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The winners were selected from a pool of 31 candidates submitted to LADWP`s supply chain services by contract administrators and prime contractors. A selection committee composed of managers from LADWP Water and Power Systems and Supply Chain Services. The evaluation criteria taken into account included the size of the contract, the execution of the contract, the preparation of the application, the actual general participation of subcontractors (for prime contractors) and the certification status for SBE and Disabled Veteran Business commercial enterprises. This is the first year that LADWP has awarded these awards, every two years. LOS ANGELES (August 25, 2017) – Yesterday, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) hosted vendor fair 2017 at its downtown headquarters at 111 N. Hope Street under the theme “Transforming Connectivity.” The event was organized by LADWP to promote economic development, diversity in supply, and excellence in water and electricity supply for Los Angeles residents. The Supplier Fair provided a forum for entrepreneurs and companies to network with LADWP employees and prime contractors to develop new alliances and build business relationships for future contract opportunities with LADWP. More than 500 participants were present. LADWP purchases, manages and manages equipment, materials and service contracts to provide our customers with clean and reliable water and electricity. LADWP`s supplier pool consists of 14,000 registered suppliers, ranging from small businesses run by women, minorities and disabled veterans to large companies.
To learn more about business opportunities with LADWP, visit www.ersp.ladwp.com. LADWP is poised to award more than $3 billion in contracts over the next five to 10 years and encourages the participation of more suppliers, contractors and subcontractors, especially small businesses, minorities, women and veterans with disabilities. Upcoming PMDWP contracts include the provision of equipment, materials and construction management services to modernize infrastructure and support key capital programs needed to build reliable and sustainable water and electricity infrastructure and meet regulatory mandates. Olson.M. Inc. is pleased to provide general technical procurement and sewer services to developers, general contractors and municipalities in the City of Los Angeles and Ventura Country. Contact us to request a quote or discuss your project requirements. The event was also the first LADWP Contractor of the Year Award to recognize prime contractors and subcontractors who have contributed significantly to the success of LADWP projects.
Water and Electricity Commission Vice Chair William W. Funderburk, Jr., and Commissioner Christina Noonan presented the following honors: As LADWP works with contractors to conduct energy efficiency assessments at a customer`s home, they will make an appointment to perform work on behalf of LADWP. Appointments are scheduled in response to customers submitting a request, a LADWP spokesperson said in a statement. Since 1987, L.M. Olson, Inc. has provided contract services to the City of Los Angeles. As the city has grown continuously, we have strived to be a company that evolves and grows with it. Over the years, we have expanded our knowledge and team to create a solid foundation for every project undertaken by L.M. Olson, Inc. Our reputation for efficiency and safety paves the way for our final role as an underground utility for LADWP and other public works. We hold a Class A general contractor license in Los Angeles with specializations in underground utilities and sewer services.
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on social media for recent work and updates to ongoing projects. Get the best experience and stay connected with your community with our Spectrum News app. Read more Gwendolyn Williams, Director of Supply Chain Services at LADWP, said: “Part of LADWP`s vision for success lies in its commitment to being a utility that transforms connectivity through efficient sourcing of sustainable goods and services through an ever-growing and diverse supplier pool. . . .