Feasibility Analysis Service

The government authority located in Utah is seeking a vendor to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study evaluating alternative models for the provision of municipal services. This study must address operational, fiscal, and administrative considerations to help the agency determine the most viable service delivery methods. The selected vendor will analyze multiple service delivery scenarios, which must include the continued provision of services, the direct provision of services by the City, and hybrid or contractual models combining City services with interlocal agreements or third-party providers. The scope of work requires a thorough revenue and expense analysis to identify all legally available and reasonably anticipated municipal revenue sources and associated expenses under each alternative, covering both recurring and non-recurring costs. The agency also requires the identification and evaluation of start-up, transition, operational, capital, and overhead costs associated with each scenario, alongside an assessment of long-term fiscal sustainability over a horizon of no less than five years. Additionally, the vendor must identify material legal, operational, financial, and governance risks and constraints for each option and develop potential mitigation strategies. The contract period will span one year, and the performance of the work will take place both offsite and onsite. Bidders must be located onshore within the United States to be eligible for this opportunity. The agency is looking for proposals to establish the budget for this project. All questions regarding this opportunity must be submitted no later than June 24, 2026.