Request for Services for as needed Public Sector Strategy Consulting Services: CAPSMA-EO-001

The County of Los Angeles, Executive Office of the Board of Supervisors is conducting a procurement for as-needed public sector strategy consulting services through the California Public Sector Strategy and Management Association (CAPSMA) framework, specifically targeting support for the Governance Reform Task Force. The solicitation, identified as CAPSMA-EO-001, seeks qualified contractors to assist in modernizing and reforming the current governance structure of Los Angeles County. Prospective vendors must submit comprehensive responses to both a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) and a Request for Services (RFS) to be considered for contract award. The procurement will utilize a work order approach, allowing flexible engagement of consulting resources as specific governance reform needs arise. Evaluation criteria will be detailed in RFQExhibit4.xlsx, which outlines technical evaluation factors and scoring methodologies for assessing vendor proposals. The solicitation was posted on October 13, 2025, with a response due date of January 16, 3025. Contractors will be expected to provide strategic consulting services, develop recommendations, and support the Task Force's modernization initiatives through targeted, as-needed consulting engagements.

The solicitation does not explicitly mention specific set-aside designations or restrictions for disadvantaged enterprises based on the provided documentation. The procurement is structured as an open competition for qualified CAPSMA contractors, with vendors required to meet specific qualification standards outlined in the RFQ documentation. No incumbent vendors or current contractors are identified in the available materials. The procurement framework suggests that multiple contractors may be selected to form a pre-qualified pool of consulting resources, enabling the County to issue work orders as needed. While specific award values or budget ranges are not explicitly stated, the as-needed work order structure implies that individual project engagements will be scoped and funded based on specific governance reform requirements. The contract appears designed to provide the County with flexible access to high-quality consulting expertise without committing to a fixed-scope, fixed-fee arrangement. Funding for individual work orders will likely be determined at the time of engagement based on specific project requirements and County budgetary allocations.