City RFP - 10 Year Public Safety, Health and Welfare Strategic Plan

The City of Stamford, located in Fairfield County, Connecticut, is seeking proposals for a comprehensive 10-Year Public Safety, Health and Welfare Strategic Plan through RFP No. 2025.0166. The procurement aims to develop a long-term strategic planning document that will guide the city's public safety, health, and welfare services over the next decade. Interested vendors must submit their proposals electronically through the ProcureWare platform by November 7, 2024, at 4:00 PM EST. Technical questions should be directed to Lou DeRubeis, Director of Public Safety Health and Welfare, at (203)-977-4151, while procurement-related inquiries can be made to Erik J. Larson, Purchasing Agent, at (203) 977-4107. The solicitation requires vendors to create a comprehensive strategic plan that likely includes in-depth analysis, future projections, resource allocation recommendations, and strategic initiatives for improving public safety, health, and welfare services within the city. No pre-proposal meeting or RFP deposit is required for participation.

The RFP is open to all vendors without specific set-aside designations or restrictions on organizational types. No incumbent vendor information is provided in the solicitation documents, and there are no explicit details about existing infrastructure or technology integration requirements. The estimated total value of the contract is not specified, and payment terms remain unaddressed in the available documentation. While the RFP does not outline specific evaluation criteria, vendors can anticipate that proposals will likely be assessed on the comprehensiveness of the strategic plan, the vendor's expertise in public sector strategic planning, and the potential impact of proposed strategies on the city's public safety, health, and welfare services. The primary contact for the solicitation is Kristopher Bottoni, located at 888 Washington Blvd, Stamford, CT, who can provide additional information if needed. Vendors interested in this opportunity should carefully review all documents available on the ProcureWare platform and ensure their proposals meet the city's strategic planning needs.