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Legal & Regulatory Compliance Advisory

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The contract requires comprehensive legal and regulatory compliance advisory services focused on adherence to California Labor Code §1775 regarding prevailing wage obligations, workers’ compensation requirements, anti-discrimination statutes, and federal contracting mandates. The scope encompasses ensuring all labor practices, payroll systems, and employment protocols meet state and federal legal standards, particularly in the context of public infrastructure projects under the oversight of California’s Capital Projects – Flood agency. The service provider must possess demonstrated expertise in navigating complex labor regulations applicable to public works and federal financial assistance programs, with an emphasis on audit readiness and proactive compliance strategy. This is a subcontract opportunity with a NAICS code of 541110, indicating a focus on legal services, and the response deadline is set for July 31, 2026. The place of performance and agency office location are unspecified, though the contracting entity is based in California, suggesting services may be needed for projects throughout the state. The provider will be expected to support compliance across multiple regulatory frameworks, including those tied to federal funding sources, and must be prepared to advise on documentation, reporting, and corrective actions required to maintain lawful operations under public contracts. The solicitation remains open for submissions until the stated deadline, with no set-aside provisions identified.

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Provide legal compliance services for California labor, wage, and federal contracting rules on public infrastructure projects.

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California → Capital Projects - FloodView Agency

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541110 - Offices of LawyersView NAICS

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CA, USA

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AgencyCalifornia → Capital Projects - Flood
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Advise on compliance with California Labor Code §1775 (prevailing wage), workers’ compensation, anti-discrimination laws, and federal contracting requirements.

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