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What has the City paid on purchase order GAEAE66AE26AF9000M?

$2.35M paid to 29 different vendors (the largest, Sirona Health Nursing Corporation, received $775.0K) across 449 payments from August 25, 2025 to July 24, 2026, charged to Personnel / Contractual Services.

A blanket order, not one firm's contract

29 different vendors draw against this purchase order, so the $2.4M above is the whole order, not the spend of whichever vendor you arrived from. The City uses these for standing arrangements like outside counsel, library materials and expert witnesses. Per-vendor amounts are below.

What it was for

Contractual Services

Budget line.

Order description, as published:

CONTRACT HOSPITAL CUSTODY CASE

Approval records

No council file, contract number or payment authority appears in this order's checkbook records.

Order dated August 19, 2025.

Paid from

General Fund

discretionary tax dollars — this competes with police, fire, parks and everything else.

Department: Personnel

Paid to

Showing the 25 largest of 29 vendors on this order.

Santa Monica UCLA Medical Ctr$471K · 30 payments
County of Los Angeles C/O Auditor Controller$123K · 19 payments
Gardena Hospital LP$62K · 34 payments
Valley Presbyterian Hospital$43K · 23 payments
Dignity Health$35K · 21 payments
White Memorial Center$34K · 20 payments
Deanco Healthcare LLC$16K · 5 payments
CFHS Holdings Inc$11K · 49 payments
CHW-Glendale Memorial Hosp$11K · 10 payments
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center$4K · 19 payments
Eladh LP$800 · 3 payments
Southern California Permanente Medical Group$600 · 2 payments

Payment volume

This order carries 449 payments totalling $2.4M, an average of $5,245. At that volume it is a standing arrangement drawn down continuously rather than a sequence of milestones, so individual payments are not listed.

Sources

LA Controller, Checkbook LA (pggv-e4fn), read live and grouped by po_num, which is populated on about 90% of payments. Council files link to the City Clerk's Council File Management System. The City's biggest contracts · The checkbook.