Miami-Dade Supplier Systems #EVN0024146

Miami-Dade County Solicits Municipal Advisory Services for Enterprise Segment Revenue Debt

Miami-Dade County is seeking proposals for municipal advisory services to support revenue debt transactions for its Enterprise Segment Departments. - Government Buyer: - Miami-Dade County, Office of Management and Budget, Strategic Procurement Department - Contact: Princess Brown - Scope of Services: - Municipal advisory services for revenue debt transactions (bonds, notes, certificates, and other financing instruments) - Ongoing financial advisory support for the Aviation, Seaport, and Solid Waste Management departments - Services include: - Advising on bond issuance and sale methods - Preparation and review of offering documents - Pricing and timing recommendations - Rating agency presentations - Financial analyses - Non-bond related financial advisory services - Excludes swaps or derivative products - Vendor Requirements: - Proposers must be registered municipal advisors with the SEC and MSRB - Experience and qualifications in municipal advisory services are emphasized - Pricing Structure: - Per bond issue fees - Hourly rates for non-bond work - Notable Requirements: - Electronic proposal submission via INFORMS system - Compliance with Miami-Dade County's Public Service Honor Code - Joint ventures permitted if legally formed - No specific OEMs or product vendors are named, as this is a professional services solicitation - The contract is part of a broader effort to replace existing municipal advisory contracts, focusing on the Enterprise Segment

Description

Miami-Dade County Office of Management and Budget is soliciting proposals from registered municipal advisors to provide municipal advisory services for revenue debt transactions and services. These services include issuance of bonds, notes, certificates, or other financing instruments, excluding swaps or derivative products, for the County's Enterprise Segment Departments. The Enterprise Segment includes the Miami-Dade Aviation Department, Seaport, and Solid Waste Management departments. The contract is anticipated to be awarded for a seven-year period.

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