Host for the G7 Deputies Finance Track, March 2027

This Request for Information (RFI) announcement is issued for the purposes prescribed in the Federal Acquisition Regulations (FAR) Part 10 "Market Research" and is for informational and acquisition planning purposes only. This announcement is NOT a Request for Quote (RFQ)/Request for Proposal (RFP). A formal solicitation is not available at this time. If a formal RFQ/RFP is released, its contents may differ from the information contained in this announcement. This an­nouncement does not constitute a commitment by the government to issue an RFQ/RFP, contract, or order. The government will not pay for any effort expended or any material provided in response to this announcement, nor will the government return any data provided. The government may also use information received to better define its requirements. Request for Information Number: 26PRTDP0305 Project Title: Host for the G7 Deputies Finance Track, March 2027 Product Service Code: V231 – Lodging, Hotel/Motel Services NAICS Code: 721110 – Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels Date of this RFI: June 10, 2026 Response Due Date: 12:00 PM EST on June 26, 2026   Points of Contact: Vivian VanHorn, Contracting Officer vivian.vanhorn@treasury.gov Christian Fowler, Contracting Officer christian.fowler@treasury.gov 1.0 Description of Requirements The Department of the Treasury (Treasury), Office of International Affairs, is requesting additional information for the current market capabilities to host the Group of Seven (G7) Finance Track Deputies meeting for  two days  within the outlined date range in the Statement of Work. Treasury is seeking to partner with venues and cities that have adequate sleeping rooms, meeting space, and cultural engagement activities to host a two-day meeting for Deputy Ministers and Governors for the United States in the G7 host year Please reference section 4.0, Statement of Work, for a full description of the requirement. Acquisition strategy is to be determined.   Respondents should provide a narrative describing the unique attributes and competitive advantages of the proposed city and venue for hosting a high-level government meeting. Responses should highlight factors that distinguish the destination and facility from other potential locations, including accessibility, prestige, security considerations, availability of high-quality accommodation and meeting infrastructure, and opportunities for meaningful attendee engagement. Respondents are encouraged to describe how the city and venue environment would enhance the overall meeting experience, support the objectives of senior government participants, and contribute to a productive, professional, and memorable event.  Treasury encourages both venues and destination management companies to respond.  2.0 Background Information The Group of Seven (G7) Finance Track serves as the primary forum for economic and financial policy coordination among the G7 member countries—Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States—with participation from the European Union. Led by Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors, Finance Track provides a platform for member countries to address global economic and financial challenges, promote international financial stability, and coordinate responses to emerging risks affecting the global economy. Since its inception, the G7 Finance Track has played a critical role in fostering cooperation on issues such as global economic growth, fiscal and monetary policy, international taxation, financial market resilience, sovereign debt sustainability, financial crime prevention, and support for developing economies. In recent years, discussions have expanded to include topics such as economic security, supply chain resilience, digital assets, artificial intelligence, and the modernization of international financial architecture. Throughout each G7 presidency, Finance Ministers, Central Bank Governors, Deputies, and technical experts convene a series of meetings and working sessions to advance the host nation's priorities and develop coordinated policy approaches. These discussions often inform broader G7 Leaders' Summit outcomes and contribute to international efforts undertaken through institutions such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank Group, Financial Stability Board (FSB), Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), and other multilateral organizations. The United States will assume the Presidency on January 1, 2027, through its December 2027 Summit. The U.S. Treasury Department (Treasury) and the Federal Reserve Board of Governors co-host the Finance Track. This will include a series of meetings to include deputies’ meetings and one ministerial meeting. 3