Feasibility Study Service

The government authority located in Greeley, Colorado is seeking a vendor to provide a feasibility study service. The agency needs a comprehensive evaluation of current conditions to identify and analyze alternative models for service delivery and governance. The final deliverables must provide both involved agencies with recommendations and an implementation roadmap to guide future decisions. The scope of work covers an evaluation of alternative governance structures, including the continuation of contractual services, intergovernmental agreements, consolidation, or merger. The selected vendor must identify the advantages, disadvantages, feasibility, and legal pathways associated with consolidation, annexation, or current agreements. The project also requires a financial analysis of funding mechanisms, revenue streams, cost-sharing arrangements, and the current cost allocation formula to assess financial sustainability under various models. Additionally, the study must include a community risk assessment evaluating demographics, development trends, wildland-urban interface, commercial hazards, and other local conditions. The agency requires an analysis of how these risks influence service demand and resource needs now and in the future. The project also encompasses service delivery and performance analysis, staffing and resource deployment, and stakeholder and community engagement. Eligibility is limited to onshore organizations based in the United States. The agency is looking for proposals to determine the budget for this project. Bidders must submit any questions regarding this opportunity no later than July 17, 2026. An optional pre-proposal conference and pre-bid meeting will take place on July 8, 2026. Bidders may submit their responses digitally via email or through an online portal. The agency has not specified any other evaluation criteria or work history requirements.