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Labor Relations Research & Analysis Support

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The Labor Relations Research and Analysis Support subcontract involves providing technical research, cost analysis, and drafting support for prime contractors working on labor relations projects for the City of South San Francisco. The selected provider will be responsible for reviewing existing MOU language, conducting fact research to assist in proposal formulation, and preparing detailed cost analysis reports for contract changes. To be eligible, contractors must possess a valid City of South San Francisco business license and maintain cybersecurity insurance of at least one million dollars. This opportunity is managed by the Human Resources agency in California, with a response deadline set for November 24, 2026. Final deliverables include drafted proposal language and comprehensive cost analysis reports.

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Labor relations research and cost analysis support for City of South San Francisco.

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This scope was carved out of 2021-RFP-062.

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Performs technical research, cost analysis, and drafting support for prime contractors on City of South San Francisco labor relations projects. Reviews existing MOU language, performs fact research for proposal formulation, and prepares cost analysis for contract changes. Requires a valid City of South San Francisco business license and $1M cybersecurity insurance. Delivers drafted proposal language and cost analysis reports.

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