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Questions due by September 17th, 2026.
Proposals due by September 24th, 2026.
Partnership expected to remain in place until March 15th, 2028.
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Town Of Arlington
The government authority in Arlington, Massachusetts, seeks a home performance contractor to provide marketing support, customer intake, scheduling, and direct home performance and weatherization services for residents in one- to four-unit buildings. The contractor will support market-rate homeowners, rental properties, moderate-income residents, low-income residents, and customers who are not comfortable communicating in English.
Marketing and outreach activities may include co-branded campaigns using approved Town logos and seals, tabling at public events, door-to-door canvassing, direct mail, digital advertising, public displays, print advertising, community media programming, and radio advertising. All marketing materials that reference the Town or use its branding must receive approval from the Town and its designated representatives.
The contractor should maintain a call center capable of handling inbound and outbound calls to interested residents identified by the agency, All In Energy, or Electrify. Services should include customized scheduling and weatherization protocols, appointment confirmations, pre-service and post-service communications, agency reports, follow-up outreach, and communication during service delivery. The contractor must be able to provide communications and service support in languages other than English, including app-based translation during outreach and visits.
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