Awarded vendors
- ECONorthwest
Description
The contract is for the provision of services related to the development of an Equitable Development Plan for the Heights District in Vancouver, Washington. The plan aims to promote equitable development and community engagement in the area. The contract includes tasks such as project kickoff and project management, community and stakeholder engagement support, background research and market analysis, best practices and case study review, feasibility analysis and benefit evaluation, and implementation, funding, and evaluation criteria. The contract has a maximum compensation of $246,230.00 USD. The City of Vancouver is the agency awarding the contract, and ECONorthwest is the vendor. Some key points of the contract include:
• The contract term is from May 1, 2022, to February 23, 2023.
• The vendor will provide monthly invoices to the City for payment.
• The City reserves the right to terminate the contract for convenience at any time.
• The vendor must comply with all relevant federal, state, and municipal laws, rules, policies, regulations, or ordinances in the performance of work under this Agreement.
• The vendor must obtain and maintain liability insurance during the term of the contract.
Some potential benefits of the contract to the City of Vancouver include:
• The development of an Equitable Development Plan that promotes community engagement and equitable development in the Heights District.
• The provision of services related to the plan, including project management, community engagement, and feasibility analysis.
• The potential for increased economic growth and development in the area.
However, there are also potential risks and challenges associated with the contract, such as:
• The risk of delays or cost overruns in the completion of the plan.
• The potential for disagreements or disputes between the City and the vendor.
• The challenge of ensuring that the plan is equitable and beneficial to all members of the community.
Overall, the contract has the potential to provide significant benefits to the City of Vancouver and the community, but it also requires careful management and monitoring to ensure its successful completion.