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Governance Framework Design for Public Ethics Commission

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The contract seeks the development of a comprehensive governance framework for a County Ethics Commission in Los Angeles, focusing on designing structural models and operational policies that align with established best practices in public-sector ethics oversight. This includes defining optimal board composition, clarifying the delegation of authority among commission members and administrative staff, and establishing mechanisms for accountability, independence, and transparency in enforcement and oversight functions. The work must reflect current standards for ethical governance while accommodating the unique legal and administrative context of the county government. The project requires the contractor to deliver actionable recommendations that strengthen the commission’s capacity to prevent, investigate, and address conflicts of interest, misconduct, and ethical violations among public officials and employees. Emphasis will be placed on ensuring sustainability, stakeholder engagement, and alignment with state and local statutory requirements. The effort is being undertaken as a subcontract under the Department of the Board of Supervisors in California and is intended to inform policy decisions that enhance public trust in local government ethics practices.

General Info

Develop governance framework for LA County Ethics Commission focusing on accountability, independence, and ethical oversight compliance.

Agency

California → Department of Board of SupervisorsView Agency

NAICS

923130 - Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs)View NAICS

Place of Performance

Los Angeles, CA, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of CAPSMA-EO-006.

The full solicitation package (11 documents), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.

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Request for Services for Ethics Commission and Ethics Office Development and Strategic Advisory Consulting Services

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AgencyCalifornia → Department of Board of Supervisors
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Develop structural models and governance options for a County Ethics Commission, including board composition, authority delegation, and alignment with public-sector ethics oversight best practices.

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