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2026-0015-RFPState & Local

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The Superior Court of California, County of Orange, is seeking proposals for Electronic Payment Processing Services under solicitation number 2026-0015-RFP. The court intends to establish a Master Services Agreement with a single provider, which will allow for subordinate Participating Addendums for other agencies and the court itself. Proposals must be submitted by December 10, 2026, with the place of performance located in Santa Ana, California. All inquiries and requests for clarification must be managed exclusively through the Biddingo platform, as direct contact with court personnel is prohibited. The court maintains that it assumes no liability for technical failures related to electronic business and is not obligated to any bidder until a final contract is fully negotiated and executed. Additional administrative rules governing the bidding process are available on the court's official website.

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Orange County Court seeks electronic payment processing services via RFP 2026-0015-RFP by December 2026.

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AgencySuperior Court of California, County of Orange
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The Superior Court of CA, County of Orange is soliciting proposals for Electronic Payment Processing Services in accordance with the documents included herein. The Court's intent is to award a single contract as a Master Services Agreement with subordinate Participating Addendums for agencies wishing to utilize the MSA. The Court intends to execute its own PA under the MSA upon award. Disclaimer: The Court is not responsible for and accepts no liability for any technical difficulties or failures that result from conducting business electronically. The Court shall have no obligation to any company, including the successful bidder unless or until the Court and the successful bidder fully execute a final contract negotiated between the parties. Additional Administrative Rules are available on the Court’s website at: http://www.occourts.org/general-info/court-contract-bids/current/bids.html#adminstrativerules. All questions or requests for clarification must be submitted through Biddingo. Please do not contact the Buyer or other Court personnel directly, unless you are having website or document accessibility issues/problems.

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