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Public Policy Analysis Government Contracts

6 government contract opportunities classified as Public Policy Analysis, spanning federal and state/local solicitations. Updated daily.

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6 state, local & education solicitations AI-tagged as Public Policy Analysis.

Business, Economic Development, & Tourism

The Military and Community Relations Office (MACRO) is an office under the Department of Business and Economic Development and Tourism (DBEDT). The MACRO promotes positive relationships between Hawai'i's military and civilian sectors by fostering mutual respect and understanding through collaboration on issues important to both the State of Hawai'i and the United States Department of Defense. Through engagement, education, and transparent communication with the military, MACRO is committed to promoting and preserving the foundations of Hawaiʻi. Public discussion in Hawaiʻi has increasingly raised questions about whether and to what extent the military influences rental prices, affordability, and housing availability. At the same time, Hawaiʻi faces persistent housing shortages, rising household costs, and market pressures that also affect local residents. This study is intended to evaluate if there is a correlation between the military presence in Hawaiʻi and housing market outcomes, while also identifying other factors affecting rents and housing affordability statewide. This study aims to provide updated, data-driven insights into the relationship between Hawaiʻi’s military presence and the State’s housing market, with a primary focus on rental housing affordability and availability. The findings will support informed policy discussions and deepen understanding of the factors influencing housing conditions statewide. The study will build on prior reports, such as: https://www.wardresearch.com/2024-hawaii-housing-planning-study https://www.scribd.com/document/833678700/Hawaii-Perspectives-Winter-2024-Report Key factors to be examined may include, but are not limited to: • Rental Supply & Availability: Levels of housing production, vacancy rates, and unit availability across counties and zip codes. • Household Income & Wages: Income among civilian and military households, broken down by income brackets (below 80% AMI, 80-100% AMI, 100-125% AMI, and above) to assess differences in rent-to-income ratios and affordability. • Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH): The role of federal housing allowances in supporting military households participating in the local rental market. • Short-term & Vacation Rentals: The influence of short-term rentals, visitor accommodation markets, and non-resident property ownership on housing availability. • Cost of Living & Inflation: Broader economic pressures that affect both household budgets and housing costs. • Household Structure & Living Arrangements: Differences in household size, multi-generational living, and occupancy patterns between military and civilian households. • Geographic Variation: Distinct housing conditions across counties, islands, and neighborhoods, including areas with limited military presence. Work on the scope shall commence upon the full execution of a contract between the successful Offeror and MACRO.

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The State of Hawaii's MACRO seeks a data-driven study to analyze the impact of military presence on rental housing affordability and availability statewide, examining factors like income, housing supply, and economic pressures to inform policy discussions.

State of Hawaii · Hawaii

Posted Jun 8, 2026Due Jul 6, 2026NAICS 541720Sol: RFP-26-05-MACRO

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Shared Ride Tax Analysis - Feasibility Study

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Conduct a feasibility study on implementing a Shared Ride tax for Los Angeles County, California.

los angeles · california

Posted Apr 30, 2026Due May 8, 2026PQS - Prequalified SolicitationNAICS 541690Sol: 006Ql00000aRcinIAC

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Commission on VASAP

VASAP Study

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The Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program (VASAP) seeks a contractor to conduct a comprehensive study on the sustainability of its structure and funding model, including stakeholder facilitation, research, and a final report due by October 1, 2026.

virginia · virginia

Posted Mar 12, 2026Due Apr 13, 2026SONAICS 541720Sol: 115726

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Montana Agency

Facilitation of IEE Working Group under HB 153 (2025)

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Montana seeks a national organization to facilitate the Independent Economic Evaluation Working Group under HB 153 from July 2025 to January 2026, focusing on Phase I activities.

Montana · Montana

Posted Jun 27, 2025Due Jul 10, 2025rfpNAICS 541611Sol: LEG-RFP-2025-0036AB

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Alpine County

Evaluation of Biomass Facility in Eastern Alpine County.

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Alpine County seeks consulting firms to analyze the feasibility and community impact of a biomass facility in Eastern Alpine County. The study will inform voters on a ballot initiative to prohibit biomass and trash incineration power plants. Proposals must comply with Elections Code 9111.

Alpine County · California

Posted Jul 6, 2022Due Jul 20, 2022rfpNAICS 541620Sol: 71

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Forestry Comm

Evaluation on Expanding E-Bike Access

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The South Carolina Forestry Commission is seeking proposals for an evaluation on expanding e-bike access. Bidders should submit their proposals by February 12, 2025, at 2:00 PM.

south carolina · south carolina

Due Feb 12, 2025NAICS 541620Sol: 5400027896

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