Opportunity
California eProcure #EUPD90926
Consulting Services for Digital Asset Integration in California Unclaimed Property Program
Posted
April 16, 2026
Respond By
May 08, 2026
Identifier
EUPD90926
NAICS
541618
The California State Controller's Office (SCO) is seeking consulting services to support the integration of digital financial assets, including cryptocurrency and virtual currency, into its Unclaimed Property Program. - Government Buyer: - State Controller's Office, State of California (Unclaimed Property Division) - Scope of Services: - Consulting and advisory services for digital asset integration - Policy and procedure development for handling virtual currency and other digital assets - Custody framework design and technical integration with existing systems - Support for procurement of third-party digital asset custodian services - Implementation support for the Kelmar Abandoned Property System (KAPS) - Project planning, business process mapping, and drafting of solicitation documents - Key Requirements: - Compliance with California Senate Bill 822 and unclaimed property laws - Experience with digital asset management, unclaimed property operations, and KAPS - Period of Performance: - Two-year base contract with an optional one-year extension - Services to support the 2026 unclaimed property reporting period - No specific OEMs or vendors are named, but expertise in digital asset management and KAPS is required.
Description
The State Controller's Office (SCO) of California is seeking proposals from experienced firms and professionals to provide consulting and advisory services to integrate virtual currency and other digital financial assets into its unclaimed property program. This includes incorporating new standard operating procedures in compliance with Senate Bill 822, which mandates reporting and remittance of digital financial assets under the Unclaimed Property Law. The contractor will assist in integrating these procedures for the 2026 reporting period, with holder reports due by October 31, 2026. Proposals must include all required forms and documents and be submitted by the specified deadline to be considered.