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RFP Announced: August 10th, 2026
Questions Due: August 19th, 2026
Proposals Due: August 28th, 2026
Evaluation of Proposals: August 31st – September 9th, 2026
Interviews: September 2026
Consultant Selected: September 2026
Contract Negotiation: September 2026
City Council Approval: October 2026
Main Task Order Timeframe: October 2026 – January 2027
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City Of Redmond
The government authority in Redmond, Washington, seeks a consultant to conduct a comprehensive study of police user fees, parking-related fines, and cost recovery. The selected provider will evaluate existing police department fees and parking-related infraction fines, determine the current cost of applicable services, and develop defensible recommendations for updated fee and fine structures.
The study will address administrative, permitting, enforcement, and records-related services, along with parking and traffic-related infraction fines issued under city authority. The consultant will evaluate the full cost of selected police department services, develop a cost-of-service methodology for applicable fees, assess the adequacy of current fees, and recommend revised fee structures.
The work will also use policy-based and deterrence-based methodologies to evaluate parking and traffic fines, benchmark fees and fines against peer jurisdictions, establish a recommended periodic review cycle, and provide implementation guidance for city staff and council adoption. The contract period will be one year. Questions must be submitted by August 19, 2026.
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