AMERICA’S JOB CENTER OF CALIFORNIA (AJCC) OPERATORS

Back to searchHomeSearch for OpportunitiesAMERICA’S JOB CENTER OF CALIFORNIA (AJCC) OPERATORSOpportunity Bid due in:77 days, 12 hours, 37 minutes, 59 seconds Opportunity Bid is past dueOpportunity Summary due in:78 days, 5 hours, 8 minutes, 59 seconds Opportunity Summary is past dueBIP Outreach due in:62 days, 12 hours, 38 minutes, 59 seconds BIP Outreach is past dueAMERICA’S JOB CENTER OF CALIFORNIA (AJCC) OPERATORSStatusStageOpenPosted1/19/2024Outreach Due3/22/2024, 07:00 AM UTC** Bid Due4/6/2024, 06:59 AM UTCSummary Due4/6/2024, 11:30 PM UTCPartner No ContactOrganizationCity of Los AngelesDepartmentEconomic and Workforce DevelopmentNameHotae MinEmailEmail hotae.min@lacity.orgPhone(213) 744-7288SummaryMore TabsOpportunity IDOrganization212331City of Los AngelesCategoryBid MethodTypePersonal ServicesRFQ - Request For QualificationDescriptionThe core of the City of Los Angeles’ Workforce Development System (WDS) is the

America’s Job Center of California (AJCC). Comprised of Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) funding, grants, and publicly funded workforce development initiatives, AJCCs are designed to aid jobseekers, including those with significant barriers to employment, in finding high-quality jobs and careers and to assist employers hire and retain skilled workers. The City of Los Angeles presently operates fifteen AJCC Adult and Dislocated Worker Centers, locally known as WorkSource Centers. These centers offer free employment services to individuals aged 18 and above who have either been laid off or are actively seeking employment. The AJCC system has strategic partnerships with the California Employment Development Department and the Department of Rehabilitation; the Los Angeles Community College District; the Los Angeles County Departments of Probation, Public and Social Services, and the Department of Economic Opportunity; the Los Angeles Unified School District; and City Departments such as the Department of Aging. The City’s AJCC Adult and Dislocated Worker program serves on average 12,000 unduplicated individuals annually. The City of Los Angeles 2023-24 WIOA AJCC Adult and Dislocated Worker budget was $16.6 Million. Comparable WIOA funding is anticipated for the 2024-25 program year.LinksOpportunity Forms Please login to find opportunity forms Prime NAICSIndustry611430: Professional and Management Development TrainingEducational Services611699: All Other Miscellaneous Schools and InstructionEducational Services611710: Educational Support ServicesEducational Services624110: Child and Youth ServicesHealth Care and Social Assistance624120: Services for the Elderly and Persons with DisabilitiesHealth Care and Social Assistance624310: Vocational Rehabilitation ServicesHealth Care and Social Assistance923110: Administration of Education ProgramsPublic Administration923130: Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs)Public AdministrationSub NAICSIndustry611410: Business and Secretarial SchoolsEducational Services611420: Computer TrainingEducational Services611519: Other Technical and Trade SchoolsEducational Services611513: Apprenticeship TrainingEducational Services611691: Exam Preparation and TutoringEducational Services624190: Other Individual and Family ServicesHealth Care and Social Assistance921190: Other General Government SupportPublic Administration923140: Administration of Veterans' AffairsPublic AdministrationMeetingsDocuments Please login to download listed documents for this opportunity. NameUploadedSizeAttachment 2 - Sample City of LA EWDD AJCC Contract PY 23-241/17/2024, 04:54 PM UTC1.5 MBAtttachment 1 -City of LA EWDD AJCC RFQ_Application (FINAL)1/17/2024, 04:54 PM UTC82.2 kBCity of LA EWDD AJCC RFQ (FINAL)1/17/2024, 04:54 PM UTC112.5 kBDownload the RAMP Business Inclusion Program Walkthrough ManualSummary