Contract · State & Local
Construction Auditing Services – San Mateo Event Center Improvement Projects
County of San Mateo - County Executive's Office Redwood City, CA
- Status Closes in 9 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
The County of San Mateo is soliciting proposals from qualified independent certified construction auditing firms with experience in potential misuse of government funds to provide construction auditing services of four San Mateo County Event Center Improvement Projects that were partially funded by the County General Fund. The Projects include San Mateo County Resiliency Center (SMCRC); Cypress Restroom Project; RV Park Project; and CalOES Generator Project The selected firm will review the project management procurement, payment procedures and records, bidding and selection process, construction expenditures, contractor payment applications, invoices, change orders, contract modifications, labor and material costs, and supporting documentation to determine whether amounts billed were properly supportable under the applicable contract, and consistent with approved project records. The purpose of these services is to investigate allegations of financial accountability, identify potential overpayments, mis payments and/or unsupported costs, verify compliance with contractual requirements, and provide findings and opportunities for improvement to the County's financial contributions construction procurement contract administration and financial controls.
Contract/Solicitation #: 2027-RFP - Informal-00183
Type: Request for Proposals - Informal
Department: County Executive's Office
Timeline
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Posted
Oct 23, 2026
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Status
Closing soon
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