Request for Services for as needed Public Sector Strategy Consulting Services: CAPSMA-EO-001

The County of Los Angeles, Executive Office of the Board of Supervisors, issued solicitation CAPSMA-EO-001 seeking qualified vendors under the CAPSMA Master Agreement to provide as-needed public sector strategy consulting services in support of the Governance Reform Task Force. This Task Force is tasked with implementing Measure G, a voter-approved amendment expanding the Board of Supervisors and modernizing the County’s governance structure. The services required include strategic leadership, governance expertise, meeting facilitation, policy analysis, stakeholder engagement, communication support, and related consulting to promote transparency, accountability, and public participation. The work order resulting from this solicitation is expected to have a five-year base term with two optional one-year extensions. Vendors interested in this opportunity must respond to the Request for Services (RFS) CAPSMA-EO-001 and hold or obtain CAPSMA status by responding to the associated Request for Qualifications. Proposals must include detailed narratives demonstrating compliance with minimum requirements, background and experience in public sector consulting—especially relating to local government governance reform—staffing plans, pricing, and references. The County emphasizes strict adherence to submission guidelines, requiring a single PDF file with specified attachments and prohibiting unauthorized contact with County personnel during the solicitation process. Evaluation criteria focus on vendor qualifications, responsiveness, and suitability to serve the County’s interests, with final award discretion resting solely with the Executive Office. Contract administration involves oversight through designated Work Order Managers with relevant governance reform experience, compliance with audit requirements, and adherence to County protocols. The solicitation and associated documents do not identify standard FAR contract clauses, formal pricing line items, or socioeconomic certifications, indicating a procurement process centered on qualifications-based evaluation for specialized public sector consulting support.