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Local Business Outreach Program (LBOP) Roster - OPEN ENROLLMENT

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2026-FAC-LBOPState & Local

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The Local Business Outreach Program (LBOP), managed by the Facilities Planning and Development agency in California, is designed to support local businesses within the cities of San Bernardino and Highland. The program mandates that at least 10 percent of vendor contract dollars are allocated to businesses located in these specific areas to foster community collaboration and increase awareness of the district's procurement processes. Interested vendors can apply through the LBOP Vendor Registration Form, though registration does not guarantee approval or prequalification. Vendors are responsible for maintaining their contact information and category codes within the OpenGov system. This open enrollment solicitation, identified as 2026-FAC-LBOP, remains active until December 31, 2029, with Sean MacDowell serving as the primary point of contact.

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LBOP mandates 10% vendor contracts to local businesses in San Bernardino and Highland cities.

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AgencyCalifornia → Facilities Planning & Development
Contacts1 person available
OfficeSan Bernardino, CA, 92410, USA
Office AddressSan Bernardino, CA, 92410, USA
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Valdez Educational ServicesSan Bernardino, California
Global ModularAtwater, CA
Pro-Craft ConstructionRedlands, CA

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Our district believes in giving back to local businesses. The Facilities Capital Improvement Program's (FCIP) Local Business Outreach Program (LBOP) ensures that at least 10% of vendor contract dollars goes back to businesses where our schools are in the cities of San Bernardino and Highland. This effort is a collaborative giving opportunity to share resources and it increases awareness about the district's education programs and the procurement process. Are you a vendor working with SBCUSD? Interested in getting involved? To become registered with the LBOP, please fill out the LBOP Vendor Registration Form. Registration for LBOP does not indicate vendor approval or prequalification. It is your responsibility to maintain your contact information and commodity/category codes within OpenGov's system

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