The Baltimore Efficiency & Economy Foundation (B.E.E.F.) is an independent, nonprofit organization formed in 1999 to undertake research studies on various aspects of management, operations, tax and fiscal policy in Baltimore City government. The name of the Baltimore Efficiency & Economy Foundation was inspired by the impressive 47-year record of Baltimore's Commission on Governmental Efficiency & Economy which conducted research on the operations of Baltimore City government from 1928 -- 1975.

The Foundation's research is objectively conducted with the sole intent of contributing to the City's and the public's ability to help local government operate more efficiently and economically. B.E.E.F invites City Hall, business, civic and nonprofit organizations, local foundations and members of the public to take part in responsible discussions that will improve the effectiveness of local government.

REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) The Environment for Theater in Baltimore City Deadline: July 16, 2010 RFP (pdf file) Management of Parks & Recreation Concessions Johns Hopkins Institute for Policy Studies for The Baltimore Efficiency and Economy Foundation June 2009 PDF