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Board refers commissioner’s draft RFP for county economic development to committee with $20,000 not-to-exceed cap
Summary
Commissioner Felix asked the board to publish a request for proposals for community and economic development work based on a draft he circulated. The board voted to send the proposal to committee and directed administration to prepare a formal RFP with a not-to-exceed amount of $20,000 for consultant costs.
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Commissioner Felix asked the board to put out a request for proposals (RFP) for community and economic development work using a draft he circulated to commissioners. After discussion the board voted to refer the matter to committee and directed county administration to prepare a formal RFP based on Felix’s draft, with a not-to-exceed budget cap of $20,000 for outside work.
Felix said he had spoken with elected officials, business leaders and private citizens and asked administration to translate his draft into a formal solicitation. Board discussion focused on process and timing. County administration noted agendas for the next committee meeting were due the following day and that staff might not be able to include the final RFP in the packet, but could prepare materials for committee consideration.
A motion to have administration prepare the RFP and present it as a discussion item in committee, with final action at the full board in July and a cap of $20,000, was seconded and carried. One commissioner recorded a no vote. The motion instructs administration to return an RFP-ready document to committee for review; any procurement or contract would require separate final action by the full board.

