San Diego Unified Port District: job order contracting: pilot program.
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
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Overview
This bill establishes a pilot program for the San Diego Unified Port District to use job order contracting, a procurement method that allows the district to purchase goods and services in phases through multiple contracts. The program includes limits on contract amounts and terms, and requires the district to report on its experience to the Legislature. It aims to streamline the procurement process and potentially reduce costs, but also incorporates specific requirements and oversight mechanisms.
Key provisions
- Establishes a pilot program for job order contracting at the San Diego Unified Port District.
- Limits contract awards to a maximum of $5 million for a single contract and $1 million for individual job orders.
- Sets a maximum contract term of 12 months with potential extensions.
- Requires the district to comply with a project labor agreement.
- Mandates a report to the Legislature on the program's effectiveness by January 1, 2035.
- Specifies procedures for soliciting bids and evaluating contractors.
- Includes provisions for small business and disabled veteran enterprise participation.
- Requires independent cost estimates for each job order to prevent fraud and waste.
Who is affected
- San Diego Unified Port District
- Contractors
- Port District Employees
- California State Legislature
- Local Businesses
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