North Orange County Regional Occupational Program Opengov #TESTOCTA

OC Public Works mitigation maintenance, safety training, and undefined TEST OCTA solicitation

The County of Orange’s OC Public Works records cover mitigation maintenance, employee safety training, and an undefined “TEST OCTA” solicitation. - Government buyer: County of Orange; OC Public Works, including Procurement Services. The Orange County Flood Control District is also identified for the mitigation maintenance contract. - Named vendors: Recon Environmental, Inc. provides mitigation maintenance services; EHS International, Inc. provides employee safety and hazardous-materials training. - Services and contract details: - Mitigation Maintenance Services, contract MA-080-23011241: two-year renewal, with an additional not-to-exceed amount of $1,500,000 and a revised total ceiling of $3,750,000. - Training under master cooperative contract MA-299-22010901: usage-based ceiling of $2,040. Listed courses include 40-hour HAZWOPER, 8-hour HAZWOPER refresher, Title 22 RCRA HAZMAT/DOT, aerial manlift, rigging, forklift, and silica awareness/competent-person training. - Training rates include $395 per student for open-enrollment 40-hour HAZWOPER; $85 for the open-enrollment refresher; $435 and $105 per student, respectively, for dedicated onsite classes, with a 10-student minimum. Title 22 RCRA HAZMAT/DOT onsite training is $140 per student, also with a 10-student minimum. Aerial manlift, rigging, and forklift courses are $95 per student; each listed silica course is $68 per student. Other dedicated onsite safety and equipment classes have minimum charges of $950 for a full day or $680 for a half day. - The “TEST FOR OCTA” solicitation lists one “TEST OCTA” line item but does not define the requested scope, products, or substantive services; bidders are directed to provide pricing through an attachment. - Notable requirements: Training-class no-shows may attend a contractor training-center class within 45 days at no additional charge. The TEST OCTA solicitation does not provide enough scope detail to identify a substantive deliverable or estimate its value. - OEMs: No product manufacturers or OEMs are identified; the named companies are service providers.

Description

The County of Orange, OC Public Works, is requesting competitive bids from qualified vendors under IFB TESTOCTA. The solicitation describes the scope as “TEST OCTA,” while the background section contains only the placeholder “Brief description of project”; no specific work scope is provided. Bids must be submitted electronically through the County’s OpenGov online bidding system and include the required supplier-response documents and pricing. The bid deadline is October 2, 2026, and bids are valid for 365 days after the IFB closing date.

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