Teton County, Wyoming seeks a registered Wyoming lobbyist to represent the County’s interests at the state level on issues such as land use, housing, intergovernmental relations, environmental quality, and state trust lands. The contractor will develop legislative plans, monitor and analyze relevant bills, provide briefings, liaise with legislators and agencies, assist with testimony, identify funding opportunities, and produce monthly activity summaries. The engagement may last up to two years, with a fixed‑fee or not‑to‑exceed monthly rate, and payments will be made monthly or as otherwise agreed.
• Scope includes advocacy, legislative monitoring, briefing, testimony support, coalition coordination, and grant‑opportunity research.
• Required qualifications: registered Wyoming lobbyist, demonstrated experience in the listed policy areas, and ability to maintain relationships with state legislators and agencies.
• Deliverables: legislative plan, regular updates, written summaries, and any ad‑hoc representation activities.
• Timeline: RFQ released 9/22/2026, response due 10/23/2026, interviews 10/26‑10/30/2026, fee proposals 11/6/2026, award decision 12/1/2026.
• Contract term negotiable up to 2 years, with early termination rights for either party.