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Company Name
GUIDEHOUSE INC.
Contract #
A-2022-249
Agency
Finance & Management Services
Council Approval Date
12/20/2022
Expiration Date
11/19/2024
Insurance Exp Date
4/28/2025
Destruction Year
2029
Notes
For Insurance Exp. Date see Notice of Compliance
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Grant Thornton Public Sector LLC City of Santa Ana I RFQ 21- 093 <br />Revised Proposal <br />reporting of contractor schedules and deliverables, the financial auditing of contractor payments against <br />the schedule of values, monitor labor payments for consistency with Davis -Bacon, and provide on -going <br />support and advice to PVSC and the State Department of Treasury. Through our efforts Grant Thornton <br />was able to identify areas of compliance risks and developed corrective actions. Grant Thornton provided <br />specific recommendations to improve PVSC's procurement weaknesses and help develop contract <br />language that would be compliant with federal procurement requirements. <br />2.4.1 Review City developed ARPA Spending Plan detailing proposed expenditures to validate <br />compliance with ARPA (SLFRF) rules and guidelines, including screening expenditures, <br />verifying eligibility, and providing recommendations <br />Based on the revised scope of work and October 28, 2021 interview, the Grant Thornton team <br />understands that the City will not require its vendor make eligibility determinations for the initial items <br />referenced within the City Council's approved spending plan. From the interview, we understand that <br />eligibility determinations may be needed for future proposed projects. <br />Our team's approach has been purposefully designed to scale with agility to meet the City's requirements <br />to collect and communicate the information necessary to demonstrate compliance with programmatic and <br />federal regulatory requirements throughout the lifecycle of each unique project funded by the City's <br />payment from the SLFRF. As discussed in the October 28, 2021 interview, one of the first steps our team <br />will take will be to meet with the City's finance staff, and project managers as appropriate, to evaluate the <br />current state of SLFRF funded projects and propose services, see Figure 2a, that best enable the City to <br />continue to support each project's unique compliance requirements. <br />Figure 2a: Team Grant Thornton's Comprehensive Grants Management Approach <br />Phase 1: Pre Award (Assess] Phase 2: Award (Procure] Phase 3: Post -Award phaee 4: Closeout <br />(Monitor) <br />✓ Validate requirements <br />✓ Review policies and procedures <br />✓ Review and validate cost <br />✓ Reconcile project expenses to <br />✓ Identify Initial risks <br />for procuring necessary goads <br />supporting documentation <br />budget <br />we Identify eligibility requirements <br />and services <br />✓ Rev*w procurement methods and <br />✓ Track project expenses to budget <br />✓ Compile supporting <br />✓ Identify reporting requirements <br />tools <br />✓ Wentiry end communicate <br />documentation <br />is <br />✓ Identify compliance and reporting <br />compliance risks <br />✓ Closeout outstanding corrective <br />6 ✓ Identify performance outputs and <br />gaps <br />✓ Track and communicate <br />actions <br />outcomes <br />performance outputs and outcomes <br />✓ Document project performance <br />✓ Assist with required repodirig <br />• Eligibility Determination <br />• Policies B Procedures Gap <br />• ProjectlSubreciplent Monhodng <br />• Project Closeout Memoranda <br />memoranda <br />Analysis <br />Policy and Plan <br />. Final Performance Report <br />Compliance and Reporting <br />• Recommendations for <br />• Corrective Action Memoranda <br />. Organized support <br />C <br />Requirements guidance <br />improvements to <br />. Project Performance <br />documentation package <br />procurement/subaward <br />Dashboard <br />a Continued aud'd support <br />o <br />materials <br />. SLFRF Required Quarterly and <br />Annual Reports <br />Governance and Cuhure <br />- Open and Accessible Communication -Audit Readiness <br />Each phase of our team's approach is designed to contemporaneously generate the administrative <br />documentation the City will need to demonstrate effective and compliant oversight of each SLFRF funded <br />project throughout its lifecycle. Our team's culture of open and accessible communication and its <br />governance of facilitating real-time audit readiness will guide our team's efforts in supporting the City's <br />project managers. Each of the City's project managers will have access to the support they need through <br />an assigned point -of -contact from Team Grant Thornton as well as the ability to contact Team Grant <br />Thornton's Project Manager directly when needed. Our team will enable audit readiness by recognizing <br />the phase in which each SLFRF funded project resides and begin working with the project managers to <br />extract the data and information needed to produce the compliance deliverables depicted in the <br />Use or disclosure of data contained on this sheet is subject to the restriction on the title page of this proposal or quotation. <br />22 <br />
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