Thanh Vu is a Procurement Buyer. Thanh is associated with 35 contracts. Activity spans Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors, Commercial and Institutional Building Construction, and Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors.
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The contract outlines the use of a Unit Price Book with preset unit prices for the County's Job Order Contracting (JOC) program, which is managed through The Gordian Group's proprietary JOC Solution. This solution includes an information management system, applications, construction cost data, and a construction task catalog, all of which the contractor must use exclusively to fulfill their contract obligations such as preparing job order proposals, price proposals, subcontractor lists, and other county requirements. Access to this system requires the contractor to sign Gordian’s General Terms of Use and pay a license fee based on a percentage of each job order price. This license fee is incorporated into the contractor’s adjustment factors and applies to all job orders under the contract.
Only contractors who successfully passed the initial prequalification phase were invited to submit bids in the subsequent phase, with awards made based on best value evaluations using county-provided plans and specifications for typical work. The contract pertains specifically to electrical services and is solicited by OC Public Works in California, with responses due by June 2, 2026. Communication and procurement inquiries are directed to the designated procurement buyer, ensuring a structured and controlled bidding process aligned with the county’s operational needs and compliance standards.
CaliforniaCA,
USA
NAICS
238210
Electrical Contractors and Other Wiring Installation Contractors
The County of Orange, specifically OC Public Works, has issued a fully electronic Request for Proposals (RFP) titled "CMAR - Santa Ana River (E01) Avio Tide Gates Replacement," soliciting qualified firms to provide construction management at risk services for the replacement of the Avio Tide Gates on the Santa Ana River. Proposals must be submitted electronically through the County's online bidding system by the deadline of March 31, 2026. The solicitation emphasizes adherence to the project's Scope of Work and compliance with the minimum qualifications outlined in the RFP, with no allowance for facsimile or email submissions. All questions must be submitted by the specified date and time via the County’s procurement portal, and only written clarifications provided through official channels are considered binding.
The contracting process is governed by the Orange County District Attorney’s Office Public Works Unit framework, which ensures fair contractor bidding practices and compliance with California labor laws, including certified payroll and wage enforcement regulations. This oversight aims to maintain contractor integrity and protect employee wages throughout the project duration. The primary point of contact for the solicitation is the designated procurement buyer at OC Public Works, provided with full contact details. The project location is within Santa Ana, California, and additional support for electronic submissions and inquiries is facilitated through the County’s eProcurement Portal. Any schedule changes during the RFP process will be communicated via formal addenda.
CaliforniaCA,
USA
NAICS
237110
Water and Sewer Line and Related Structures Construction
The County of Orange, through its OC Public Works agency, is seeking bids for a Job Order Contract (JOC) specifically for Painting Services under solicitation number RFP-080-2968111-DEC2. This contract utilizes a Unit Price Book (UPB) comprised of preset unit prices established by The Gordian Group’s proprietary Job Order Contracting (JOC) Solution, which includes their JOC Information Management System, Applications, construction cost data, and Construction Task Catalog®. Contractors awarded under this contract will be authorized to access Gordian’s system upon executing the General Terms of Use and paying a system license fee based on a percentage of each Job Order price. The contract follows a two-step procurement process where only contractors pre-qualified during the initial phase were invited to submit proposals, and the award is based on a best value evaluation considering plans and typical work specifications provided by the County.
The scope of work is detailed through extensive technical specifications and a comprehensive Construction Task Catalog®, covering a broad range of construction tasks including surface preparation, coating applications, repair, and finishing work related to painting services. The contract requires compliance with California labor laws, including prevailing wage and certified payroll provisions, and mandates possession of a valid Class C-33 contractor’s license. Bidders are required to submit electronic proposals by March 12, 2026, following a mandatory pre-submittal meeting and strict bid security, performance, and payment bonding conditions. The contract supports the County’s goal of timely and cost-effective maintenance and repair through clearly defined unit prices, standardized task catalog documentation, and a structured project management and cost control system provided by Gordian’s JOC IMS. The entire process is designed to ensure transparency, compliance, and quality control in the delivery of painting services for Orange County Public Works facilities.
The County of Orange OC Public Works is soliciting bids for a Job Order Contract (JOC) specifically focused on asbestos abatement and decontamination services under solicitation number RFP-080-2964204-TV2. This contract employs a Unit Price Book (UPB) framework incorporating preset unit prices through The Gordian Group’s proprietary JOC Solution, which includes access to their Information Management System, construction cost data, and the Construction Task Catalog®. Contractors will use these tools exclusively to prepare job order proposals, price proposals, and submit necessary documentation as dictated by the County. Use of the Gordian JOC Solution requires executing Gordian’s General Terms of Use and payment of a JOC System License Fee, which is a percentage of each Job Order price; this fee must be included in the contractor’s adjustment factors. Only firms pre-qualified under an initial phase (RFP-080-2964204-TV2-PQ) are eligible to submit bids in this phase, which are evaluated on a best value basis using County-provided plans and typical work specifications.
The contract has an estimated value of approximately $1 million and includes strict requirements such as possession of a Class C-22 license, prevailing wage compliance, submission of bid security, and performance/payment bonds. The scope of work is comprehensive, covering all aspects of asbestos removal and environmental decontamination, guided by detailed technical specifications and a Construction Task Catalog developed by Gordian, which outlines labor, materials, equipment, and administrative costs. The catalog serves as the definitive statement of work and pricing reference. The solicitation process includes mandatory pre-bid meetings, electronic bid submissions via the County’s procurement portal, and adherence to rigorous contractor registration and wage enforcement standards. The awarded contractor will be responsible for delivering services in accordance with the model contract’s terms which detail procedural, administrative, and safety requirements relevant to public works projects in Orange County, California.
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.
