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Oct 2, 2026
Nov 3, 2026
The solicitation seeks landscape cleanup and maintenance services at the Whittier DMV Field Office, with the complete scope set out in Exhibit A. It requires a valid C27 contractor license, and the DVBE participation requirement is waived. The estimated budget for the term is $42,673, and a nonmandatory pre-bid conference is scheduled for October 20, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. at the field office.
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Oct 1, 2026
Oct 21, 2026
The California Department of Motor Vehicles is seeking one-time landscape cleanup and bi-weekly maintenance services at the Santa Monica DMV Field Office. The 36-month agreement has an estimated cost of $45,000, and bidders must be California-certified Small Businesses with valid C27 contractor licenses; maintenance subcontractors must also hold valid C27 licenses. This small-business bid solicitation is not a grant, has a mandatory pre-bid conference on October 13, 2026, and requires bids by October 21, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. PDT.
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Sep 28, 2026
Oct 22, 2026
The California Department of Motor Vehicles is soliciting after-hours janitorial services at the Gilroy DMV Field Office, with the full scope described in Exhibit A. The posting requires 3% DVBE participation, estimates a term budget of $127,152, and lists a mandatory pre-bid meeting for October 12, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. at the field office. The solicitation was published September 28, 2026, and bids are due October 21, 2026, at 5:00 p.m. PDT.
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Hayward
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Alameda
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(800) 777-0133
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94544
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This contract (TC20-039) is a standard agreement between the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) and CGI Technologies And Solutions Inc. for LSS elastic support services. The contractor will provide expertise in legacy systems and containment architecture to support the DMV's stabilization and containment efforts, including technical analysis, documentation, code development, testing, project management, and knowledge transfer. The agreement is effective from May 20, 2021, to May 19, 2023, with an option for two additional one-year extensions. The maximum amount payable under this contract is $3,450,000.00.
This contract, Purchase Order TA22-071, formalizes an agreement between the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) and StackNexus Inc. for MuleSoft Implementation Services. The services are integral to the DMV's Digital Experience Platform (DxP) project, focusing on implementing the MuleSoft Anypoint platform for API integration. The base term of the contract spans one year, from October 11, 2022, to October 10, 2023, with provisions for two six-month extensions. The initial contract value for the base term is $540,515.50, with a potential maximum value of $1,081,031.00 should all extension options be exercised. The agreement details comprehensive responsibilities for both the contractor and the DMV, outlines specific tasks, payment and reporting procedures, and includes extensive information security and privacy requirements.
This contract is a Purchase Order (TA23-059) from the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) to HF Tech Services Inc. for the configuration and deployment of the Ceridian Dayforce Workforce Management (WFM) Solution. The services include configuring standard business processes, compliance with bargaining unit contracts, vacation bidding rules, and advanced scheduling for DMV HQ staff, most divisions, and Field Operations. The contract is effective for one year, starting on 2023-09-22, with a total value of $369,730.50.
This document is a Purchase Order (TA23-118) issued by the State of California, Department of Motor Vehicles, to Allied Network Solutions Incorporated for SAP Cloud Services. The services include SAP PaPM, Additional File Storage, Cloud Memory Extension, BW4HANA Cloud Base Package, and Cloud Memory Extension Non-Production. The initial contract term is from December 29, 2023, to December 28, 2024, with options to extend for four additional one-year periods. The total cost for the initial annual term is $515,833.25, with a projected five-year total of $2,579,166.25 if all options are exercised. The agreement incorporates extensive terms and conditions covering service agreements, data processing, support schedules, and service level agreements related to the provision of these cloud services.
This document is Amendment #1 to Purchase Order TA23-118, issued by the State of California's Department of Motor Vehicles to Allied Network Solutions, Inc. Dated December 19, 2024, the amendment extends the software purchase term from December 29, 2023, to December 28, 2025. It details the addition of various SAP software licenses and services for a new amount of $515,833.25, bringing the total adjusted contract value to $1,031,666.50. The amendment incorporates general provisions, Leveraged Procurement Agreement terms, and specific clauses regarding FMCSA, Russia Sanctions, and the use of GenAI technology.
Board meetings and strategic plans from California Department of Motor Vehicles
This strategic plan outlines the Department of Motor Vehicles' commitment to public safety by licensing drivers, registering vehicles, securing identities, and regulating the motor vehicle industry. It aims to deliver an outstanding customer experience, powered by its people and technology, through several key objectives. These objectives include fostering an innovative workforce, expanding digital services for simpler and faster customer interactions, creating flexible and secure technology systems with robust data governance, embedding measurable operational efficiency, and becoming California's leading customer-centric public sector organization.
The discussion includes ensuring the legality of digital license plates, possibly through watermarks or overlays, and addressing concerns about adhesives. The group explores the transition process for pilot products becoming permanent, including coding and communication strategies. They also consider the revocation process for unsuccessful pilots. The conversation covers ensuring voluntary consumer participation, especially at dealerships, and the state's role in monitoring outreach. Vendors share guidance for customers dealing with stolen or vandalized products, including law enforcement coordination. Privacy concerns are raised, particularly regarding GPS capabilities and data retention. The group discusses the need for tiered regulations based on technology level and the validation process for alternative registration devices, considering third-party standards and definitions.
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The workshop addressed the topic of self-certification for autonomous vehicles, discussing whether it is sufficient or if additional measures are needed to ensure safety. The conversation included a suggestion for a two-tier regulation system, differentiating between established automakers and aftermarket companies. Concerns were raised about trusting manufacturers' self-certifications due to past issues with defects and cover-ups. The discussion also covered the necessity of third-party code analysis, the role of federal motor vehicle safety standards, and the potential for a two-tiered assessment approach.
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