Third Frontier Project : Requests For Proposal (RFPs)
Contractor Services I (CS1) [
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RFP Opened July 26, 2007
( No Longer Accepting Letters of Intent or Proposals )
Services Requested: The Ohio Department of Development is requesting proposals from contractors to evaluate proposals submitted to ODOD in response to various Program Requests for Proposals issued by ODOD and to provide technical assistance to ODOD.
This RFP is for the evaluation of proposals submitted for funding under programs administered by the Ohio Department of Development (ODOD) and provision of Technical Assistance to ODOD for programs other than the early stage capital and entrepreneurship initiatives. The contractor selected through this RFP is to provide the services in State fiscal years 2008 and 2009.
Contractor Services II (CS2) [
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RFP Opened July 26, 2007
( No Longer Accepting Letters of Intent or Proposals )
Services Requested: The Ohio Department of Development is requesting proposals from contractors to evaluate proposals submitted to ODOD in response to various Program Requests for Proposals issued by ODOD and to provide technical assistance to ODOD.
Early Stage Capital and Entrepreneurship - This RFP is for Contractor Services for the evaluation of proposals submitted for funding under programs supporting early stage capital initiatives administered by ODOD and to provide technical assistance to ODOD regarding early stage capital initiatives and entrepreneurship initiatives. The contractor selected through this RFP is to provide these services in State fiscal years 2008 and 2009.
Innovation Ohio Loan Fund (IOF) [
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Created to assist existing Ohio companies develop next generation products and services within certain Targeted Industry Sectors by financing the acquisition, construction, and related costs of technology, facilities, and equipment. The Innovation Ohio Loan Fund (IOF) provides competitive financing terms on loans to finance projects that will positively impact Ohio by creating high-value jobs, increased tax revenues, and improve the economic welfare of the State while addressing an identified need in the capital-funding continuum. The IOF is intended to supply capital to Ohio enterprises having difficulty securing funds from conventional sources due to technical and commercial risk factors associated with the development of the new product or service. The IOF can finance up to 75 percent of a project's allowable costs to a maximum of $2 million and a minimum of $500,000.
