Los Angeles County Lacounty #PW-RMO-236

Commercial driver safety meetings and training for Los Angeles County Public Works

Los Angeles County Public Works seeks a provider for commercial driver safety training for its employees. - Government buyer: Los Angeles County Public Works, Employee Health and Safety (EHS). - Requested service: Approximately 179 commercial driver safety meetings for an estimated 958 employees, delivered at Public Works field locations across the Greater Los Angeles Basin, Malibu, and North County. - Session format and topics: Each session is 1 hour and 15 minutes, including a one-hour meeting and a 15-minute “Tag” review. Use lecture, a video no longer than 15 minutes, and Q&A. Cover backing prevention, road rage, and pre- and post-trip inspections; additional relevant topics may be considered. - Trainer requirements: Trainers must have relevant safety-training and commercial-vehicle experience, valid California Class A and Class B commercial driver licenses, and knowledge of California DMV guidance and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations. - Delivery and documentation: Coordinate schedules with supervisors; provide sign-in sheets and meeting outlines after sessions; submit monthly electronic status reports, invoices, requested training records, and a year-end closeout document. - Pricing and proposal materials: Quote a per-meeting price that includes travel and training materials. Proposals should include trainer resumes and certificates, curriculum and outlines, sample presentation and student materials, and at least three eligible references. - OEMs and named vendors: No OEMs, product vendors, or prospective suppliers are named in the opportunity.

Description

Los Angeles County Public Works is requesting proposals and price quotes for Commercial Driver Safety Meetings during Calendar Year 2027. The work includes approximately 179 one-hour safety meetings, each followed by a 15-minute “Tag” review, for an estimated 958 Public Works employees at field locations across the Greater Los Angeles area. Proposals must include pricing, trainer resumes and certificates, a training curriculum and outline, sample training materials, and at least three references; trainers must meet the specified safety-training and commercial-driving experience requirements. Proposals are due by November 17, 2026, and will be evaluated on training content, cost, trainer experience and qualifications, responsiveness, and other stated criteria.

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