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The contract involves the development of foundational ethics policies for the Department of the Board of Supervisors in California, specifically to establish comprehensive codes of conduct, conflict of interest guidelines, prohibitions on gifts, and clear enforcement mechanisms for the Ethics Commission and Office. These policies are designed to ensure accountability, transparency, and integrity in public service by defining acceptable behaviors, outlining procedures for disclosure and recusal, and setting forth consequences for violations. The work requires expertise in regulatory drafting and public ethics frameworks to align with state and local legal standards while addressing the unique operational context of Los Angeles government entities. The submission is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 541110, indicating it pertains to legal services and professional consulting in policy formulation. Performance will be centered in Los Angeles, with no specified set-aside status or funding details provided. The contract does not include a point of contact, and the formal solicitation link is hosted on the Los Angeles County bidding portal, suggesting that interested parties must navigate the public procurement system for detailed requirements and submission protocols. Timelines and deadlines are not listed but would be governed by the posting date of June 15, 2026, with anticipated work to commence following award.

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Develop ethics policies for Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors with conflict-of-interest and enforcement rules.

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California → Department of Board of SupervisorsView Agency

NAICS

541110 - Offices of LawyersView NAICS

Place of Performance

Los Angeles, CA, USA

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NONE

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PostedJun 15

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AgencyCalifornia → Department of Board of Supervisors

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California → Department of Board of Supervisors

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Draft foundational ethics policies such as codes of conduct, conflict of interest rules, gift prohibitions, and enforcement procedures for the Ethics Commission and Office.

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