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Air Force Plant 42 Fire Department
The Department of the Air Force is soliciting quotes for a Catholic Religious Education Coordinator to develop and teach religious education for children ages 18 and under at Los Angeles Air Force Base. This is a 100% Small Business Set-Aside RFQ that will result in a Firm Fixed Price service contract with a base period of 10 months and four option years. Quotations including company profile, past performance, and pricing are due by March 13, 2026.
Posted Date
Feb 24, 2026
Due Date
Mar 14, 2026
Release: Feb 24, 2026
Air Force Plant 42 Fire Department
Close: Mar 14, 2026
The Department of the Air Force is soliciting quotes for a Catholic Religious Education Coordinator to develop and teach religious education for children ages 18 and under at Los Angeles Air Force Base. This is a 100% Small Business Set-Aside RFQ that will result in a Firm Fixed Price service contract with a base period of 10 months and four option years. Quotations including company profile, past performance, and pricing are due by March 13, 2026.
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Air Force Plant 42 Fire Department
The meeting agenda included standard procedural items, public comments, and a consent calendar item for the approval of previous minutes. New business focused heavily on public art projects and planning documents. Key discussions included reviewing and providing direction on the Five-Year Public Art Work Plan Draft. The Commission also reviewed and were asked to approve artist selections or selection processes for several projects: the Small Mural Mentor Program, the Amargosa Creek Trail Sculpture Projects, and the Mural Artist Directory for private property owners. The Public Art Program Manager's report covered postponements, approvals of sculpture deaccession, and updates on ongoing projects like the Pelona Vista Park mural installation and upcoming festivals.
The special meeting focused on administrative and financial matters. Key agenda items included the appointment and confirmation of the Chair and Vice-Chair for the committee, as recommended by the Director of Finance. Additionally, the committee received a presentation from Eide Bailly regarding the Audit Services, covering the Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, Development Impact fees, and the Independent Audit process and results, including an unmodified opinion on the City's ACFR.
The meeting agenda included several key items under the Consent Calendar, such as waiving the full reading of resolutions and ordinances, receiving and filing the Monthly Investment Activity Reports for November 2025, and adopting new City Investment Policies (Resolution No. CC 2026-001) and Retiree Investment Policies (Resolution No. CC 2026-002), which repealed prior versions. The Council also considered approving amendments to the Palmdale Aerospace Incentive Program Guidelines and approving several construction and administrative agreements, including one for 3rd Street East ADA Improvements and Sidewalk Gap Closure Project, and amendments for design services for the Oasis Park Basin Upgrades Project and administrative services with CalChoice. Business included a Public Hearing regarding the continuance of an Ordinance amending firework permit eligibility requirements, a review of existing committee appointments, and Closed Session discussions concerning existing litigation, anticipated litigation, and the performance evaluation of the City Attorney.
The special meeting included a presentation by Eide Bailly, LLP regarding the City of Palmdale 2023 Governance Planning Letter and an overview of the 2023 audit scope. The agenda also covered public comments and included an adjournment. Note: Approval of minutes from the previous meeting held on April 20, 2023, was listed under the Consent Calendar.
The meeting agenda included standard opening procedures such as Call to Order, Pledge of Allegiance, and Roll Call. The session established public comment rules, allocating two minutes per speaker on the consent calendar, presentations, new business, and an additional two minutes for items not on the agenda within the committee's jurisdiction. The Consent Calendar included approval of minutes from a previous meeting. The agenda also featured a presentation by Eide Bailly regarding their audit process, planned scope, timing, and management's responsibilities. The presenter confirmed that a separate audit for Measure AV could be conducted independently from the main audit, and the committee inquired about internal controls and fraud procedures.
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