Alan Araujo is a Supervising Procurement Contract Specialist. Alan is associated with 15 contracts. Activity spans Other Building Equipment Contractors, New Car Dealers, and Testing Laboratories and Services.
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The County of Orange is soliciting a Job Order Contract (JOC) specifically for elevator services under solicitation number RFP-080-2967603-AA2, with proposals due by March 12, 2026. This contract utilizes a Unit Price Book (UPB) with preset unit prices drawn from The Gordian Group’s proprietary JOC Solution, which includes the JOC Information Management System (JOC IMS), construction cost data, and the Construction Task Catalog®. These resources guide contractors in pricing and executing various maintenance and construction tasks associated with the County’s public works facilities. Contractors accessing the Gordian JOC Solution must agree to Gordian’s General Terms of Use and pay a license fee based on a percentage of each job order issued, which must be incorporated into their proposal's adjustment factors.
Only contractors prequalified through the County’s two-step selection process were invited to submit bids, ensuring that only qualified firms, like SmartRise Elevator Service Inc., can compete. The contract emphasizes best value selection based on plans and specifications provided by the County. The scope of work includes elevator maintenance and repair services, guided by model contract terms prescribing adjustment factors, subcontractor listing, and compliance with existing construction and technical standards from the Construction Task Catalog®. The technical specifications and comprehensive guidelines cover multiple construction divisions to ensure quality and consistency in work. The contract term is set for one year or until funds are exhausted, with a maximum estimated amount of $2 million. Vendors must comply with all County procurement rules, prevailing wage laws, bonding requirements, and electronic submission protocols. Key County contacts manage procurement and serve as procurement buyers and contract specialists to facilitate the process and address bidder inquiries.
The Job Order Contract (JOC) for Elevator Services issued by OC Public Works in California is a pre-qualification solicitation aimed at selecting qualified contractors to provide elevator maintenance and related services. The solicitation, identified as RFP-080-2967603-AA2 (PQ), was posted on January 28, 2026, with a response deadline of February 13, 2026. This contract is managed by OC Public Works, headquartered in Santa Ana, California, and seeks to establish a pool of pre-qualified vendors to facilitate efficient and streamlined procurement for elevator service projects across the state. The primary point of contact for this solicitation is Alan Araujo, Supervising Procurement Contract Specialist, who can be reached via email.
While the contract and solicitation focus specifically on elevator services, compliance with California labor laws and public works regulations is paramount, as evidenced by related documentation on public works enforcement in Orange County. Contractors responding to this solicitation are expected to adhere to fair bidding practices, certified payroll reporting, and wage compliance as mandated under California Labor Codes. This ensures protection of employee rights and wages in line with established policies. The process underscores OC Public Works’ commitment to transparency, regulatory adherence, and maintaining a qualified vendor base to meet ongoing public infrastructure needs.
The County of Orange OC Public Works is soliciting proposals for a Job Order Contract (JOC) specifically for Elevator Services, with an estimated maximum value of $2,000,000 over a one-year term starting from the contract commencement date. This contract employs a Unit Price Book (UPB) featuring preset unit prices derived from The Gordian Group's proprietary Job Order Contracting (JOC) Solution, which includes the JOC Information Management System (IMS), job order applications, construction cost data, and the Construction Task Catalog®. Prospective contractors must execute Gordian’s General Terms of Use and pay a system license fee, which is incorporated into their bid adjustment factors. Only bidders that successfully passed a pre-qualification phase are invited to submit proposals, and award will be made on a best value basis, integrating both qualitative criteria and price considerations. The contract requires adherence to labor compliance standards, prevailing wage laws, bonding and insurance requirements, and full compliance with applicable California building codes and public works regulations. Work will be authorized via individual job orders issued by the County on an as-needed basis throughout the term.
Evaluation of proposals includes multiple phases, with emphasis on demonstrated management competency and financial strength, followed by presentations or interviews. The best value award process balances qualitative scoring with price adjustment factors related to normal and non-normal working hours. Contractors must meet minimum self-performance thresholds and possess required licenses appropriate to their trade. The contract imposes strict security requirements for contractor personnel working on County sites, including mandatory background checks and clearances. Performance evaluation includes on-site inspections by the County, with the contractor responsible for off-site activities and correcting any deficiencies. The contract operates as an indefinite quantity vehicle with no guaranteed minimum volume, and each job order must comply with technical specifications and quality standards described in the Construction Task Catalog and related attachments. Submissions must be made electronically by the specified deadline, adhering to format and content requirements defined by the County. Overall, this contract framework supports efficient procurement of elevator maintenance and repair services within a structured, compliant, and competitive environment.
The County of Orange through OC Public Works is seeking competitive electronic bids from qualified vendors to provide Hydraulic Hose Repair and Fabrication Services in a project designated as Phase 2. The contract resulting from this solicitation will be established between the County and the selected vendor, adhering to the specified model contract terms, scope of work, and conditions. The solicitation emphasizes that all bid submissions must be made electronically via the County’s online bidding system, with no alternative submission methods accepted. Bidders are encouraged to thoroughly review all instructions, attachments, and exhibits prior to submitting their bids. Any questions or requests for clarification must be submitted through the designated Question & Answer section by October 2, 2025, before 2:00 pm, and direct contact with other County personnel regarding the solicitation is prohibited.
The project has a contract value estimated between $50,000 and $200,000 and is identified under solicitation number 080-2926304-AA-01. It is open to vendors operating within the NAICS code 811490, which pertains to other personal and household goods repair and maintenance. The primary point of contact for this solicitation is Alan Araujo, reachable via email at [email hidden]. The deadline for bid responses is October 9, 2025. The contract aims to ensure the County receives quality hydraulic hose repair and fabrication services, supporting OC Public Works’ operational needs across California.
CaliforniaCA,
USA$50K–$200Kest.
NAICS
811490
Other Personal and Household Goods Repair and Maintenance
The County of Orange through OC Public Works is seeking competitive bids from qualified vendors to provide hydraulic hose repair and fabrication services. The contract resulting from this solicitation will establish a formal agreement between the County and the selected vendor, adhering to specified model terms, conditions, and scope of work. Bidders must submit their proposals electronically via the County’s designated online bidding system, with no alternative submission methods accepted. The solicitation emphasizes the importance of reviewing all instructions, attachments, and the model contract prior to bid submission. Questions regarding the solicitation must be submitted by September 3, 2025, before 2:00 pm, and no direct contact with other County personnel is permitted.
The contract is anticipated to have a value ranging from $50,000 to $200,000 and is classified under NAICS code 332999, indicating a focus on miscellaneous fabricated metal product manufacturing. The services are to be performed within California, with the primary point of contact being Alan Araujo, whose contact details are provided for any inquiries. The solicitation was posted on August 26, 2025, with a deadline for responses set for September 10, 2025. This procurement is part of OC Public Works’ ongoing efforts to maintain and repair hydraulic hoses critical for various operational needs within the County’s infrastructure.
CaliforniaCA,
USA$50K–$200Kest.
NAICS
332999
All Other Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing
The County of Orange through OC Public Works is seeking competitive electronic bids from qualified vendors for an emergency vehicle upfitting project, with the goal of establishing a contractual agreement with the selected bidder. The contract will adhere to standard model terms, conditions, and scope of work outlined in the solicitation, which is open exclusively through the County’s online bidding platform. The project involves outfitting emergency vehicles, with the contract value estimated between $500,000 and $2,000,000. Bidders are encouraged to review all solicitation instructions, including the model contract and related attachments, prior to submitting their electronic bids by the deadline of September 5, 2025.
The solicitation, titled "Emergency Vehicle Upfitting," was posted on August 19, 2025, under the number 080-2908611-AA. The project is managed by OC Public Works, a division of the California government, and is classified under NAICS code 336390. The primary point of contact for questions or further information is Alan Araujo, reachable via email at [email hidden]. Interested vendors can access additional details and the bidding portal through the provided online link.
The County of Orange through OC Public Works is seeking competitive electronic bids from qualified vendors to supply an Electric Vehicle Supply Equipment (EVSE) Test Unit. The contract resulting from this solicitation will establish an agreement between the County and the selected vendor, adhering to standard contract terms, conditions, and scope of work outlined in the solicitation documents. Bidders must submit their proposals exclusively through the County’s online bidding platform by the deadline of August 20, 2025, with all questions regarding the solicitation directed by August 13, 2025, to the designated contact person. The project falls under NAICS code 335312, indicating its focus on electrical equipment manufacturing, and the contract value is estimated to range between $50,000 and $200,000.
The procurement emphasizes a fully electronic process, with no alternative submission methods accepted, and encourages bidders to thoroughly review all solicitation instructions, attachments, and the model contract before submission. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Alan Araujo, reachable via email or phone, and additional project details can be accessed through the provided online portal link. The contract aims to support the County’s efforts in advancing electric vehicle infrastructure by procuring a specialized test unit essential for evaluating EVSE performance and compliance.
The County of Orange through OC Public Works is seeking competitive electronic bids from qualified vendors to provide Vehicle Lock and Key Services. The contract resulting from this solicitation will be established directly between the County and the selected vendor, adhering to standard contractual terms, scope of work, and conditions outlined in the model agreement. The procurement process is entirely electronic, requiring bidders to submit their bids via the County’s online bidding platform, with no alternative submission methods accepted. The solicitation was posted on June 25, 2025, with a deadline for responses set for July 11, 2025. The contract is expected to be valued between $50,000 and $200,000, and the project is managed by OC Public Works, based in California. For further details or inquiries, interested bidders can contact Alan Araujo via email or phone, with additional information accessible through the provided online portal link.
The County of Orange through OC Public Works is seeking competitive electronic bids from qualified vendors to perform testing, inspection, and certification services on fuel tankers, specifically for Phase 3 of the project. The contract resulting from this solicitation will establish a formal agreement between the County and the selected contractor, adhering to standard contractual terms, conditions, and scope of work outlined in the solicitation documents. The project has a contract value estimated between $500,000 and $1,500,000, and the work will be carried out within California. Bidders must submit their proposals exclusively through the County’s online bidding system by the deadline of May 5, 2025, and are advised to review all instructions, attachments, and the model contract carefully before submission.
The solicitation, identified as IFB-080-2757001-AA-02, was posted on April 21, 2025. The primary point of contact for inquiries is Alan Araujo, whose contact details are provided for further communication. This procurement is part of the County’s efforts to ensure fuel tankers meet safety and regulatory standards through rigorous testing, inspection, and certification processes, emphasizing transparency and competitive bidding to select a qualified vendor capable of delivering these specialized services within the specified budget and timeline.
The County of Orange through OC Public Works is seeking competitive electronic bids from qualified vendors to supply a new, unused 2025 Ford Explorer Platinum under Phase 2 of the solicitation. The contract resulting from this procurement will establish a formal agreement between the County and the selected vendor, adhering to standard contractual terms, conditions, and scope of work outlined in the solicitation. Bidders must submit their proposals exclusively through the County’s online bidding system, with no alternative submission methods accepted. The solicitation was posted on April 15, 2025, with a deadline for responses set for April 25, 2025. The contract is estimated to be valued between $50,000 and $60,000 and falls under the NAICS code 441110, which pertains to new car dealerships.
The primary point of contact for this procurement is Alan Araujo, whose email is provided for inquiries. The project is managed by OC Public Works, part of the California government, with the procurement details accessible via the provided online portal link. Bidders are advised to carefully review all instructions, including the model contract and related attachments, prior to submitting their bids to ensure compliance with all requirements.
