NOI and Selection Memo DV-25-556.pdf
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RFP DV-25-556 Short-Term Rental Tech Solution Award Summary
This is a Notice of Intent to Award and supporting evaluation memorandum from the City of Long Beach, Department of Financial Management and Community Development Department, for Request for Proposals No. DV-25-556 Short-Term Rental Tech Solution. The City solicited proposals for technological solutions to assist the Community Development Department with administration of the Short-Term Rental Program. The RFP was released on June 27, 2025, with a proposal deadline of September 11, 2025. Eight proposals were received; seven were deemed responsive to mandatory qualification requirements. A five-person selection committee comprising representatives from Community Development, Financial Management, and Technology and Innovation Departments evaluated proposals using four weighted criteria: Reasonableness of Cost (15%), Ease of Operation (40%), Customer Portal & Account Design and Support (15%), and Solution Features (30%). Three finalists—GovOS Inc., Granicus LLC, and STR Enforcement LLC—were invited to interview. The City issued a Notice of Intent to Award on December 9, 2025, to GovOS Inc. of Austin, Texas, which scored 88 out of 100 points and was unanimously selected by the committee. The remaining ranked vendors were Avenu Insights & Analytics LLC (75%), STR Enforcement LLC (72%), Granicus LLC (56%), OpenGov Inc. (37%), Wellomy Inc. (29%), and Ingenuity Technology Solutions LLC (27%).
The Notice of Intent to Award does not constitute a binding contract; GovOS Inc. must receive a signed purchase order from the City of Long Beach before work commences. No specific contract pricing, term, renewal options, or funding sources are detailed in the provided documents. Procurement inquiries should be directed to Janet Kariuki, Procurement Analyst I, at 562-570-6158 or RFPPurchasing@longbeach.gov.
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Department of Financial Management 411 West Ocean Boulevard, 6th Floor
Long Beach, CA 90802
(562) 570-6200
December 9, 2025
Subject: NOTICE OF INTENT TO AWARD Request for Proposals No. DV-25-556
The City of Long Beach released a Request for Proposals No. RFP DV-25-556 Short Term Rentals Tech Solution. Seven responsive proposals were received and evaluated. Based on evaluation criteria set forth in the RFP, and analysis of responses, it is the City’s intent to award a contract to:
• GOVOs Inc. of Austin, TX
Thank you for your participation in the procurement process. The City of Long Beach regards your firm as an important and valuable provider of goods and/or services. If I can answer any further questions, please feel free to contact me at 562-570-6158 during normal business hours or by e-mail at RFPPurchasing@longbeach.gov.
Sincerely, Janet Kariuki Janet Kariuki, Procurement Analyst I
NOTE: This notice of Intent to Award does not constitute an award. The awarded vendor will receive a purchase order from the City of Long Beach. Work shall not commence without a signed purchase order.
mailto:RFPPurchasing@longbeach.gov
MEMORANDUM
Development Services
Administrative and Financial Services Bureau
411 West Ocean Boulevard, 3rd Floor, Long Beach, CA 90802
562.570.6923
DATE: December 9, 2025
TO: Michelle Wilson, Purchasing Agent, Financial Management
FROM: April Apodaca, Administrative & Financial Services Bureau Manager, Community Development
SUBJECT: RFP DV 25-556 Short-Term Rental Tech Solution
A Request for Proposals (RFP) DV24-556 was released on June 27, 2025, to solicit proposals from qualified consultants to provide the Community Development Department with technological solutions to assist with the administration of the Short-Term Rental Program. By the September 11, 2025, deadline, eight proposals were received.
All eight proposals were reviewed to ensure they met the mandatory requirements outlined in the RFP.
Of these, seven were deemed responsive to the mandatory qualification requirements. A five-person selection committee, comprising representatives from the Community Development Department, Financial Management Department, and Technology and Innovation Department, evaluated the proposals based on their subject-matter expertise. In accordance with section 3.2 of the RFP, the proposals were evaluated based on the following criteria:
CRITERIA Weight
1. Reasonableness of Cost
• Competitive solution cost and implementation cost
• Competitive pricing structure for service delivery & maintenance
• Competitive pricing structure (if any) for post go-live solution configurations
• Competitive pricing (if any) for special service (adding platforms for web scraping, 24/7 hotline add-ons, data migration, etc.)
15%
2. Ease of Operation
• The extent to which the proposed solution allows the City to independently manage, customize, and operate the system without reliance on the vendor
• Proven ability for the City to create, edit and manage workflows within the solution
• Proven capability for the City to manage registration and account information for users
40%
3. Customer Portal & Account Design and Support
• The extent to which the interface is simple and intuitive for users to independently access and manage their accounts 15%
MEMORANDUM
Development Services
Administrative and Financial Services Bureau
411 West Ocean Boulevard, 3rd Floor, Long Beach, CA 90802
562.570.6923
• The availability and functionality of communication tools within the portal for both Customer and City users
• Evidence of ease with which users can register and create accounts through the portal
4. Solution Features with:
• Evidence of 24/7 hotline methodology and effectiveness
• Proven capability of Methodology used for Address Identification & implied accuracy
• Evidence of a solution to store, retrieve and analyze historical data effectively
• Proven ability for efficacy, legality, and effective Web scaping methods
• Evidence of comprehensive and user-friendly reporting tools
• Proven ability to create and manage waitlists effectively
• Overall design and usability of the solution interface
• Evidence of secure, accurate and user friendly payment and tax collection features
30%
Following a thorough review and analysis of proposals, the selection committee selected three firms for the shortlist and invited GovOS, Inc., Granicus, LLC, and STR Enforcement LLC to interview with the City.
The selection committee unanimously determined that GovOS, Inc. of Austin, TX, best satisfied the requirements with the criteria stated in section 3.2 of the RFP. Final scores for evaluated proposals are shown in the table below.
Vendor Name Score (out of possible 100)
GovOS, Inc 88%
Avenu Insights & Analytics LLC 75%
STR Enforcement LLC 72%
Granicus, LLC 56%
OpenGov, Inc. 37%
Wellomy Inc. 29%
Ingenuity Technology Solutions, LLC 27%
Approved by Purchasing:
Michelle Wilson Date Purchasing Agent for 12/09/25
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