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The County of Orange District Attorney is soliciting competitive bids for one new/unused 2026 Honda Pilot 2WD EX-L and one Garmin DriveSmart 86-equivalent GPS unit. The vehicle must meet specified trim, drivetrain, color, package, accessory, delivery, registration, and documentation requirements, with delivery no later than December 1, 2026, to 300 North Flower Street, Santa Ana. Qualified bidders must be authorized Honda dealerships with at least five years of California vehicle-supply experience, and electronic bids are due September 17, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. Pacific.
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Sep 18, 2026
Work includes 30 LF 6" HDPE sdr-17 pipe for lcrs tie-in from header to existing 6" HDPE sdr 11 lcrs risers, per detail 4 - sheet 18; 140 LF 20" HDPE sdr-17 pipe for gas conveyance (below grade), through native soil, per detail 2 - sheet 17; 1,340 LF 24" HDPE sdr-17 pipe gas conveyance (below grade), through native soil with 2" HDPE sdr-9 air and 4" HDPE sdr-17 x 2" HDPE sdr-11 dual contained forcemain pipes, per detail 2 - sheet 17; 120 lf 36" CMP road crossing through asphalt, per detail 5 - sheet 16 type ii; 80 LF 36" CMP road crossing through native road, per detail 5 - sheet 16 type iii; 140 LF 42" CMP road crossing through asphalt road, per detail 5 - sheet 16 type ii. See attached file.
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207576
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15,969
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3,149,507
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This Subordinate Contract (MA-017-23011570) between the County of Orange/County Executive Office and Carahsoft Technology Corporation is for the provision of an OpenGov - County Online Bidding System. The contract is effective from June 1, 2023, to May 31, 2028, with a total compensation not to exceed $1,580,222.28. It includes a detailed scope of work, annual pricing schedules, and incorporates a NASPO ValuePoint Master Agreement.
This document is Amendment Number One to Contract MA-017-23011570, between the County of Orange and Carahsoft Technology Corporation, for the OpenGov - County Online Bidding System. The amendment adds Professional Services Deployment based on Price Quote 54926150 and increases the contract's total 'not to exceed' amount from $1,580,222.28 to $1,583,016.50. The original contract's effective dates are July 1, 2023, through May 31, 2028.
This contract establishes the general terms and conditions between a Contractor and the County of Orange, effective March 19, 2025, for one year, as specified in Purchase Order PO-280-25011014. It covers essential legal and operational aspects including compliance with California law, non-discrimination requirements, indemnity, insurance, and payment terms, such as net 30 days after satisfactory acceptance of goods or services. The document emphasizes adherence to an expenditure limit and outlines detailed invoicing instructions, including requirements for product descriptions, quantities, and prices on all invoices.
This document details a Subordinate Contract (MA-280-25011321) for Landscape Maintenance Services at John Wayne Airport, effective September 1, 2025, to October 31, 2028, with a total not-to-exceed amount of $2,337,348.00. This subordinate agreement operates under a Master Contract (RCA-017-24010008) for broader landscape services across County locations, which commenced on November 1, 2023, for a five-year term. The subordinate contract specifies the scope of work, payment structure, and various operational, safety, and compliance requirements for the services provided by South County Landscapes, Inc. to the County of Orange, John Wayne Airport.
This contract, MA-280-20012074, is between the County of Orange, John Wayne Airport, and Master Landscape & Maintenance, Inc. for comprehensive Landscape Maintenance Services. Effective from September 11, 2020, to September 10, 2023, the agreement has a maximum value of $1,716,018.00. Services are categorized into fixed-fee Landscape Preventative Maintenance (LPM) and as-needed Landscape Maintenance Other (LMO) tasks, with detailed specifications for performance, staffing, supplies, and safety. The contract includes provisions for renewal and outlines various general and additional terms and conditions.
Board meetings and strategic plans from County of Orange
The Board of Supervisors discussed and approved several items, including an agreement for jail kiosk services, amendments to information technology service agreements, and funding for residential services for parolees. The Board authorized the issuance of bonds for a juvenile justice center, approved construction-related agreements for storm channel improvements and park water lines, and accepted donations for library improvements. Appointments were made to various oversight boards of successor agencies, and legislative positions were adopted. Legal matters, including settlement discussions, were handled during a closed session.
The Board addressed a variety of administrative and operational items, including approving various contracts for forensic pathology services, firearm training ranges, lead remediation, and elevator maintenance. The Board also discussed the continuation of local health emergencies related to recent wildfires, housing authority reports, and amendments to conflict of interest codes. Additionally, the meeting included public hearings on planning applications and ordinances, as well as an executive session regarding labor negotiations. Several items were continued to a future meeting date.
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The Board of Supervisors meeting covered a wide range of administrative and community-focused topics. Key actions included the appointment of members to various advisory boards, approval of contract amendments for janitorial, landscaping, and construction management services, and the establishment of a consolidated Behavioral Health Advisory Board. The Board addressed the ongoing COVID-19 local emergency, approving its continuance. Additionally, the meeting included a public hearing on amendments to the Consolidated and Annual Action Plans for federal CARES Act funding. Settlements for litigation involving the County were approved during a closed session, and resolutions supporting broadband access and disaster debris management were considered.
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