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Open Requests for Statement of Qualifications (RFSQ)
Overview
The following is a list of Requests for Statement of Qualifications (RFSQ) that are continuously open, meaning there is no closing or due date to the application. This is not a comprehensive list of RFSQs and we recommend that you search the ISD master agreement listings as well as specific department contract pages since not all master agreements are listed on the ISD page.
Non-Exclusive Commercial Franchise Services
Department: Public Works
Contact: David Pang
Email: dpang@dpw.lacounty.gov
Description: Currently, commercial solid waste collection services in bins (or dumpsters) and roll-off boxes within the unincorporated areas of the County of Los Angeles are provided by private waste haulers through an open-market system where customers directly arrange for services with waste haulers and not with the County of Los Angeles. However, the open-market system has been unable to meet demands due to changes in State laws, public attitudes towards protecting the environment, and customers’ desire for enhanced recycling and collection services.
Pursuant to State law (Assembly Bill 341 and Assembly Bill 32) the County of Los Angeles must implement mandatory commercial recycling and waste reduction programs by July 1, 2012. In order to comply with these mandates and enhance trash collection and recycling services, Public Works is proposing to implement a new Non-Exclusive Commercial Franchise System starting July 1, 2012, for all of the unincorporated areas of the County of Los Angeles, excluding Garbage Disposal Districts and cities. The Board of Supervisors will consider adoption of the Agreement in Spring 2012 with an effective date of July 1,2012.
As-Needed Vehicle and Equipment Repair and Towing Services Program
Department: Public Works
Contact: Jairo Flores
Email: JFlores@dpw.lacounty.gov
Description: As needed labor for vehicle and equipment repair as well as towing services. Contract is designed to last for seven years, consisting of an initial five-year term and two potential additional one-year option renewals. The total annual aggregate contract amount of these services is estimated to be $5 million. One of the appendices lists many different services and asks for general bids.
RFSQ for Landscape and Grounds Maintenance Services
Department: Public Works
Contact: Eric Y Fong
Email: ERFONG@dpw.lacounty.gov
Description: The purpose of this solicitation is to establish a qualified list of contractors that can perform work when the County anticipates the need for landscape and grounds maintenance services.
RFSQ for Graffiti Removal Services
Department: Public Works
Contact: Jairo Flores
Email: JFlores@dpw.lacounty.gov
Description: The purpose of this solicitation is to establish a qualified list of contractors that can perform work when Public Works anticipates the need for graffiti removal services within the County of Los Angeles unincorporated areas or flood control rights of way.
RFSQ for Street Sweeping Services
Department: Public Works
Contact: Jessica Dunn
Email: jdunn@dpw.lacounty.gov
Description: The purpose of this solicitation is to establish a qualified list of contractors that can perform work when Public Works anticipates the need for street sweeping services.
RFSQ for As-Needed Channel Clearing Services
Department: Public Works
Contact: Jessica Dunn
Email: jdunn@dpw.lacounty.gov
Description: Solicitation for the removal of waste from water channels (litter, trees, branches, etc.).
As-Needed Small Office Equipment Repair Master Agreement
Department: Internal Services Department
Contact: Tatiana Menendez
Email: tmenendez@isd.lacounty.gov
As-Needed Small Office Equipment Repair Master Agreement
Department: Internal Services Department
Contact: Brandy Corona
Email: bcorona@isd.lacounty.gov
Disaster Services Master Agreement (DESMA)
Department: Internal Services Department
Contact: Carlos Rubio
Email: crubio@isd.lacounty.gov
Document Storage Services Master Agreement
Department: Internal Services Department
Contact: Carlos Rubio
Email: crubio@isd.lacounty.gov
Energy Efficiency Project Services Master Agreement (EEPMA)
Department: Internal Services Department
Contact: Chhomneary Ros
Email: cros@isd.lacounty.gov
Facilities Ancillary Services Master Agreement (FASMA)
Department: Internal Services Department
Contact: Tatiana Menendez
Email: tmenendez@isd.lacounty.gov
RFSQ to provide Temporary Personnel Services
Department: Sheriff
Contact: Jennifer Russell
Email: jrussel@lasd.org
Description: The Department requires the services of Contractors for the placement of Temporary Personnel to provide and array of specialized temporary personnel job classifications that include, but are not limited to, the following: Administrative Assistant/Human Resources, Video Production Equipment Operator, Nurse Practitioner, Clerk, Information Technology Aide, Senior Information Technology Aide, Information Technology Technical Support Analyst I, Health Information Associate, Dietitian, General Maintenance Worker, Pharmacy Technician, Pharmacist, Civilian Investigator, plus several more.
RFSQ for As-Needed Vegetation Management Services
Department: Agricultural Commissioner/Weights and Measures
Contact: Myrna Madrid
Email: mmadrid@acwm.lacounty.gov
Description: The work under this Master Agreement will be performed to support ACWM’s Weed Abatement Program which often requires cutting and removal of a considerable amount of dry weeds, brush, neglected landscaping and trees. Potential vendors can be qualified in one or all of three categories of work, depending on their experience, equipment and specialized certification/licensing. The RFSQ contains more information on the minimum requirements for each category of work.
RFSQ for Temporary Personnel Services
Department: Department of Public Health
Contact: Vincent Tran
Email: vtran@ph.lacounty.gov
Description: Departments of Public Health and Health Services are issuing an RFSQ to identify qualified temporary personnel agencies that are best able to provide as-needed temporary personnel services as required by the Departments
RFSQ for the Community Services Block Grant Program
Department: Family and Social Services
Contact: Lisa Aubrey
Email: lisaaubrey@dpss.lacounty.gov
Description: This Request for Statement of Qualifications (RFSQ) is a legal document and begins the process of identifying qualified proposers who are interested in providing services under the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) program. The Los Angeles County Department of Public Social Services (DPSS) administers the CSBG Program. This RFSQ process seeks applications from qualified non-profit community-based and faithbased organizations to enter into a Master Agreement with DPSS to provide CSBG services to families and individuals throughout the County.
RFSQ for Juvenile Justice Social Programs Services
Department: Probation
Contact: Juan Kubes
Email: juan.kubes@probation.lacounty.gov
Description: The County of Los Angeles, Department of Probation (Probation) is seeking qualified Vendors to enter into Master Agreements with Probation to provide as-needed Juvenile Justice Social Programs Services (JJSPS) throughout the County. JJSPS are programs that are grounded in the social ecological research (Bronfenbrenner, 1979) and the casual model studies and empirical literature (Elliot, Hulzinga, and Menard, 1989). The central tenet of this approach is that behavior is multidetermined through the reciprocal interplay of youth and his or her social ecology. Hence, when addressing behavior, programs must be designed to target multiple settings and systems which probation youth and at- risk youth are embedded. Given this, Probation is seeking to develop and sustain a comprehensive, multidisciplinary service delivery model that intends to support youth (probationers and at-risk) and their families in their natural ecology, through community-based, wraparound services. JJSPS consists of four (4) service categories that represent components of the service delivery model that will facilitate a continuum of care that supports healthy youth development and reduces the risk factors known to drive delinquency.
