Eve Lee is a Deputy Purchasing Agent. Eve is associated with 34 contracts. Activity spans Industrial Truck, Tractor, Trailer, and Stacker Machinery Manufacturing, Air and Gas Compressor Manufacturing, and Other Building Equipment Contractors.
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The County of Orange, through its Public Works department based in Santa Ana, California, is soliciting temporary heating, ventilating, and air conditioning (HVAC) rental services for use across its facilities on both planned and on-call bases. Contractors are expected to provide and maintain a range of equipment including air-cooled and water-cooled chillers, cooling towers, heat exchangers, air handlers, package units, and spot coolers, ensuring operational readiness for climate control needs. While no formal contract value is specified in the solicitation documents, the work is governed by California state and local laws rather than federal acquisition regulations, with compliance tied to the California Labor Code, including prevailing wage standards under Sections 1771, 1776, 1811, and 1815, as well as provisions of the Unemployment Insurance Code and Civil Code. Contractors must submit certified payroll records, verified under penalty of perjury, using forms approved by the Division of Labor Standards Enforcement, and must ensure accurate reporting of wages, hours, classifications, and fringe benefits for all workers, including apprentices registered in federally recognized programs.
The solicitation requires contractors to furnish both a Faithful Performance Bond and a Labor and Material Payment Bond, with bond amounts to be filled in at the time of execution and governed by California Civil Code Sections 9100 and 9550 et seq. There is no indication of a formal evaluation framework, pricing structure, or basis of award such as LPTA or best value, suggesting the selection may be based on responsiveness and compliance rather than competitive scoring. The place of performance is any County facility within Orange County, and the period of performance will be determined contractually upon award. Submission of proposals is due by August 10, 2026, through the Orange County Public Works procurement portal or physical delivery to the contracting office in Santa Ana. The contract mandates strict administrative compliance with labor standards, with oversight and enforcement coordinated by the Orange County District Attorney’s Public Works Unit, which may pursue criminal penalties for false certifications under Title 18 and 31 of the U.S. Code. No federal clauses, special requirements such as security clearances or key personnel designations, or electronic invoicing systems are referenced, underscoring the purely state-level regulatory framework governing this procurement.
The County of Orange, through its OC Public Works agency, is soliciting competitive bids for Traffic Marking Services under solicitation number IFB-080-3019603-EL. This opportunity is open to qualified vendors, referred to as Bidders, who must submit their proposals exclusively through the County's electronic bidding system by the deadline of May 29, 2026. The County emphasizes that all pertinent information is provided within the solicitation documents, and Bidders are responsible for thoroughly reviewing the materials and seeking clarification through the designated Question & Answer section, without directly contacting County personnel outside this channel.
The resulting contract will be established between the County and the chosen Contractor, adhering to the model contract's terms, conditions, and specified scope of work. The solicitation is managed by the Deputy Purchasing Agent, Eve Lee, and provides support for electronic bid submission through the County’s eProcurement Portal. The place of performance is within California, with official correspondence directed to the County’s office in Santa Ana. This fully electronic solicitation underscores the County's commitment to transparent and efficient procurement processes, ensuring equal access and compliance with all submission protocols.
The County of Orange, specifically the OC Public Works department, is inviting qualified vendors to submit electronic bids for the project titled "Overhead Trolley Lift Crane and Man Basket Certification, Maintenance, Repair and Modifications." This solicitation requires bidders to strictly use the County’s online procurement system for bid submissions, with all questions or requests for clarifications to be directed solely through the designated Question & Answer section by the specified deadline. The contract will be awarded to a selected vendor who will then undertake the certification, maintenance, repair, and modifications of overhead trolley lift cranes and man baskets in accordance with the County’s model contract terms and scope of work.
Bidders are encouraged to thoroughly review the solicitation documents, which include instructions, contract terms, and any attachments, prior to submission. The solicitation was posted on February 26, 2026, and the deadline for bid submission is March 26, 2026. The department overseeing this project is located in Santa Ana, California, and the primary point of contact is Eve Lee, Deputy Purchasing Agent. This procurement process is administered electronically, and support for the eProcurement portal is available to assist bidders with the submission process.
CaliforniaCA,
USA
NAICS
333923
Overhead Traveling Crane, Hoist, and Monorail System Manufacturing
The County of Orange, through its OC Public Works department, is soliciting bids for a Job Order Contract (JOC) specifically for demolition services with an estimated contract value of $1,000,000. This contract utilizes a Unit Price Book (UPB) with preset unit prices facilitated by The Gordian Group's JOC Solution, including their proprietary JOC Information Management System (JOC IMS), applications, construction cost data, and the Construction Task Catalog®. Contractors awarded this contract are required to use these tools solely for fulfilling contract obligations such as preparing and submitting Job Order Proposals and price breakdowns. Access to the Gordian JOC solution requires execution of Gordian’s General Terms of Use and payment of a JOC System License Fee, which is a percentage of the Job Order Price and must be included in the contractor’s Adjustment Factors. Only contractors who passed the County’s two-step prequalification process were allowed to submit bids, and award decisions will be made based on best value evaluations using typical work plans and specifications established by the County.
The solicitation, identified as RFP-080-2998505-EL, specifies important procedural elements including a mandatory pre-bid conference call, compliance with California prevailing wage laws, contractor licensing requirements, and bid security and bonding prerequisites. Electronic submissions are due by March 10, 2026. The County maintains discretion to reject bids or waive minor irregularities. The JOC framework sets forth contractual terms governing the responsibilities of both parties, term of the contract, and scope of demolition services. Additionally, the contract and related documents emphasize compliance with California labor codes, including certified payroll requirements and enforcement managed partly by the Orange County District Attorney’s Public Works Unit, which monitors fair bidding practices and worker protections on public projects. Contact personnel are available to address procurement inquiries, ensuring a clear communication channel for potential contractors.
The County of Orange, through its OC Public Works department, is soliciting competitive electronic bids for "Pump Repair and Rebuild Services" under solicitation number IFB-080-2964502-EL. Qualified vendors are invited to submit their proposals via the County’s online procurement portal by the deadline of March 3, 2026. The solicitation emphasizes adherence to a standardized model contract encompassing terms, conditions, and scope of work relevant to pump repair services. Bidders must carefully review all provided instructions, attachments, and model contract documents before submitting their electronic bids, as no other submission formats will be accepted. For assistance with the electronic bid submission process, vendors can contact the County’s procurement support or refer to the dedicated help portal. All inquiries related to the solicitation must be directed exclusively to the designated Question & Answer section by the stipulated cut-off date and time, preventing direct contact with other County personnel.
To ensure proper contract performance and payment, a Labor and Material Payment Bond is required, providing financial security for laborers, suppliers, and subcontractors involved in the project, following California state law. This bond holds the contractor and surety jointly liable up to the bond amount. Additionally, a comparable performance bond framework is described, although pertaining to a different locality and project, which guarantees faithful contract execution, workmanship quality, compliance with contractual terms, and remedies in case of contractor default. This bond is typically underwritten by a surety company qualified to operate in the relevant jurisdiction and protects the County’s interests while enforcing contractor accountability throughout the project duration. The designated point of contact for this solicitation is the Deputy Purchasing Agent, Eve Lee. The contract will ultimately bind the County and the selected contractor under the outlined conditions and protect the County’s investment through these bonding measures.
CaliforniaCA,
USA$900Kest.
NAICS
811310
Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance
The contract is a solicitation for a pre-qualification process under a Job Order Contract (JOC) specifically for demolition services issued by OC Public Works, California. The solicitation, identified by number RFP-080-2998505-EL (PQ), was posted on January 21, 2026, with a response deadline of February 5, 2026. It is intended to facilitate the selection of qualified contractors who will perform various demolition tasks under the JOC framework. The solicitation is managed by the Deputy Purchasing Agent, Eve Lee, based in Santa Ana, California. The contract does not specify a type of set-aside or a NAICS code, indicating it may be open to a broad range of qualified contractors meeting the necessary criteria. The work is to be performed within California, with organizational oversight and procurement procedures controlled by OC Public Works.
Supporting documentation provides insight into enforcement and compliance aspects relevant to public works projects in Orange County, highlighting the importance of adherence to California Labor Codes, specifically regarding certified payroll and wage protections. This background underscores the agency's commitment to fair contractor practices and safeguarding worker rights during project execution. The contract process emphasizes compliance with labor laws and contractor integrity, reinforcing the accountability standards that prospective bidders must meet. Overall, this JOC pre-qualification effort is a critical step by OC Public Works to ensure that demolition services are contracted with firms that are both capable and compliant with local regulatory and labor requirements.
OC Public Works is inviting contractors to submit bids for a five-year contract to provide Fire Alarm System Maintenance and Repair Services specifically for the Orange County Data Center. The solicitation, identified as IFB-080-2971802-EL, was posted on January 15, 2026, with a response deadline of February 6, 2026. The contract requires contractors to ensure ongoing maintenance and prompt repair of the fire alarm systems, supporting the safety and operational integrity of a critical county facility. The agency overseeing this solicitation is OC Public Works, headquartered in Santa Ana, California, and the primary contact for the bid process is Eve Lee, Deputy Purchasing Agent.
The contracting process is backed by typical assurance mechanisms common in public works projects in Orange County, such as a Labor and Material Payment Bond, which guarantees payment for labor and materials used under the contract. This bond holds both the contractor and surety jointly liable, safeguarding the county against financial risks. While another bond related to a different project in Virginia was referenced, the key takeaway for this project is the emphasis on performance guarantees and compliance with state requirements. OC Public Works ensures fair contractor participation aligned with state labor laws, reflecting a commitment to equitable bidding practices and wage protection, supported by dedicated oversight through the Orange County District Attorney’s Public Works Unit. This ensures that contractors are compliant with California’s labor standards and the county’s operational expectations throughout the contract term.
The County of Orange, through its OC Public Works department, is soliciting competitive electronic bids for a contract titled "Service/Parts & Repairs for Murphy Controllers." This invitation for bids (IFB-080-2957004-EL) requires qualified vendors to submit their proposals solely via the County's online bidding system by the deadline of February 3, 2026, at 10:00 PM. Bidders must carefully review the model contract, solicitation documents, and any attachments before submission. Direct inquiries related to the solicitation must be submitted within the designated Question & Answer section prior to the specified cutoff time, with no contact allowed outside the prescribed communication channels to ensure a fair process.
The awarded contract will be established between the County and the selected contractor under the stated terms and scope of work outlined in the solicitation. The project pertains to servicing, supplying parts, and repairing Murphy Controllers, with performance taking place in California. The point of contact for this solicitation is Eve Lee, Deputy Purchasing Agent at OC Public Works, whose contact information is provided for assistance or clarifications related strictly to the solicitation process. This solicitation is managed under the SLED (state, local, and education) organization type, and all submissions and relevant communications must adhere to the County’s eProcurement Portal guidelines.
CaliforniaCA,
USA
NAICS
811210
Electronic and Precision Equipment Repair and Maintenance
