Intake_Form_-_Solicitations.pdf

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Public Records Request Management System
Solicitation number
2026-RFP-049
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Riverside County, California

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This is a solicitation intake form for the City of Palm Desert, California, regarding a Public Records Act Request Management System procurement. The City is issuing a Request for Proposal (RFP) for a comprehensive Public Records Request Management System that will support compliance with the California Public Records Act and improve operational efficiency. The system must include core components such as public records request intake and workflow management, records collection and review with electronic redaction capabilities, electronic communications discovery, reporting and analytics tools, and integration with existing City systems. The selected vendor will be responsible for system configuration, implementation, data and workflow setup, user training, documentation, testing, and ongoing technical support. The anticipated contract duration is October 1, 2026, through October 1, 2027, with an anticipated release date of July 13, 2026. The City anticipates that implementation will include migration of ongoing requests, closed requests, request data, configurations, and other relevant system information from the existing system to minimize disruption to operations.

The anticipated cost of the contract is $15,000.00. The City determined this procurement necessary to evaluate whether alternative solutions may better meet current and future needs by improving functionality, efficiency, system integration, user experience, and overall value. This is designated as a public project under California Labor Code Section 1720(a), and a 45-day hold is required for this purchase. The intake form was submitted by Damian Olivares, serving as both the requester and project manager, with manager and director approval both dated July 13, 2026, and HR review completed on the same date.

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Intake Form - Solicitations To Be Used for All Solicitations Published in OpenGov.

Pursuant to AB 339 Requirements

Requester Name:

Damian Olivares

Date

07/13/2026

Project Title:

Public Records Act Request Management System

What type of solicitation?

RFP

Project Manager:

Damian Olivares

Is this a public project as described in CA Labor Code 1720(a)?

Yes No

Brief Description of Scope of Work to be Performed:

The selected vendor shall provide, configure, implement, and support a comprehensive Public Records Act Request Management System for the City of Palm Desert. The work will include system configuration, data and workflow setup, integration with applicable City systems, user training, documentation, testing, and ongoing technical support. The solution shall support public request intake, request tracking, departmental collaboration, records collection and review, electronic redaction, requester communications, reporting, and records delivery in compliance with the California Public Records Act and applicable accessibility, security, and records management requirements.

Attach a Draft Solicitation to be published (Opengov):

PRA RFP Scope of Work.pdf 255.58KB

Anticipated Duration of Contract:

10/01/2026 to 10/01/2027

Anticipated Cost of Contract: Anticipated Release Date:

$15,000.00

Reason the City Believes this Procurement is Necessary:

This procurement is necessary to evaluate whether alternative solutions may better meet the City’s current and future needs by improving functionality, efficiency, system integration, user experience, and overall value.

Manager Approval Date

07/13/2026

Director Approval Date

07/13/2026

Is a 45-Day hold required for this purchase?*

Yes No

HR Review Date

2026-07-13

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