On Call Forensic Auditing Fraud Investigation Services (Request for Proposals)
Aug 28, 2026
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Sep 18, 2026
Seeking for on call forensic auditing fraud investigation services.
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Aug 28, 2026
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Seeking for on call forensic auditing fraud investigation services.
Aug 27, 2026
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Doña Ana County is soliciting proposals for the WebEOC Pro Software Subscription Renewal under reference 70-C0009-26-CP354. The requirement covers a WebEOC subscription for 150 users, lists a total contract value of $64,631.40 plus applicable taxes, and identifies the Doña Ana County/CLC Office of Emergency Management in Las Cruces, New Mexico as the service location. The listed deadline is September 12, 2026, so the solicitation had not expired on the stated current date.
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This Payment Processing Agreement between CSG Forte Payments, Inc. and Doña Ana County outlines the provision of electronic payment processing services, including ACH and credit/debit card processing. The agreement specifies that the County incurs no direct costs, as processing fees are borne by the end-user. It establishes an initial one-year term, automatically renewable for up to a total of ten years. The document details service usage, data security, confidentiality, liability limits, and includes pricing schedules for services and optional equipment.
This document is a pricing proposal from CSG Forte to Doña Ana County, NM, for merchant processing services. It details transactional fees for debit, credit, and electronic checks under a service fee model, as well as one-time costs for various payment processing equipment. Additionally, it outlines optional annual and transactional fees for a Payer Engagement Portal. The proposal was submitted on March 23, 2026.
This Payment Processing Agreement outlines the terms under which CSG Forte Payments, Inc. (FORTE) will provide payment processing services, including ACH and card processing, to an unnamed AGENCY. The contract has an initial term of five years, followed by automatic annual renewals, and covers crucial aspects such as service usage, proprietary rights, data security, transaction handling, compliance, liabilities, and pricing, which is detailed in a separate fee schedule. The agreement emphasizes mutual responsibilities for legal compliance and data protection.
This document is Attachment D, a Related Party Disclosure Form, for a contract with Doña Ana County related to RFP # 26-0027 for Merchant Processing Services. The form, signed by Saurabh Joshi, EVP & President of Payments for CSG Forte on March 17, 2026, addresses potential conflicts of interest or related party transactions with County officials. An accompanying audit report confirms the digital signature and completion of the form on the same date.
This document is a cost proposal (Attachment B, Section II) from CSG Forte Payments, Inc. for Merchant Processing Services in response to RFP # 26-0027. It details sections for the total amount requested (which refers to a separate pricing proposal), payment schedule, and cost per unit of service, dated 2026-03-11.
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The committee focused on evaluating Road Safety Audit (RSA) project proposals, specifically reviewing crash data and economic impact formulas (CAVCO scores) for three corridors: El Paso Road, Lomodora, and University Avenue. Key discussions included the potential selection of the El Paso Road corridor for an RSA application, the technical methodologies behind crash rate and economic cost analysis, and the need for comprehensive project justification given recent reductions in state department of transportation support for these types of safety projects.
The board convened to discuss and approve the appointment of an external fiscal agent to the Southeastern New Mexico Economic Development District, as required by the Department of Finance and Administration. The board authorized the acting county manager to sign the necessary documents, noting that the selected option provided significant cost savings compared to other agencies. Additionally, there was a discussion regarding the potential need to adjust the contract amount in the future as state appropriations are received.
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The board convened to address a regular agenda which included the approval of consent items, employee recognition, and a period for public input. Key topics discussed during the public comment section included community concerns regarding the Project Jupiter development, specifically focusing on its potential impact on local water resources, air quality, and the management of public comment procedures by the board chair.
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