Doing Business with the City Webinar~5.pdf
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- UD-26-357
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- Los Angeles County, California
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This document is a vendor recruitment flyer from the City of Long Beach that outlines the procurement process and how businesses can become vendors for the municipality. The City of Long Beach purchases hundreds of millions of dollars annually in goods and services, including vehicle parts, construction contracts, and professional services. For purchases under $40,000, the City solicits quotes directly from businesses and selects the lowest qualified bid. For purchases exceeding $40,000, the City posts solicitations to Long Beach Buys, a centralized online platform where vendors can search for opportunities and submit competitive proposals. Interested vendors must first create a free account on Long Beach Buys at longbeach.gov/purchasing, search the database for relevant invitations to bid (ITBs), requests for proposals (RFPs), and other solicitations, and submit responses for opportunities matching their qualifications and interests.
The City welcomes participation from small, local, and diverse firms and provides a 5-10 percent preference to local businesses in the quote and solicitation processes. The City hosts monthly "Doing Business with the City" webinars every third Thursday of the month at 11 a.m. to educate potential vendors about the procurement process. Vendors can RSVP for the Zoom meeting link at lbcity.info/vendorwebinar. For questions or assistance with account setup, prospective vendors should contact Purchasing Customer Service at LBPurchasing@longbeach.gov or 562.570.6200.
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How do I become a vendor?
The City of Long Beach wants to do business with you!
What does the City buy?
The City of Long Beach purchases hundreds of millions of dollars in goods and services every year, ranging from vehicle parts and construction contracts to professional services.
For purchases less than $40,000, the City reaches out to businesses directly for quotes, choosing the lowest qualified quote.
For purchases greater than $40,000, the City posts solicitations to Long Beach Buys, a centralized system that allows vendors to view opportunities and submit proposals through a competitive bid process.
The City welcomes the participation of small, local, and diverse firms in the procurement process and awards a 5-10 percent preference to local businesses for quotes and solicitations.
Scan to learn more and get started today!
For questions or support with setting up your profile, please contact Purchasing Customer Service at LBPurchasing@longbeach.gov or
562.570.6200.
Sign up for a free Long Beach Buys account at longbeach.gov/purchasing.
1.
Search the database for invitations to bid (ITBs), requests for proposals (RFPs) and other solicitation opportunities.
2.
Submit a response for opportunities for which your organization is qualified and interested.
3.
Attend our monthly Doing Business with the City webinar to learn more!
Webinars occur every third Thursday of the month at 11 a.m. To receive Zoom meeting link, RSVP by visiting lbcity.info/vendorwebinar.
http://www.longbeach.gov/purchasing https://longbeach-gov.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Y_nn6bGQSh2XNuiqu4y82g#/registration
| The City of Long Beach wants to do business with you! |
| How do I become a vendor? |
| Scan to learn more and get started today! |
| What does the City buy? |
| The City welcomes the participation of small, local, and diverse firms in the procurement process and awards a 5-10 percent preference to local businesses for quotes and solicitations. |
| Attend our monthly Doing Business with the City webinar to learn more! |
| Webinars occur every third Thursday of the month at 11 a.m. To receive Zoom meeting link, RSVP by visiting lbcity.info/vendorwebinar. |
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