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Oct 28, 2026
Dec 16, 2026
Perform water tank cleaning, maintenance, and inspection services.
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Oct 20, 2026
Nov 30, 2026
American Sign Language video remote interpreting services for CDCR institutions and facilities statewide.
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Oct 27, 2026
Dec 7, 2026
The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation seeks as-needed concrete and asphalt crushing services for its Correctional Construction Mentorship Program. Services will be performed at the California Institution for Men in Chino and the California Institution for Women in Corona. Compensation will follow Exhibit B-1 rates and cover all labor, travel, materials, supplies, transportation, equipment, and other necessary expenses.
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1515 S St #101n
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(916) 324-7308
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94283-0001
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This document, titled "SOFTWARE LICENSING PROGRAM (SLP) SLP-25-70-0027D", outlines the modified state and SAP terms and conditions for two categories of cloud services: NS2 Products/Services (Attachment 1) and Commercial Cloud Products/Services (Attachment 2). It details general and special provisions for IT, Cloud Computing, and Software as a Service (SaaS), including comprehensive support schedules, service level agreements, data processing agreements, and specific product addenda. The agreement defines terms, outlines responsibilities, sets forth limitations of liability, and describes technical and organizational measures for data security. The document serves as a master agreement framework, not a specific purchase order with an overall monetary value.
This Software Licensing Program (SLP) Agreement (Contract Number: SLP-25-70-0027D), effective from 2025-06-04 to 2028-06-15, formalizes a partnership between the State of California and Allied Network Solutions, Inc. for the provision of various software licenses and services, primarily focusing on SAP NS2 and Commercial Cloud offerings. The agreement details procurement procedures, contractor reporting and invoicing, specific terms for different SAP cloud services, data processing agreements, security measures, and compliance with state and federal regulations, enabling state and local government agencies to procure software and related services.
This document is Purchase Order 4500704855 from the State of California's Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) to Taborda Solutions Inc DBA OPTM, totaling $1,003,081.30. It covers SAP software and services for the period of 09/17/2026 to 09/16/2027, issued under a broader Leveraged Procurement Agreement with a full term from 09/17/2024 to 09/16/2029.
This IT Procurement Cover Sheet summarizes a procurement by the State of California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (EIS program) for a full term from September 17, 2024, to September 16, 2029. The grand total purchase price is $4,648,264.90. Buyer Robin Ramirez is managing this procurement, which involves multiple purchase orders identified by specific fiscal year allocations.
This document is Amendment No. 00000001 to Purchase Order 4500704855, issued by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) to TABORDA SOLUTIONS INC. Dated 2026-09-17, this amendment liquidates the purchase order, resulting in an adjustment decreasing encumbrances by 1,003,08 due to the vendor's bankruptcy. The original PO was intended for the 2026/2027 fiscal year for IT services/products, but is now effectively terminated with a grand total of 0.00.
Board meetings and strategic plans from California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
The Board of Parole Hearings conducted an en banc review of various parole cases. Key actions included the denial of parole for Linda Ricchio, the decision to vacate and schedule new hearings for David Dew and Shawn Hern, and the affirmation of parole grants for Peter Bergne, Wilver Gomez, Arthur Klein, Julio Taramona, and Kelly Wolfe. Additionally, the Board referred cases for rescission hearings for Ryan Bernal, Gregory Vogelsang, and Paul Whitehead to evaluate the validity of prior parole grants. Special conditions of parole were also imposed in the case of Kelly Wolfe.
The Board of Parole Hearings conducted en banc reviews for several cases. Decisions included granting parole for Ernesto Gonzalez, vacating prior parole grants for Ronald Weaver, Joseph Flores, Gerardo Romero, and Allan Krenitzky due to errors of law or insufficient programming, and ordering new hearings for these individuals. The Board also ordered rescission hearings for David Nichols, Teodolo Bermudes, Horacio Florescastro, and Tyrel Martin based on Governor referrals or new information. Finally, the Board affirmed previous decisions to grant parole for Juan Salazar and Robert Villalobos.
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The Executive Board Meeting covered the approval of the consent calendar, which included the draft minutes of the January 2026 Executive Board Meeting and the Parole Consideration Hearings and Backlog Report for February 2026. Reports included updates from the Executive Officer regarding engagement at the Central California Women's Facility; the Chief Counsel concerning the filing of an opening brief in the CJLF litigation and amendments to commutation and resentencing regulations; the Chief Psychologist on participation in an event at USC School of Law regarding the CRA process; the Chief Deputy of Investigations and Reentry Screening Division announcing new Parole Agent IIIs; and the Manager of the Office of Victim and Survivor Rights and Services detailing efforts to secure language access for victim impact statements and noting technical difficulties with their call center. The meeting also included several en banc referrals under various Penal Code sections and California Code of Regulations subsections for cases such as ROBINSON, BROWN, ALVAREZ-MURGA, BARRIENTOS, BATH, FUNSTON, GRANADOS, JONES, NOWLING, NAVARRO, NELSON, CRESCI, GUTIERREZ, HAYNES, HAYTHORNE, MARTINEZ, MCMURPHY, SANTOYO, and SCHOPPE-RICO. Public comments addressed concerns regarding the evidentiary basis for higher risk ratings in comprehensive risk assessments, the importance of acknowledging self-help program achievements, and advocacy for incarcerated persons with mental health concerns.
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