New York State Contract Reporter #RFQ #2026-03

Nassau County IDA Seeks Economic and Fiscal Impact Analysis Consulting Services

Nassau County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) is seeking qualified economic development consulting firms or individuals to provide economic and fiscal impact analysis services for proposed agency projects. - Government Buyer: - Nassau County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) - Services Requested: - Economic and fiscal impact analyses of proposed projects - Review of project applications and supporting materials - Meetings with project applicants and agency representatives - Delivery of written reports analyzing: - Job retention and creation - Tax and PILOT (Payment in Lieu of Taxes) revenues - Costs including financial assistance and additional municipal services (education, transportation, emergency services) - For housing projects: estimation of new school-age children and associated public school costs - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Analyses must address both benefits and costs, including detailed breakdowns for housing projects - Multiple firms may be selected for an as-needed qualified contractor list - No specific OEMs, products, or part numbers are named; this is a professional services opportunity - Contract Details: - Services to be provided on an as-needed basis - Contract term expected through December 31, 2028, with flexible termination options

Description

The Nassau County Industrial Development Agency seeks qualified economic development consulting firms and/or persons to conduct economic and fiscal impact analyses of proposed projects of the Agency and related professional services. The services include reviewing project applications, meeting with applicants and Agency representatives, and delivering written economic and fiscal analysis reports. The analysis will examine benefits such as job retention and creation, tax and PILOT revenues, and costs including financial assistance, municipal services, and other costs identified by the Agency. For housing projects, the analysis will estimate the number of new school-age children attending public schools and the associated costs.

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