Constructability Review and Cost Estimating Services (Request for Qualification)
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Jul 27, 2026
Sep 4, 2026
Constructability review and cost estimating services.
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Jul 27, 2026
Sep 4, 2026
Constructability review and cost estimating services.
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Jul 20, 2026
Sep 10, 2026
Administration of health reimbursement arrangement (hra) flexible spending account (fsa) and continuation of benefits (cobra).
Posted
Jul 7, 2026
Sep 10, 2026
Demolition of existing FMO Buildings: FMO Plant Facility H9, Plant Facility Main Office K9A, and Plant Facility K9B. Relocation of storage containers and trade specific equipment, demolition and removal of asphalt, concrete, free standing canopy structure, trees, abandoned underground tank, domestic, irrigation, storm drain, sanitary sewer, water lines, fire hydrant, gutters, baler, diesel cube, site lighting. New Construction of a Type III-B, Fully Sprinklered, B, F-1, S-2 Occupancies, 1- Story Facilities, Maintenance, and Operations Building with shops and office areas with an area of 37,840 SF. All new FMO Offices, workshops, paint booth, and storage areas will be occupied by Information Technology (IT), Shipping and Receiving, FMO Staff (Plumbing, Electrical, Mechanical, HVAC, Paint, Locksmith, Carpentry, Gardeners, and Automotive Departments). FMO workshops, meeting rooms, lobbies, restrooms, are used by school staff only and are not for student educational use. New site work, hardscaping, landscaping, and irrigation. Installation of new electric security gate, ornamental iron-gate, vehicular gate, fuel tanks, diesel fuel storage, roll up doors, and steel canopy. Hardscape service yard area exclusively to FMO services and use.
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117681
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305
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This document contains multiple purchase records. The last record details a new contract (ID 4500333830) for "Job Placement" services provided by CURA STAFFING LLC. The contract is effective from January 1, 2026, to December 31, 2030, with a net and effective value of 0.00 USD.
This document is a standard confidentiality agreement, designated as Exhibit C, for bidders or proposers interacting with the Los Angeles Community College District. It requires the signatory to protect all financial, statistical, personal, technical, and other confidential operational data of the District from unauthorized use and disclosure. The agreement is a template to be completed and submitted alongside a bid or proposal.
This contract details a three-year agreement between the Los Angeles Community College District and Instructure, Inc. for a subscription to a custom CANVAS URL (ilearn.laccd.edu), serving as the District's Learning Management System. The service term runs from July 1, 2024, to June 30, 2027. The total cost for the entire period is explicitly stated as $4,500.00, with annual payments of $1,500.00, as confirmed by the attached Services Order Form Q-371054-2. The agreement also incorporates terms from an Institution Participation Agreement and a Master Services Agreement.
This document, titled 'Levine Act Campaign Contribution Notice Acknowledgement', serves as an affirmation by CorVel Enterprise Claims, Inc. to the Los Angeles Community College District (LACCD) regarding their understanding and compliance with the California Government Code §84308 (the 'Levine Act'). The act prohibits political contributions to LACCD Board of Trustees (considered 'Officers') from entities seeking contracts. Key details include an increase in the prohibited contribution threshold from $250 to $500, effective January 1, 2025, and restrictions on contributions for 12 months preceding and following a contract award decision.
This document is an Exhibit B: Certificate of Non-Discrimination, to be submitted with a bid or proposal. The Bidder/Proposer certifies their commitment to non-discrimination in hiring and employment practices, adhering to applicable federal and California anti-discrimination laws. The certificate was executed on December 16, 2025, and notarized on December 14, 2025.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Los Angeles Community College District
The committee meeting covered several key agenda items, including consent calendar items from the District Curriculum Committee regarding noncredit subject revisions for courses such as Ability to Work, Business Skills, Health Work, and Workforce Preparation. The executive committee also supported college academic senates in reviewing and researching the integration of Canvas Outcomes and Nuventive, emphasizing the need for district-level collaboration. Furthermore, several administrative procedures and board policies were discussed and approved, including updates to immigration enforcement activities, distance education, probation/dismissal policies, and new policies regarding the use of artificial intelligence in academics.
The committee meeting addressed various topics including the football program hiatus and the potential formation of a task force. Discussions covered vacancies in Senate committees, the appointment of an interim APC chair, and preparations for upcoming curriculum committee meetings with a focus on Title 5 changes and Universal Design for Learning. The group also planned for the transition to Coursedog for data management, scheduled future joint meeting dates, and reviewed the senate agenda process for standing committee representation and committee appointments.
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The committee discussed general organizational information, including meeting schedules and membership updates. Key items on the agenda involved a review of the curriculum committee's statement of purpose and authority, a status report on committee priorities for the upcoming academic year such as charter review and credit for prior learning opportunities, and informational reports from the chair, articulation officer, and curriculum dean regarding state-approved courses and upcoming events.
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