The Vendor is required to provide municipal bond law to serve as disclosure counsel to the county in connection with the county’s debt obligations.
- The role of Disclosure Counsel is to work closely with the County and its other legal counsel to prepare the offering documents, including the prospectus and any supplements or amendments.
- They review the issuer’s financial statements and other relevant documents to identify material information that must be disclosed to investors.
- Disclosure Counsel is responsible for ensuring that the offering documents are accurate, complete, and free from any false or misleading statements. They must also ensure that any forward-looking statements are accompanied by appropriate language.
- Provide comprehensive services to fulfill the County's disclosure obligations regarding future debt obligations and secondary market disclosure requirements.
- Review all bond documents applying knowledge and experience of the firm with financings of the issuer.
- Advise on disclosure matters about the structuring and timing of the County’s debt issues.
- Advise on matters of material event disclosures and related matters regarding secondary market disclosure.
- Advise on changes in Federal and State legislation and regulatory matters involving disclosure matters applicable to the County.
- Attendance and participation in meetings for the development or sale of the bonds and any other financings or the dissemination of information in connection therewith, if determined by the County to be necessary.
- Contract Period/Term: 5 years
- Questions/Inquires Deadline: January 08, 2026
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