Project Name: Economic Vitality Strategic Plan Date: October 15,2025 Description: The County of Marin Economic Vitality Division, a program of the Office of the County Executive (OCE), is seeking proposals from qualified consultants or consultant teams to develop a comprehensive Economic Vitality Strategic Plan (EVSP) that strengthens and sustains a resilient, diverse and thriving economy, will generate increased revenues to support essential public services, fosters economic opportunity for innovative business approaches ranging from enhancing large established models to start-up microenterprises, and reflects the unique character of the many communities of Marin. The plan will be forward looking and grounded in principles of inclusive, impactful economic development and community vitality, and with specific attention to: - The distinct economies of Marin’s incorporated cities and towns; - Job centers, and the commercial and industrial hubs in unincorporated Marin, especially Marin City, Tam Junction, areas around Novato, and Point Reyes Station; - Rural and agricultural areas, and opportunities specific to the unique assets and challenges within the villages and hamlets of West Marin; - Racial disparity in Marin’s economic indicators (e.g. income inequality, poverty rates, educational attainment, home ownership), and geographic disparities that exist within supervisorial districts (e.g. Marin City - Sausalito, West Novato - Incorporated Novato) - Current economic development plans and/or references to economic development/economic vitality in planning documents (e.g. General Plans) that apply to any of the jurisdictions within Marin County. The selected consultant will develop a diversely informed community-based strategic roadmap to promote place-based economic vitality, aligned with existing County and regional strategies, and responsive to disparities in access to opportunity and wealth. To ensure the plan is resilient and forward-looking, the County seeks to integrate futures thinking into the process. The goal is to provide the County with a Strategic Plan that identifies the potential of the County, and a pathway to maximize that potential through an initial 5-year plan. This will include a look at how the areas described above will evolve, what uses will be supported by market forces, and recommended strategies the County can pursue to increase the success of existing and future businesses and industry clusters in Marin County and decreasing racial and geographic disparities. The County of Marin has allocated $100,000.00 to cover the work outlined in the specific proposal terms for the development of an Economic Development Strategic Plan as submitted by the RFP winner. If no one proposal meets the County’s needs, the Selection Committee may seek to combine elements and encourage collaboration across teams. The scope of work is detailed within this RFP. Depending on the findings and recommendations for implementation, other funds may become available. The Marin County Board of Supervisors will consider the results of the Strategic Plan developed by the selected firm at the conclusion of the project. As a relatively new program, the Strategic Plan will form the basis of future Economic Development program work at the County. Department / Division: Office of the County Executive/ Economic Vitality Division

Project Name: Multi-Jurisdiction Local Hazard Mitigation Plan Date: December 05, 2025 Description: The County of Marin, through its office of Emergency Management (OEM) seeks qualified consulting firms with demonstrated experience in hazard mitigation planning to assist with the expansion and update of Marin County’s FEMA-approved Multi-Jurisdictional Local Hazard Mitigation Plan (MJLHMP). The selected consultant will lead development, drafting, and coordination of a comprehensive hazard mitigation plan that incorporates participation from all K-12 public schools and special districts within Marin County, through final adoption by participating jurisdiction and formal FEMA approval. This planning effort is funded through the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP) DR-4699-AP01636. The selected consultant will be expected to ensure compliance with the requirements of the Disaster Mitigation Act of 2000, 44 CFR §201.6, and the 2025 FEMA Local Mitigation Planning Policy Guide and all work performed to adhere to federal and state requirements. Department / Division: Office of Emergency Management