Introduction:

New Jersey’s Urban Enterprise Zone (UEZ) Program was created in 1983 to stimulate revitalization in designated urban communities by encouraging businesses to develop and create private sector jobs through public and private investment. There are currently 32 zones in 37 municipalities throughout the state. The UEZ Authority is in but not of the Department of Community Affairs and is chaired by the Chief Executive Officer of the New Jersey Economic Development Authority.  

Summary:

Pursuant to P.L.2018, ch.19, the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs is seeking proposals from well-qualified firms to perform a program assessment of New Jersey’s Urban Enterprise Zone Program. Such assessment includes a review of the program’s assumptions, an analysis that determines whether the UEZ concept is a viable tool for encouraging economic development within the state, and recommendations as to the future design and administration of the program.

Please see NJ_DCA_UEZ_Study_RFP_8.6.18.doc  for complete details. 
This file is also available in PDF format: NJ_DCA_UEZ Study_RFP_8.6.18.pdf

Deadline:

12:00 pm on Friday, August 24, 2018.

For Questions or More Information, Please Contact:

Donald Palombi
Donald.Palombi@dca.nj.gov