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Alabama Department of Commerce
The Alabama Department of Commerce, through its Alabama Entertainment Office (AEO), is seeking a vendor to conduct a study evaluating the Entertainment Industry Incentive Act of 2009 and the state's entertainment industry incentive program. The selected supplier will review the program's strengths, gaps, ambiguities, administrative burdens, and opportunities to improve transparency, compliance, and effectiveness, while evaluating its economic and fiscal impact on the state. The analysis should address incentive percentages, caps, eligibility thresholds, audit requirements, and provide recommendations for statutory, regulatory, or administrative improvements.
Posted Date
Jul 17, 2026
Due Date
Sep 3, 2026
Release: Jul 17, 2026
Alabama Department of Commerce
Close: Sep 3, 2026
The Alabama Department of Commerce, through its Alabama Entertainment Office (AEO), is seeking a vendor to conduct a study evaluating the Entertainment Industry Incentive Act of 2009 and the state's entertainment industry incentive program. The selected supplier will review the program's strengths, gaps, ambiguities, administrative burdens, and opportunities to improve transparency, compliance, and effectiveness, while evaluating its economic and fiscal impact on the state. The analysis should address incentive percentages, caps, eligibility thresholds, audit requirements, and provide recommendations for statutory, regulatory, or administrative improvements.
AvailableAlabama Department of Commerce
Quick‑Quote solicitation issued by the Alabama Office of the Chief Procurement Officer seeking a supplier to provide and deliver 20 yards (approximately five truckloads) of crusher run to Confederate Memorial Park in Marbury, AL. The procurement uses the State of Alabama Quick‑Quote process with a $25,000 ceiling and prohibits subcontracting; vendors must show appropriate licensing. Submissions are listed as due 7/16/2026 at 5:00 PM (posting labels this time as CST) and no direct PDF file was linked on the aggregator summary.
Posted Date
Jul 13, 2026
Due Date
Jul 16, 2026
Release: Jul 13, 2026
Alabama Department of Commerce
Close: Jul 16, 2026
Quick‑Quote solicitation issued by the Alabama Office of the Chief Procurement Officer seeking a supplier to provide and deliver 20 yards (approximately five truckloads) of crusher run to Confederate Memorial Park in Marbury, AL. The procurement uses the State of Alabama Quick‑Quote process with a $25,000 ceiling and prohibits subcontracting; vendors must show appropriate licensing. Submissions are listed as due 7/16/2026 at 5:00 PM (posting labels this time as CST) and no direct PDF file was linked on the aggregator summary.
Alabama Department of Commerce
The State of Alabama Department of Commerce is soliciting proposals for a Japanese Business Development Representative to act as Alabama’s official liaison in Japan, promoting economic development assets, generating and nurturing business leads, and facilitating trade missions. The engagement is a two-year consulting contract requiring bilingual (Japanese/English) capabilities and travel as needed, with monthly reporting. Vendors must submit proposals per the STAARS portal instructions; the aggregator page points users to the official STAARS procurement site for full response instructions.
Posted Date
Apr 30, 2026
Due Date
Jun 12, 2026
Release: Apr 30, 2026
Alabama Department of Commerce
Close: Jun 12, 2026
The State of Alabama Department of Commerce is soliciting proposals for a Japanese Business Development Representative to act as Alabama’s official liaison in Japan, promoting economic development assets, generating and nurturing business leads, and facilitating trade missions. The engagement is a two-year consulting contract requiring bilingual (Japanese/English) capabilities and travel as needed, with monthly reporting. Vendors must submit proposals per the STAARS portal instructions; the aggregator page points users to the official STAARS procurement site for full response instructions.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Alabama Department of Commerce
This document, "CATALYST: A Plan for Propelling Alabama's Economic Growth," outlines Alabama's updated strategic plan for economic development, replacing the "Accelerate Alabama" plan. The plan aims to energize the state's economic efforts into the next decade and prepare for the 2030s. Key focus areas include elevating human capital, spurring entrepreneurship, promoting rural development, energizing talent attraction, and enhancing quality placemaking. It identifies priority sectors such as Mobility, Defense, Metal and Advanced Materials, Chemical Manufacturing, Forestry and Wood Products, Agriculture and Food, Bioscience, and Technology, supported by enablers like Business Services and Logistics and Distribution. The overarching goal is to attract game-changing corporate growth projects, invigorate communities, and maintain Alabama's competitiveness.
This document outlines CATALYST, a strategic economic growth plan for Alabama focused on propelling the state's economic performance. The plan identifies eight priority sectors and two enablers, utilizing 'Prepare' and 'Pursue' initiatives to build a strong foundation for growth. Key strategic elements include developing talent and human capital, fostering innovation and entrepreneurship, prioritizing infrastructure, enhancing the business climate, and leveraging quality placemaking. The overarching vision is to unlock Alabama's growth potential and prepare the state for the 2030s by closing macroeconomic gaps.
The strategic plan focuses on enhancing Alabama's economic development through recruitment, retention, and renewal. It identifies targeted business sectors and foundational targets, emphasizing the importance of aligning workforce skills with industry needs, ensuring infrastructure availability, and fostering innovation. The plan aims to create a one-stop shop for economic development, increase business intelligence capabilities, and promote the "Made in Alabama" brand to attract investment and support existing businesses.
The 2025 Trade Strategy focuses on expanding Alabama's presence in international markets by supporting businesses through trade missions, education, and networking opportunities. It prioritizes collaboration with allied countries to foster economic growth and job creation, with a special emphasis on rural exporter support. The strategy also aims to attract foreign direct investment and connect Alabama to the global economy through tailored counseling and resource allocation.
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