Attachment G Local Prefernce.pdf
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- PR-24-360
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This document is a local preference certification form issued by the City of Long Beach for the procurement of Printing & Delivery Services for Department Publications (PR-24-360). The City of Long Beach has established a local preference provision applicable to this invitation to bid. The document outlines the eligibility requirements and certification process for Long Beach-based businesses to qualify for bid price consideration.
Eligible Long Beach-based businesses meeting the specified criteria may have their bid price reduced by ten percent solely for the purpose of determining the lowest responsible bid. However, the maximum preference awarded cannot exceed ten percent, and in no case shall the maximum preference cost exceed $10,000 for any bid. The local preference does not apply to purchases funded in whole or in part by tidelands funds, grant funds, or State of California funds, nor to purchases made pursuant to City Charter Sections 1801 and 1807 or to public works as defined in California Labor Code Section 1720(a). To qualify for the local preference, bidders must possess a current valid City of Long Beach business license and a current valid seller's permit, both showing a place of business within city limits. Bidders must certify their eligibility by signing the certification statement and attaching copies of both required documents to their bid package.
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ATTENTION LONG BEACH BUSINESS OWNERS:
In order to help support the success of businesses in Long Beach such as yours along with local jobs, the City of Long Beach has a local preference provision.
In bids for materials, equipment, supplies and nonprofessional services, Long Beach-based businesses meeting the criteria set forth below may have their bid price reduced by ten percent solely for the purpose of determining the lowest responsible bid (if selected as the winning bid, you would be paid based upon your actual bid price, not the reduced price).
The maximum preference a bidder may be awarded pursuant to this Section and any other provision of law shall be ten percent (10%). However, in no case shall the maximum preference cost under this Section exceed ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) for any bid.
The City Purchasing Agent has determined that the local preference is applicable to this Invitation to Bid. (The local preference does not apply to bids for all purchases funded in full or a fraction thereof by any tidelands fund, by any grant funds, nor by any funds received from the State of California. This section shall not apply to purchases made pursuant to Section 1801 and 1807 of the City Charter and to bids for public works, as that term is defined in Section 1720(a) of the California Labor Code.)
If your business qualifies for the local preference, please certify your eligibility by signing on the space provided below and attaching copies of the following documents to your bid package:
1. A current, valid business license from the City of Long Beach showing a place of business within the city limits; and
2. A current, valid seller’s permit (also known as a sales tax permit) showing a place of business within the city limits.
CERTIFICATION
I certify that I possess a current valid City of Long Beach business license and a current valid seller’s permit, both showing a place of businesses in the City of Long Beach, and that I am eligible for the City of Long Beach local preference.
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PR-24-360 Printing & Delivery Services for Department Publications
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