RFP PERMIT DATA VERIFICATION OF REAL PROPERTY
Federal opportunity from PD888 - City of Quincy Purchasing Department • City of Quincy. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Mar 19, 2026. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 80-13-00.
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The City of Quincy, acting through the Board of Assessors, is soliciting proposals for the Permit Data Verification of Real Property and Education of Property Owners with Regard to Permit Data Verification and Valuation. The successful bidder must have the capability to provide professional services for the data collection and relisting of residential real estate for permit inspections.
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The City of Quincy is seeking proposals for a Permit Data Verification service focused on residential real estate. This RFP emphasizes not only data collection and relisting for permit inspections but also includes educating property owners about the verification process. Interested bidders need to demonstrate their capabilities in providing these professional services effectively by the response deadline of March 19, 2026.
The City of Quincy aims to enhance its property data integrity by verifying permit data and educating property owners regarding the importance and process of permit data verification.
- Data collection of residential real estate for permit inspections
- Relisting properties based on collected data
- Educational outreach to property owners regarding permit data
- Detailed methodology for data verification
- Experience and past performance examples
- Proposed plan for property owner education
- Pricing structure and justification
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- No budget amount specified in the RFP
- Lack of details on the evaluation criteria for proposals
- Missing information on the size and scope of the property data set to be verified
- No specific qualifications outlined for bidders
- Absence of previous similar project references or requirements
- No information on performance metrics associated with the project
- Unclear on the number of properties expected for verification
- No details on the potential for future work following this RFP
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