LAISD_July2026_EJOC63.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- RFBC-IS-CMS26000001
- Issued by
- California
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This is a Job Order Contracts (JOC) solicitation document for the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) for fiscal year 2026-2027. The solicitation seeks qualified contractors to provide traditional job order contracting services across multiple construction and maintenance categories. The document establishes a framework for on-call services that will be awarded to multiple contractors, with work orders issued as needed throughout the contract term. Bidders are required to submit proposals by the specified deadline, with contract awards anticipated for July 2026. The contract term extends for one year with options for renewal, allowing LAUSD to issue individual task orders for specific projects as requirements arise during the performance period.
The solicitation utilizes a job order contracting model wherein pricing is established through a percentage adjustment to a national database of unit prices, enabling efficient procurement of construction and maintenance services. LAUSD may set aside portions of the contract for small business enterprises, local businesses, or other designated categories as permitted under California law. The contracting approach provides flexibility in budget allocation, as specific project funding and amounts will be determined through individual task orders rather than a fixed contract value. This mechanism allows LAUSD to respond efficiently to facility maintenance and construction needs across its large school district portfolio while maintaining competitive pricing through the pre-established unit price structure and contractor performance standards outlined in the solicitation documents.
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