The City of New Orleans is seeking proposals for rebid contract recovery services. The objective is to conduct a comprehensive review of vendor contracts and expenditures to identify and recover financial shortfalls, consolidate services, and improve financial stewardship. Key dates include a release date of August 3, 2026, and a submission deadline of September 1, 2026. A DBE contract goal of 35% has been established. Proposals will be evaluated based on relevant experience, proposed approach, quality of deliverables, references, DBE participation, and price. Respondents must adhere to a cone of silence prohibition on communication with city staff. Submissions can be made via the supplier portal (BRASS) or in person/by courier.
The submission deadline is September 1, 2026, at 4:00 p. m. CST. submit your proposal on time.
The city will require the successful firm to enroll in its direct deposit electronic payment program. payments will be made electronically via automated clearing house ach and deposited directly into an account designated by the qualified respondent.
Proposals will be evaluated based on relevant experience and qualifications, proposed approach and methodology, quality of proposed deliverables, references, DBE participation, and price proposal. The selection committee will evaluate responses based on the technical criteria established under this section.
Contractors must have professionals with demonstrated experience in contract compliance auditing, expenditure analysis, revenue recovery, and financial analysis in a public sector or government contracting context. The contractors team shall include professionals with demonstrated experience in contract compliance auditing, expenditure analysis, revenue recovery, and financial analysis in a public sector or government contracting context.
Respondents have two business days from the date of notification by the designated purchasing official to appeal a decision of nonresponsiveness. respondent will have two 2 business days from the date of notification by the designated purchasing official to appeal the decision of nonresponsiveness.
Breaking the cone of silence may result in disqualification. breaking the cone of silence, if proven, may result in a disqualification of your response.