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Aug 27, 2026
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The City of Irvine is conducting an open competitive solicitation for an Accelerator Operator to support the proposed Irvine Center of Innovation and Entrepreneurship. The selected operator will provide programming, facility, partnership, and operational services under the agreement’s scope of services. The agreement is expected to begin on or about November 1, 2026, with proposals due September 17, 2026, at 4:00 PM Pacific time.
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161229
Employee FTE
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1,229
Population
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318,764
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58 / 100
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This contract, identified as MSA #5-22-70-22-01, is a Master Service Agreement between the State of California Department of General Services and Elavon, Inc. for Electronic Payment Acceptance Services. The agreement spans from June 1, 2022, to June 1, 2027, with potential extensions. It includes an addendum for local authorized users, detailing specific terms for direct debits, reserve accounts, and other payment-related provisions. The contract explicitly states a maximum amount of "$0.00 (Zero dollars and no-cents, with no guarantee of contract expenditure)" as the overall financial commitment, indicating that specific costs will be incurred by individual Authorized Users based on service pricing and equipment needs rather than a fixed total for the MSA itself. The agreement outlines service scope, pricing tiers for transaction volumes, equipment and software costs, and extensive terms and conditions covering legal, financial, security, and operational aspects of electronic payment processing.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Irvine
The meeting included a closed session regarding litigation and personnel, a presentation on the Tustin Unified School District partnership, and a report on property easements and police operations. The council addressed several consent items, including professional design services contracts, tax levy ordinances, and a lease amendment. Public hearings were held regarding affordable housing bonds. Significant legislative items included the creation of a Library Advisory Committee and its bylaws, as well as the adoption of resolutions to place a Ranked Choice Voting measure on the municipal ballot, including provisions to manage the associated implementation costs.
The City Council conducted an adjourned regular meeting and held special joint sessions with the Great Park Board and the Irvine Facilities Financing Authority. Key topics included the approval of construction contracts for various Great Park projects such as the Building 369 retrofit, the Bosque Pedestrian Bridge, and Hangar 10 reconstruction. The Council also established a paid parking program for the Great Park, reviewed and adopted the Fiscal Year 2026-27 appropriations budget including funding extensions for school bus programs, and authorized the issuance of taxable lease revenue bonds for the Great Park food and beverage project. Additionally, the Council designated Improvement Area No. 19 within the Great Park Community Facilities District, discussed audit and review options for city projects, and coordinated an economic study regarding tourism readiness.
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The Council meeting involved several key actions and discussions. Consent items included proclaiming July as Park and Recreation Month, adopting a resolution regarding claims and demands, receiving the Treasurer's report, and approving a response to a Grand Jury report. The Council adopted a policy for handling service disruptions during public meetings. Further discussions focused on local chemical incident preparedness, where the Council directed staff to create a preliminary inventory of hazardous material handlers and a plan to amend relevant municipal and zoning codes. Additionally, the Council directed staff to coordinate bringing the 2027 California Police and Fire Championship Games to the city, provided there is no impact on the General Fund or taxpayers. A closed session was held regarding the appointment of an Interim City Manager, with no reportable action taken.
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