selected consultant/firm defining the Cleantech Sector in Oregon, identifying opportunities, goals, priorities, and strategies for growing the sector, which may include the expansion of existing firms and attraction of new businesses. The jurisdictions involved in this opportunity are Marion County and the City of Salem.
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Addendum #1 to RFP No. C2023797
OregonBuys Open Market Bid S-12300-00009323
“Cleantech Sector Competitiveness
Assessment and Opportunity Analysis- Consultant”
The Oregon Business Development Department (OBDD or Business Oregon) has received questions regarding the requested services This addendum serves to answer the questions received. None of the answers in this Addendum #1 modify or add to the directions in the RFP document but may provide useful information for drafting a proposal.
Thank you for your continued interest in this Project.
Q1. What assistance will the Business Oregon staff provide?
A1. Business Oregon will convene regular project progress calls with the selected firm to provide clarification and guidance, as appropriate, where questions or decisions points arise in the course of carrying out the work.
Q2. What is the anticipated award date?
A2. We can expect to award a contract within the first two weeks of March.
Q3. Can we include information in the appendix (i.e, resumes, additional info) that does not count toward the 6-page limit?
A3. No. Proposals are limited to the 6-page limit, excluding Attachments A and B provided in the RFP.
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