We run economic impact, feasibility, and fiscal studies through a decision engine that aggregates the published economic record and tests a project across every known variable at once. Not one hopeful estimate. The whole picture, and where it holds.
Regional input-output analysis of the jobs, output, labor income, and tax revenue a project generates as its effect moves through the local economy, with leakage handled honestly so the numbers survive scrutiny.
Net present value, internal rate of return, payback, and debt-service coverage against the floor a lender uses, resolved into a clear recommendation and the one factor that most changes it.
The tax and revenue effect on state, county, local, and tribal governments, built for the budget conversation and the grant application that follow.
Demand and capture analysis, cost-benefit assessment, and site and location viability for a decision to open, expand, build, or buy.
Most impact work is a single spreadsheet: one multiplier, one projection, one number. Our decision engine aggregates the published regional economic record and runs the project through the entire range of every assumption that could move the result. That is the difference between a figure and an answer you can defend.
We build on the authoritative public statistical record, not a proprietary black box. Depending on what a study requires, we draw from:
Every number in a study can be traced to its published source and reproduced independently. That is what lets the work stand up when someone checks it.
The engine is the same discipline at every scale. The engagement is built around what you actually need to decide.
National firms fly in, bill the travel, and price a rural community out of the analysis it needs. We are closer, and we understand these economies from the inside.
Southern and central Oregon and far Northern California, including Klamath, Lake, Jackson, Deschutes, Modoc, and Siskiyou counties.
Shasta and the Sacramento Valley, western Nevada, and southern Idaho, on-site when it matters.
A storefront, a subdivision, a manufacturing plant, a public facility, a tribal enterprise. Any economic or feasibility question a decision turns on.
The engine runs on data that covers the country. When a project sits outside the region, the analysis still travels.
Project Red Team is a Native-owned economic analysis firm led by H.L. Delaney, an enrolled member of the Klamath Tribes. Our advantage is the engine. We pair standard, published economic method with a proprietary decision system, developed in-house, that aggregates the regional economic record and evaluates a project across the full range of every known variable rather than a single set of assumptions.
The methods are transparent and reproducible, the judgment is independent, and every study is built to be defended under scrutiny, and written to be read. We bring on specialist collaborators as an engagement requires, and we deliver work that reads as clearly for a council chamber as it does for a credit committee.
Project Red Team. Native-owned. Interior West.
What you are weighing, and where. We will lay out what it takes to answer it and what it costs, before you commit to anything.
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