Firm Profile Sample Clauses

Firm Profile. Proposers shall provide a description of the capabilities, experience and expertise (and the direct value of that experience, capability, and structure) of the firm as a whole in fulfilling the County’s needs and in the following aspects of financial management: 1. Development of financing plans; 2. Issuance of tax-exempt debt (bonds and notes); 3. Debt backed by Tourism Development Tax (TDT) is the most common form of outstanding debt for the County. Proposers shall explain the experience of the firm with the County and Florida TDT and your view on the best approach if future TDT debt is needed or if future capital planning indicates large projects would qualify for TDT funding. Proposers shall describe the experience of the firm in modeling the County or Florida TDT revenues, expenses, and debt capacity. 4. Proposers shall describe a specific past example of a significant financial project or plan of finance designed by the firm as financial advisor for an organization located in the County (or as near the County as possible if your firm has never previously worked on a significant County project). Proposers shall provide the planning process, revenue projection process, debt or finance plan, approval process, the course of the project, and the resulting outcomes in relation to the expected planning. The County is particularly interested in large high-cost projects that will be recognizable in and around Orange County and Central Florida; 5. Proposers shall provide all ratings actions dating back ten (10) years for financial advisory clients of the firm located in Orange County (county, schools, cities, authorities, etc.) when the firm was financial advisor to the County client. Proposers shall briefly describe how the financial advisory services provided by the firm to the client and the experience presenting the credit impacted the ratings process outcome. If the firm has not had Orange County clients in the last ten years, please briefly describe the understanding of clients like the County that the firm has assisted elsewhere with rating agency presentations and ratings processes. Orange County has a unique and robust economy. In order to achieve the best credit ratings possible, Orange County must explain the Orange County economy to rating agencies to present the growing diversification and economic opportunity. For this reason, the County seeks a financial advisory firm with demonstrated experience in presenting credits to national rating agencies...
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Firm Profile. Founded in 1978, Sunrise Engineering is a full-service Civil Engineering and Surveying firm that has been providing professional design and consulting services for municipalities throughout the western region of the United States for 37 years. More importantly, Sunrise has been operating in Arizona since 1985 and has since accumulated a wealth of experience in providing municipal and on-call services to clients in and around the Phoenix Metropolitan area including the Cities of Avondale, Mesa, Chandler, Tempe, Tucson, Eloy and the Casa Grande, and the Towns of Gilbert, Queen Creek, Xxxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx and Xxxxxx.
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Firm Profile. Community Paradigm Associates, LLC, is a multi-dimensional organization focusing on governmental, nonprofit, and community concerns. It develops transformational initiatives and innovative solutions designed to enhance the dynamics of communities. Its Principal and Associates draw upon their extensive government, academic, and private sector experience to provide the answers clients need to effectively and efficiently manage their organizations. Xx. Xxxxx served as City Manager of Lowell, Massachusetts, for eight years and as Town Manager of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, for 20 years. He served on Lieutenant Governor Xxxxx Xxxxxx’x Task Force on Local Government Workforce Skills Gap, is a Senior Fellow at Suffolk University, and serves as an adjunct professor at both Suffolk University and University of Massachusetts Xxxxxx. He earned a Master of Public Administration degree from University of Massachusetts Amherst and a Bachelor of Science degree in Political Science from the University of Xxxxxx.
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Firm Profile. Provide a narrative of the proposer’s qualifications as they relate to providing the services outlined in the Scope of Service Sections of this RFP. Proposers shall provide examples of the firm’s experience, capabilities, and structure that will be available to fill the County needs (and the direct value of that experience, capability, and structure). The information provided shall specifically include the following on a role-by-role basis: 1. Proposers seeking consideration for award as SEC Disclosure Counsel shall provide a description of the capabilities, experience and structure of the firm proposed to assist the County in the following aspects of municipal finance: • Florida municipal bond law and legislative impacts on pledged revenues, • Rules and regulations pertinent to disclosure regarding municipal bonds,(including your firms approach to regulatory initiatives such as the SEC Municipal Continuing Disclosure Compliance initiative and the recent addition to material events) • Preparation and issuance of preliminary and final official statements, and • Other expected duties and areas of practice as set forth in the Scope of Services for SEC Disclosure Counsel 2. Proposers seeking consideration for award as Sales Tax and Utilities Revenue Bond Counsel shall provide a description of the capabilities, experience and structure of the firm proposed to assist the County in the following aspects of municipal finance: • Florida municipal bond law and legislative impacts on pledged revenues, • Federal tax law pertinent to municipal bonds, • local government law pertinent to municipal bonds, • special legal considerations relating to the expected repayment sources and types of financial undertakings, • bond validation proceedings; and • other expected duties and areas of practice as set forth in the Scope of Services for Sales Tax and Utilities Revenue Bond Counsel, and/or Special Services Bond Counsel NOTE: OMISSION OF ITEM 2 SHALL REMOVE A PROPOSER FROM CONSIDERATION FOR SALES TAX AND UTILITIES REVENUE BOND COUNSEL.
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