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Oct 8, 2026
Oct 23, 2026
The Internal Services Department is soliciting a brand-specific procurement of rescue scuba equipment under RFB-IS-27200235. The listing classifies it as a commodity/service bid for SCUBA and skin-diving equipment, rather than a grant-program opportunity. Bids open October 8, 2026, and close October 23, 2026, at 12:00 p.m.
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Oct 9, 2026
Oct 26, 2026
Los Angeles County Internal Services Department is soliciting bids for mobile communication capture and Microsoft 365 eDiscovery integration. The opportunity is a commodity/service request for bid, and the posting does not provide further technical specifications or an uploaded solicitation document. Bids are due October 26, 2026, at 12:00 p.m. Pacific Time.
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Oct 22, 2026
Los Angeles County's Internal Services Department is soliciting bids for an annual renewal of Splunk software maintenance. This is a commodity/service procurement, not a grant program. The posting lists a closing deadline of October 22, 2026 at noon without specifying a timezone, and provides no attachments.
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Census ID
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123085
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
100,061
Population
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9,694,934
Procurement Hell Score
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68 / 100
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This contract is for the provision of an e-Procurement Software as a Service (SaaS) system and associated implementation and support services by Ivalua, Inc. to the County of Los Angeles. The contract has an initial five-year term with five optional one-year extensions, leading to a maximum potential term of 10 years. The total maximum value of the contract over the full 10-year term, if all options are exercised, is $38,359,556. The system aims to modernize and streamline the County's procurement processes, replacing the existing eCAPS module, and enhancing efficiency, transparency, and accessibility for vendors.
This contract establishes an agreement between the County of Los Angeles and Fidelity Information Services, LLC for electronic payment processing services. The initial contract term is five years, commencing on September 21, 2020, with potential extensions for an additional two years and six months. The agreement outlines the scope of work, definitions, administrative responsibilities for both parties, and standard and unique terms and conditions. Compensation for services is based on pricing sheets and individual work orders, rather than a fixed total sum.
This document is a Delivery Order (PRDO-HS-25005420-1) issued by Los Angeles County Health Services to Oracle America Inc. for the annual renewal of Oracle software licenses and maintenance, with a service period from May 8, 2025, to May 7, 2026. The total for this specific delivery order is $2,131,035.90, which is identified as the third payment of a three-year commitment totaling $6,393,107.71. The order details various Oracle software components and includes comprehensive standard terms and conditions.
This Delivery Order (PRDO-AS-25005617-1) is for the procurement of Oracle Cloud software (PaaS and IaaS Universal Credit) by the Los Angeles County Assessor from Oracle America Inc. The total amount for this order is $500,000.00. The effective start date is May 29, 2025. An inferred expiration date of May 29, 2026, is used as no explicit end date for the service is provided. The document includes detailed standard terms and conditions governing the purchase.
This document is a Delivery Order (PRDO-HS-25005415-1) issued by Los Angeles County Health Services to Oracle America Inc. for a 12-month cloud subscription of Oracle PaaS and IaaS Universal Credits, totaling $1,600,000.00. The effective start date is March 27, 2025. The order incorporates terms and conditions from a master agreement (MA-IS-2040168) and refers to an Oracle pricing document (CPQ-3759254-1) detailing various cloud services and their rates under the subscription.
Board meetings and strategic plans from County of Los Angeles
The Board of Supervisors conducted a meeting covering several key topics, including presentations honoring community members and organizations. The Board received reports on the implementation of the Department of Homeless Services and Housing and discussed parking enforcement services. Public hearings were held regarding the annexation and assessment of territory for County Lighting Districts in Rowland Heights and San Pasqual, and a hearing occurred pursuant to Assembly Bill 2561 concerning vacancies, recruitment, and retention efforts. Additionally, the Board approved the sale of tax-defaulted property to the Mountains Recreation and Conservation Authority, denied appeals for the Homestead South project, and took action on administrative matters including street renaming and the appointment of the Director of Child Support Services. The meeting also included closed session conferences regarding existing and anticipated litigation and labor negotiations.
The meeting included a moment of silence for victims of a recent helicopter crash. The Board heard public testimony regarding fire emergency responses and accountability for the Eaton and Palisades fires, with requests for community involvement in report reviews. Key agenda discussions included the implementation of the Hug Act to allow physical contact for incarcerated youth in juvenile facilities, the approval of affordable housing projects, and a resolution for the issuance of Los Angeles Unified School District general obligation bonds. Concerns regarding data center regulations and transition plans for vulnerable residents were also presented.
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The meeting featured a public hearing regarding the annexation of a subdivision project into the County Lighting Maintenance District. The Board conducted scroll presentations to honor the Artesia High School Girls Volleyball Team and to commemorate Korean American Day. Key discussions included updates on the Vasquez-Perdomo litigation and the presentation of human rights awards to various stakeholders. The Board also held a closed session to discuss existing litigation and heard general public comments concerning water quality issues and human trafficking risks associated with major sporting events.
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