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What has the City paid on purchase order SC43CO25146590M?

$11K paid to Beth Rosen-Prinz across 2 payments from February 11, 2025 to June 18, 2025, charged to Los Angeles Housing / Contractual Services.

What it was for

Contractual Services

Budget line.

Order description, as published:

ENC FY25 - ORIGINAL CONTRACT

Approval records

  • Contract C-146590Stated in the order's descriptions.

Order dated November 13, 2024.

Paid from

General Fund

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

Department: Los Angeles Housing

Awarded and paid so far

The City's procurement portal, RAMP, records contract C-146590 as awarded to Beth Rosen-Prinz for $135.0K (sole source), effective October 31, 2024 and expiring September 30, 2027. This order has paid $11.3K, 8% of that figure.

The award amount and dates are as entered in RAMP; later amendments that change a contract's ceiling or term are not always reflected there, and a contract can be paid through orders not shown on this page. RAMP title: “Affordable Housing Program-Training Services”. See the award on RAMP RAMP lists 2 matching award records for this contract; the largest is shown.

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
1February 11, 2025February 4, 20257dKC: CONSULTANT FEE: RE: ACHP TRAINING 10/02/24-01/29/245$5,381
2June 18, 2025June 10, 20258dKC: CONSULTANT FEE: RE: ACHP TRAINING 02/12-05/21/25, INV #C-146590/2025-02$5,950

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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. Award from RAMP Opportunity Awards (h8mw-iegk), matched on the contract number stated in the order's records and on the vendor's name. The City's biggest contracts · The checkbook.