SpendingContractsPurchase order

What has the City paid on purchase order GAENV14CF21141411S4?

$367K paid to 2 different vendors (the largest, Los Angeles Neighborhood Initiative /C, received $291.7K) across 3 payments from September 2, 2020 to September 25, 2020, charged to City Clerk / Bringing Back Broadway.

A blanket order, not one firm's contract

2 different vendors draw against this purchase order, so the $367K 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

Bringing Back Broadway

Budget line.

Approval records

Paid from

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restricted revenue (grants, fees or a dedicated tax) that can only be spent on this purpose — not general-fund tax dollars.

Department: City Clerk

Paid to

Every payment, in order

Payment requests are numbered sequentially by the City, so the order here is the order they were approved. Several requests clearing on one day usually means invoices were held and released together.

#PaidInvoicedLagReferenceAmount
1September 2, 2020August 28, 20205dEL GRITO EVENT, SEPT 2020, PRODUCTION EXPENSES$200,000
2September 16, 2020September 9, 20207dFRIENDS OF SPRING STREET PARK, SECURITY SERVICES$75,000
3September 25, 2020September 23, 20202dCOVID-19 SUPPLIES FOR SENIOR CITIZENS DTLA, APRIL & JUNE 2020$91,715

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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.