Contract · State & Local
REQUEST FOR STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS (RFSQ) FOR RECORDS MANAGEMENT SERVICES
County of Los Angeles Los Angeles, CA
- Status Open, no deadline listed
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
The County of Los Angeles (County), Internal Services Department (Department) is seeking qualified companies to enter into Master Agreements with the County to provide records management services for County Departments located throughout the County of Los Angeles on an as-needed basis. Services will include all the labor, storage facilities, utilities, equipment, vehicles, transportation, supplies, software, inventory cataloging and tracking, and/or forms necessary to transport and maintain confidential storage, control, and accurate accountability of documents. Vendors may seek to qualify in one or more of the following Records management services categories: 1. Physical Record Storage: Physical records storage services include the secure off-site storage and management of physical records in controlled facilities designed to protect against environmental damage, unauthorized access, and loss. Services can encompass barcoding, indexing, inventory tracking, chain-of-custody documentation to ensure accountability, retrieval, pickup, and delivery services, as well as long-term archival storage and disaster recovery protection. 2. Vault Storage - Special: 2.1 Transportation - Contractor must provide vehicles that are air conditioned in the cargo compartment to maintain a temperature between 65o F (18o C) and 75o F (24o C). 2.2 Storage Methods & Temperature Requirements - Documents must be stored on shelves, on racks or in storage cabinets made of non-corrosive materials. Storage temperature must be less than 70o F, ideally 65o F. Relative humidity must not exceed 40%, and must be kept within a range of 20% to 30%. Fluctuations in temperature and humidity must not exceed 5% in a 24-hour period. 3. Document Scanning: Document scanning services provide high-volume conversion...
Timeline
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Posted
Mar 31, 2026
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Status
Open now
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