Subcontractor Management & Reporting (Executive Directive 35)

The contract requires management of subcontractor compliance with Executive Directive 35, focusing on maintaining accurate RAMP profile updates and submitting annual demographic and ownership reports to ensure adherence to state and local diversity and inclusion standards. Contractors must monitor and support all subcontractors in meeting reporting obligations, with an emphasis on accurate data collection regarding minority, women, and veteran-owned business participation. This effort is critical for transparency and accountability in public contracting within the City of Los Angeles. The opportunity is open to entities capable of handling ongoing compliance tracking and administrative reporting tied to Executive Directive 35, with a response deadline of June 12, 2026. The NAICS code 541618 indicates this work falls under other scientific and technical consulting services, suggesting the role involves coordination, advisory, and data management rather than direct service delivery. The contract is administered by the City Administrative Officer’s Office in California and is specific to performance in Los Angeles. Submission must be made through the RAMP platform, and all compliance activities must align with the agency’s expectations for equitable contracting practices.