Contract · State & Local
Request for Services for Ethics Commission and Ethics Office Development and Strategic Advisory Consulting 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, Executive Office of the Board of Supervisors is soliciting for a Work Order with qualified CAPSMA contractors, to provide as needed Ethics Commission and Ethics Office development and strategic advisory consulting services to support the establishment and successful implementation of a County Ethics Commission and Ethics Office. This expertise will be essential in designing a commission and office structure that aligns with the objectives of Measure G, incorporates best practices in public-sector ethics oversight, and supports the County's broader commitment to transparency, accountability, and integrity. This Request for Services (RFS) is being issued concurrently with a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for a Consulting and Professional Services Master Agreement. Vendors interested in applying for this RFS, must also respond to the RFQ. Qualifying vendors will be issued a Consulting and Professional Services Master Agreement (CAPSMA). To be considered for a CAPSMA, vendors are required to submit responses to both the RFQ and the RFS. The required RFQ and RFS documents are attached for your convenience. FORMS REQUIRED FOR SUBMISSION FOR RFQ: Exhibit 1: Vendor's Organization Questionnaire/Affidavit Exhibit 2: Certification of Compliance Exhibit 3: Debarment History and List of Terminated Contracts Exhibit 4: Community Business Enterprise (CBE) Information (Excel Document) Exhibit 5: List of References Exhibit 6: Contribution and Agent Declaration Form Exhibit 7: Supplemental Financial Information (if applicable) Exhibit 8: Declaration Financial Statements (not attached) Certificate of Insurance (not attached) FORMS REQUIRED FOR SUBMISSION FOR RFS: RFS, Attachment 3 - Response Cover Sheet RFS, Attachment 4 - Response to Requested Information RFS...
Timeline
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Posted
Jun 15, 2026
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Status
Open now
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