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City of Bellflower
· City
· California
Feasibility Study of Animal Control and Sheltering Services
PROPOSALS DUE
December 10, 2026, 4:00 pm PST
43 days left
WHAT THEY WANT
(Summarized from the RFP)
The City of Bellflower, a city of about 76,000 residents in southeastern Los Angeles County, seeks a consulting firm to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study of establishing and operating its own animal control and animal sheltering services. For roughly 30 years the City has contracted with outside providers for these services. As contract costs have risen and the City has had concerns about the level and consistency of service, it wants to know whether a City-run program is a viable alternative.
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ABOUT THIS RFP
RFP number
PS-2026-03
Budget
Not Assigned
Published
Entity type
City
State
California
Summarized from the City of Bellflower portal.
HOW TO SUBMIT
Paper submission only. Deliver the original proposal and three (3) complete copies in a sealed envelope, marked with the proposer's name and address and the words "Request for Proposals No. PS-2026-03 for Feasibility Study of Animal Control and Sheltering Services - Do Not Open With Regular Mail" and the closing date, to the Reception Desk, Attn: Public Safety Department, City of Bellflower, 16600 Civic Center Drive, Bellflower, CA 90706. The proposal must include the signed proposal form, Exhibit A (Insurance Requirements) and Exhibit B (Signature Verification Form), and follow the required proposal format. Questions go in writing, by email or mail, to Brian McNerney, Director of Public Safety, bmcnerney@bellflower.ca.gov. Late proposals are not accepted. No bond is required.
NAICS CODES & TAGS
541611
541618
Economic Feasibility Study
Public Safety Consulting
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