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Goal 4 commits over $2.3 million in 2026‑27 for districtwide communication tools, educational partner engagement, community partnerships, and marketing. The LCAP notes a need to increase DELAC participation, move Early Learning from Learning Genie to ParentSquare, add paper flyers, and use student‑facing channels like Instagram and Clever. Communications platform vendors and parent-engagement firms can help rationalize tools, messaging, and analytics.
Action 3.1 commits over $5.5 million in 2026‑27 for technology devices, hardware, infrastructure, and instructional technology training, with a focus on SED, EL, and foster youth. The district runs a 1:1 program and uses multiple digital tools (STAR, SeeSaw, Nearpod, etc.). This is an ongoing hardware, network, and EdTech support spend where device OEMs, MDM, network, and classroom‑tool vendors can propose refresh, support, and training solutions.
Signal monitor modernization for systemic safety improvements at 128 traffic signals, including retroreflective border back plates, countdown pedestrian signals, upgraded signal heads, leading pedestrian intervals, battery backup systems, and emergency vehicle preemption. Also includes construction management and inspection services.
Orange will approve a fuel purchase agreement with Southern Counties Oil Co. dba SC Fuels for up to $1,100,000 of diesel and gasoline via a cooperative purchasing contract. This secures the city’s fuel supply for its fleet. Fuel suppliers and fleet management vendors should recognize SC Fuels as the incumbent and explore adjacent opportunities such as fuel management software, tank monitoring, or alternative fuel projects.
OC San is approving two large Professional Services Agreements for Supplemental Engineering Services (PSA2026-001) with AECOM Technical Services, Inc. and Jacobs Project Management Co., for three years plus two one-year renewals, for a combined not-to-exceed of $55.8 million. The General Manager can shift funds between the PSAs based on workload. This creates major multi-year pipelines where specialty subconsultants, niche design firms, and software providers can partner with AECOM or Jacobs and support OC San’s capital and engineering projects.
OC San will enter a services contract with Jamison Engineering Contractors, Inc. for on-call condition assessment program support, August 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027, for up to $1,114,638 with four one-year renewals and annual increases up to 3.5%. This establishes Jamison as the primary partner for inspection and condition assessment work. Asset management, inspection technology, and rehab design vendors can target Jamison for subcontracting and OC San staff for complementary tools such as software, sensors, and rehabilitation services.
OC San is approving its 2027 benefits insurance renewal with multiple carriers for an overall not-to-exceed of $21,321,535, including BCC (medical/dental/vision/EAP and retiree health), Lincoln Financial (life and disability), HealthEquity (HSA), Voya (HRA), and WEX (FSA), plus a 5% contingency. The General Manager can adjust carriers within the set amounts. Benefits brokers, wellness vendors, and HR tech providers can engage HR leadership about value-added services, communications, and tools that align with this carrier mix ahead of future renewal cycles.
OC San will issue a purchase order to Nth Generation Computing, Inc. for a five-year VMware Enterprise License Agreement subscription (S-2026-732BD) for up to $3,565,600 plus a 10% contingency. This locks in VMware as a core virtualization platform through roughly 2031. IT and cybersecurity vendors can focus on integrations, migration planning, backup/DR, and cost management around VMware, and track this five-year term for future rebid or cloud transition discussions.
Santa Ana is entering on-call agreements with AESCO, Kleinfelder, Koury Engineering & Testing, and Twining for construction materials testing and special inspection services. Each set of agreements provides up to $800,000 per year, with four one-year renewal options, for a total shared ceiling of $4,000,000 over five years, including federally funded work. These firms are now incumbents for inspection and testing on city capital and development projects; other vendors should track the term for future rebids or offer complementary services and subcontracting.
GGUSD accepted completion of several CUPCCAA projects and purchase orders, including fencing upgrades, AV/lighting installations, band room storage, environmental demolition, and bird spike installation across multiple schools. Vendors include Wolverine Fence Company Inc., AVI-SPL LLC, David M. Bertino Manufacturing Inc., Quality Environmental, and J.L. Cobb Inc., with project values ranging from about $34,508 to $539,000. These completed projects reveal active facilities and AV modernization and identify incumbents likely to be considered for future related work or service/maintenance.
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Government Agencies in Orange County, California
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City of Anaheim Housing Authority
Yorba Linda Water District
Woodbridge Fire Protection District
Westminster
Vista Heritage Global Academy District
Vista Condor Global Academy District
Vibrant Minds Charter District
University of California-irvine
University of California Irvine Medical Center
Unity Middle College High District
Tustin Unified
Trabuco Canyon Water District
Tomorrow's Leadership Collaborative (TLC) Charter District
Sycamore Creek Community Charter District
Surfside Colony Storm Water Drainage District (orange)
South Orange County Wastewater Authority
South Orange County Wastewater Authority
South Orange County Community College District
South Coast Water District
Silverado-modjeska Recreation and Park District
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