CombinedRFSQ-Appendicies-RequiredForms-MA(11-18-2025).pdf

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Disaster/Emergency Services Master Agreement (DESMA) RFSQ
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104565
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California

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This is a Combined Request for Statement of Qualifications (RFSQ) with appendices and required forms for the County of Los Angeles, Internal Services Department (ISD), seeking qualified companies to enter into Master Agreements for Disaster/Emergency Services (DESMA). The County requires vendors capable of responding to emergency service requests within a 24-hour notice period. The RFSQ document contains the application requirements, evaluation criteria, and submission forms necessary for interested vendors to qualify for inclusion on the master agreement. Specific response deadlines, site visit requirements, and bidder conference details are outlined within the appendices to establish the timeline and procedural framework for vendor qualification and selection.

The master agreement structure allows the County to engage qualified vendors on an as-needed basis for disaster and emergency services throughout the contract term. The document includes required forms that vendors must complete and submit to demonstrate their qualifications, experience, capacity, and compliance with County requirements. Pricing terms and specific service rates would be negotiated individually with selected vendors based on the scope and nature of each emergency service need. The master agreement approach enables the County to pre-qualify multiple vendors across various service categories to ensure rapid deployment capability during declared disasters or emergencies without the delays associated with competitive bidding during active emergency situations.

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