Executive Coach Legal Management Leadership Train - AMD03

The Internal Services Department of California is soliciting bids for Executive Coach and Legal Management Leadership Training services for the District Attorney Department under solicitation number RFB-IS-26200927, with responses due by May 29, 2026. The contract, classified under NAICS code 611430, requires a vendor to deliver comprehensive leadership development services structured across two phases. Phase One includes sixty-minute interviews with the District Attorney, Chief Deputy, ADA-level staff, and Bureau Director-level personnel, totaling 32 sessions. Phase Two involves administering and interpreting two assessments—the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator II and the Zenger Folkman 360—each for eight coachees, followed by two delivery sessions per assessment, and includes up to two hours of travel time per coachee if in-person meetings are necessary. All services are to be performed in Los Angeles, California, with delivery specified to ADA Administrations at 211 W. Temple Street, Suite 1200. Bids must be submitted electronically through the Vendor Self Service portal, and paper, faxed, or emailed responses are not accepted. Vendors must register in WebVen and complete all required attachments from Appendix A, including organizational affidavits, compliance certifications, CBE information, vaccination attestations, and prevailing wage documentation. The award will be made to the lowest total acceptable offer, with payment terms set at net thirty days after receipt of a properly formatted invoice, submitted no later than the 15th of the month following service. Payment will be made via Electronic Funds Transfer unless otherwise mandated by federal or grant requirements, and vendors must enroll in direct deposit through the County’s designated portal. The vendor is required to maintain professional and automobile liability insurance, workers’ compensation coverage on ISO form CA 00 01, and comply with California prevailing wage standards, child support reporting, voting time-off laws, and Federal Earned Income Credit notification obligations. Additionally, the vendor must adhere to County policies on recycled materials, provide no gratuities to County personnel, and indemnify the County against all claims arising from their performance. Contract administration is governed by California law with exclusive venue in Los Angeles County, and any disputed costs over $100,000 unresolved for six months or more from past audits within the last decade disqualify a bidder. The County retains sole discretion to accept or reject services based on conformance with Exhibit A specifications, with an inspection period not exceeding