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Government Operations Committee

October 8, 2024 ·02:00 PM Final

Room 401

Agenda — 9 items

  1. 1 Verbal report from the Office of Procurement in connection with developments in the Los Angeles Procurement Opportunity Portal (LAPOP) and the Regional Alliance Marketplace for Procurement (RAMP).
  2. 2 City Administrative Officer (CAO) report relative to Office of Procurement Policy Change recommendations.
  3. 3 CAO report relative to proposed list of pre-qualified real estate and economic development professionals performing services for asset management planning and economic development.
  4. 4 Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) report relative to embedding a Workday technical expert into the LAPD's Payroll Section.
  5. 5 Motion (Soto-Martinez – Hutt) relative to vacating the City-owned building at 411 North Vermont Avenue and related matters.
  6. 6 Motion (Hernandez – Soto-Martinez) relative to translation services currently offered for in-person and virtual Board and Commission meetings; and, the feasibility of providing wrap-around translation services for in-person and remote meetings in Tier 1 City Threshold Languages.
  7. 7 Motion (Krekorian – Padilla) relative to replacing the visitor tag currently in use at City Hall.
  8. 8 Motion (McOsker – Hutt) relative to the purchase of eight parcels from Watts Station, LP c/o Thomas Safran & Associates, in order to expand the ·Watts Cultural Crescent.
  9. 9 Motion (McOsker – Hutt) relative to the non-financial transfer of jurisdiction of the City-owned property located at 610 West Channel Street in San Pedro to the Department of Recreation and Parks.

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