Spalding County is soliciting qualified law firms to serve as the County Attorney, providing comprehensive legal counsel, representation, and advisory services to the Board of Commissioners, County Manager, departments, and elected officials for a two‑year term. The firm must be licensed in Georgia, possess experience with municipal law, and be able to respond to a wide range of civil, labor, real‑estate, procurement, and regulatory matters, including courtroom appearances and policy reviews. Submissions are due September 15, 2026, with an award expected in early October. The contract may be extended for an additional year.
• Scope includes general civil law, labor law, contract drafting, litigation support, FOIA and Sunshine Law guidance, and attendance at County meetings.
• Requires three qualified attorney résumés, references, conflict‑of‑interest disclosures, and proof of capacity to meet timely service demands.
• Contract term: 2 years (optional 1‑year renewal), hourly‑rate based compensation.
• Evaluation weighted on qualifications (20 %), attorney experience (30 %), availability/capacity (40 %), and quality‑assurance understanding (10 %).