California AB2033 outlines job order contracting procedures for cities, including solicitation, bidding, and contract terms.

California AB2033 adds Article 4.1 to the Public Contract Code, detailing job order contracting for cities. It mandates cities to prepare solicitation documents, including unit prices and technical specifications. Cities may award multiple contracts from a single solicitation and must establish a bid evaluation system. Contractors must adhere to prevailing wages and labor compliance. Job order contracts are limited to $3 million initially and $6 million over three years. The city can terminate contracts for violations and must report on job order contracting use by 2030.

California AB2033 outlines job order contracting procedures for cities, including solicitation, bidding, and contract terms.

California AB2033 adds Article 4.1 to the Public Contract Code, detailing job order contracting for cities. It mandates cities to prepare solicitation documents, including unit prices and technical specifications. Cities may award multiple contracts from a single solicitation and must establish a bid evaluation system. Contractors must adhere to prevailing wages and labor compliance. Job order contracts are limited to $3 million initially and $6 million over three years. The city can terminate contracts for violations and must report on job order contracting use by 2030.