Federal Lobbying Services
Closed State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- 269-2027-012
- State
- North Carolina
- Responses due
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Opportunity details come from charlottenc.bonfirehub.com. Updated .
About this opportunity
The City of Charlotte is soliciting proposals for federal lobbying services for the City and the Metropolitan Public Transportation Authority, with proposals due July 31, 2026.
The selected contractor must maintain a Washington, D.C.-area office and will serve as the primary representative before federal legislative and executive branch officials. Responsibilities include monitoring federal activity, communicating City and MPTA positions to Congress and executive agencies, and pursuing favorable policy, regulatory, and funding outcomes. The contractor will work under the direction of the City's Government Relations staff across priority areas including aviation, economic development, workforce development, sustainability and environmental quality, transportation infrastructure, housing and community development, planning and land use, public safety, public transportation, stormwater, local government finance and procurement, telecommunications, water and sewer, and other emerging City Council priorities.
The source does not specify contract value, term, evaluation criteria, or procurement timeline detail beyond the proposal due date.
Opportunity text
The City of Charlotte seeks a qualified firm or individual to provide federal lobbying services for the City and the Metropolitan Public Transportation Authority (MPTA), representing their interests before federal legislative and executive branch officials. The selected Contractor must maintain a Washington, D.C.-area office and will be responsible for monitoring federal activity, communicating the City's and MPTA's positions, and pursuing favorable policy, regulatory, and funding outcomes under the direction of the City's Government Relations staff. Services include continuous engagement with Congress and the Executive Branch across priority areas such as aviation, economic development, workforce development, sustainability and environmental quality, transportation infrastructure, housing and community development, planning and land use, public safety, public transportation, stormwater, local government finance and procurement, telecommunications, water and sewer, and other emerging City Council priorities.
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