An independent development partner coordinates pricing, incentives, engineering, and contractor evaluation — so the district can make an informed infrastructure decision with full visibility into every cost.
Standard Fintech serves as the district's development and coordination partner — from initial feasibility through construction turnover. Acting in the district's interest, the firm helps Wayne Trace assess utility data and solar sizing, structure available federal incentives, solicit and compare competitive contractor proposals, coordinate engineering and interconnection, and oversee execution. The objective is straightforward: the district enters a long-term infrastructure decision with independent analysis, competitive pricing, and full visibility into every cost.
A district-owned asset can create optional future pathways for resilience and education without changing the economics of the initial decision.
Standard Fintech's development and advisory compensation is structured only after competitive pricing is obtained — ensuring alignment between project savings and development costs before the district commits. No figure is committed until the district has seen competitive bids, reviewed total cost, and approved the value of coordination against the savings it helps secure.