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Juicebox Interactivejuicebox I N T E R A C T I V E City of La Quinta WEBSITE PROPOSAL Let's get acquainted We are thrilled to present a proposal to the city of La Quinta for the creation of a cutting -edge, state-of-the-art website. We're excited to introduce ourselves to you and give you a feel for our capabilities, experience and methodology. Our team is comprised of industry veterans who have an extensive amount of experience working with organizations that are comparable in size to yours with each person on our team averaging over twelve years of website and branding work experience. To minimize our page count and keep within your page limit, we're referencing responses to some items here: • Section 6 (subcontracting) - we will not be subcontracting any part of this work. • Section 7 (litigation, etc.) - we have no current civil or criminal litigation or investigations. • Section 8 (insurance) -we will meet all insurance coverage requirements. • Section 10 (addenda) - no addenda were issued so we have not included that form. As a firm, we're passionate about creating great design and known for coupling that with sophis- ticated technology that is easy to use. We don't do template design work. Everything is custom and each design is refined until it is pixel perfect. . Our primary office is located in Des Moines. The person who will serve as your project manager lives in Los Angeles. Work for this project would be done by team members that live in Des Moines, California and other remote locations. This proposal is valid for at least 120 days. All Juiceboxers who would work on this projct are free from any conflict of interest. Looking toward a great future together, oaz Dale Bentlage Chief Strategist I__I 1011 N. Ankeny Blvd. #1285 Ankeny. IA 50021 Direct: (515) 401-7891 daleb@juiceboxint.com Office: (515) 244-6633 juiceboxinteractive.com z What's inside the box? Get the juicy details on our background and success. OOur team averages 12 years of experience and has OUR EXPERTISE .. worked with 350+ clients. Websites • Branding QWe host 800+ sites that receive 9+ million views per Animations month. Uptime from 2013-2024 exceeds 99.99%. Messaging + strategy ePeople like working here; 80% of our team joined us Marketing campaigns after being referred by an employee or client. Mobile apps • Website accessibility Our work has earned 70+ awards, including 3 national Social media and 4 regional awards. TALENT GUIDED BY VALUES Founded in 2013, we are headquartered in Des Moines, Iowa. One-third of our team works in Des Moines, while everyone else works remotely. Privately held, employee -owned, with no debt, we've grown 1,500%+ in the past 11 years while serving served 350+ clients in 36 states. LEGAL ORGANIZATION We were organized in Iowa on March 4, 2013 as an LLC. Our tax ID is 46-2160011. We are wholly owned and not a part of any other organization. 3 Meet the 'boxers Meet the Juicebox dream team who will be working on your project— a dynamic blend of artis- tic ingenuity, technical finesse, and organizational prowess, all driven by the power of creativity. Boasting an average of twelve years of experience, your dedicated project team possesses the exceptional skills needed to transform your vision into a remarkable reality. With a track record of over 350 successful projects, we're renowned for being both fun -loving and easy to work with. Our utmost priority is to genuinely comprehend and surpass your wildest expectations, leaving you utterly thrilled with the outcome. T � - r Dale Bentlage Chief Strategist + Principal Meet Dale, a digital marketing maven and Juicebox co-founder who has spent the past two decades helping organizations thrive online. With 20+ years of experience, it's no surprise that Dale has been sought after by over 300 clients for his expertise in marketing, digital strategy, branding, and business growth. He's worked with clients in various sectors, including education (higher ed + K-12), private sector, nonprofit, government,and the private sector. Kiera McGregor Project manager Meet Kiera, the project manager who has mastered the art of keeping the show running smoothly. With a background in theater and mass communication, Kiera is no stranger to handling surprises in stride. As a seasoned actor and stage manager, she knows how to roll with the punches and ensure that everything goes off without a hitch. If you ever find yourself at a dinner theater and spot Kiera and need a little inside scoop on who the killer is - she just might have the clues you need. Maggie Bland Senior Designer Maggie is always up for a challenge and eager to learn. She's worked in both print and web worlds and has utilized her talents on a wide array of projects, from brand identities to websites to children's coloring books. Her work has won numerous awards at state and national levels, but her favorite design award so far earned her face a feature in a Nancy Drew video game! 4R% Andy Burchardt Senior Designer Meet Andy, a fabulous creative with techie twist! Starting with Mechanical Engineering at the University of Wisconsin -Platteville, he ditched the calc grind for the allure of design. With a unique combination of agency and private sector experience, he's adept at building brands and their digital presence from the ground up and working at a fast pace to keep things on track. Away from Juicebox, catch him geeking out over space or draining threes from deep on the basketball court. Justin Cook Back -end Development Team Lead With over a decade of experience under his belt, Justin has conquered countless challenges in the education sector —and beyond. He's led the charge on 150+ projects, ranging from sleek websites to cutting -edge applications and intranets. But Justin's talents don't stop at tech. When he's not coding or strategizing, you'll find him in the kitchen, whipping up culinary masterpieces. Brandon Stack Senior Front-end Developer Brandon is all about crafting user experiences that are not only visually stunning but also intuitive for everyone. With a background in graphic design, he brings a unique eye for detail to his development work, making him an even better developer. Over nearly ten years, he's collaborated .V with a diverse range of clients, from top -tier universities to Fortune 500 giants. Brandon thrives on tackling tough challenges in the digital world. People we've worked with Our firm is comprised of people who have a lot of experience creating websites for private sectory, professional services, government institutions and nonprofits. To understand what we've done, here's a snapshot of a few clients. We'd be delighted to add you to our list! We do not currently have any government clients in California. Government • City of Des Moines • City of Johns Creek • City of Champaign • The 712 Initiative (regional economic dev.) • City of Foley (Foley Sports Tourism) • Pocahontas County (Economic Develop- ment + County) • County of Kauai • South Carolina National Heritage Corridor • City of Johnston (Johnston Town Center) • Iowa Secretary of State • Decatur Park District • Holland Parks & Rec • Governor's Office of Economic Development (Utah) • Governor's Office of Workforce Innovation (Nevada) • Kent County • Upper Shore Regional Council • Treasurer of the State of Iowa • Basin Recreation • City of Tualatin • Tualatin Police Department • City of Westland Libraries • Johnson City Public Library • Swampscott Public Library • Westland Public Library • Tualatin Public Library • Champaign Public Library Higher education • Texas A&M University • University of Texas (Blanton Art Museum) • University of Connecticut • Iowa State University • University of Missouri • Tyler Junior College • Community College of Vermont • Richland Community College • Oklahoma Panhandle State University • Sampson Community College • York County Community College • Luna Community College • Ministry Resource Center at Milligan Univer- sity • University of Montevallo • Rogers State University • North Dakota State College of Science • Cape Cod University • Arkansas State University Mid -South School districts • Des Moines Public Schools • Waukee Community School District • Ankeny Community Schools • Johnston Community School District • Urbandale Community Schools • Ames Community Schools • Cedar Rapids Community Schools • College Community Schools • Laveen Elementary School District • Iowa AEA system • Liberty Elementary School District References City of Tualatin Johnson City Public Library Heidi Stanley, Creative Communications & Market- Hannah Kiger, Marketing Coordinator ing Program Manager 100 West Millard Street, Johnson City, TN 37604 hstanley@tualatin.gov 1 (503) 691-3016 hannah.kiger@jcpl.org 1 (423) 434-4450 Megan George, Deputy City Manager mgeorge@tualatin.gov 1 (503) 691-3065 City of Tualatin, OR 97062 500 employees 2024-present We're currently working on a new site for the city. City of Johns Creek Jennifer Chapman, Senior Communications Man- ager City of Johns Creek, GA 30097 Jennifer.Chapman@johnscreekga.gov 1 (678) 512-3309 1,000 employees 2023-present Web design and development Westland Public Libraray Dan Wetterstrom, Head of Technology dan.wetterstrom@westlandlibrary.org 1 (734) 326-6123 x2834 612 Central City Parkway, Westland, MI 48185 70 employees 2022-present Rebranding, print materials, web design and development Blanton Museum of Art, The University of Texas at Austin Carlotta Stankiewicz (stun-KEV-itch), Director of Marketing & Communications lottacarll@gmail.com 1 (512) 791-8310 Carlotta recently left The Blanton so we've listed her personal contact information. 20,000 employees 2022-present Web design and development 40 employees 2021-present Web design and development York County Community College Stacy B. Chilicki, Director of Marketing & Public Relations 112 College Drive, Wells, ME 04090 SChilicki@yccc.edu 1 (207)216-4312 500 employees 2020-present Web design and development County of Kauai Sandy Kaauwai, Economic Development Specialist IV/Film Commissioner 4444 Rice St. Suite 200, Lihue, HI 96766 skaauwai@kauai.gov 1 (808) 241-4953 400 employees 2021-present Web design and development, branding Texas A&M University Hailey Yamada, Web & Information Designer 400 Bizzell St., College Station, TX 77843 haileyy@tamu.edu 1 (979) 862-3396 20,000 employees 2020-present Web design and development Swampscott Public Library Jonathan Nichols, Library Director 61 Burrill Street, Swampscott, MA 01907 (781) 596-8867 1,000 employees 2023-present Web design and development 7 Project work We'll start by completing all of these items. Discovery, planning + design Discovery We'll complete a thorough discovery process as a part of creating the new website. • Audit content — We'll start with a careful analysis of your existing website content to determine how well it is performing. This includes a deep dive into your website analytics and comparing your site's performance with your peers. • Identify user personas — A persona is a detailed portrait of each audience type. To be successful, we'll need to nail down your audiences and tap your insights as we identify unique attributes for each persona. Each persona will be accounted for as we craft content around their interests. • Interview focus groups — As needed, we'll facilitate meetings with various focus groups or individuals to gain insights from their perspective. • Conduct on online survey — If you would like for us to survey key audiences (e.g. staff, students, parents, community) we'll conduct an online survey collecting insights about their needs and interests. We'll summarize findings for you and share specific respondent data with your team. • Map your user journey — We'll map out the engagement journey of each of your audiences. • Deep analytics review — Our team will pore through your analytics and site metrics to determine traffic patterns, keyword search phrases and content people are looking for. Discovery findings report Following the completion of our discovery process, we will will deliver a comprehensive Discovery Findings Report. This document allows you to make sure we're in sync and will serve as a roadmap for the project, summarizing key insights gathered from stakeholder meetings, workshops, and any research conducted during the discovery phase. The report will include: • Summary of meetings: A recap of conversations with stakeholders, highlighting recurring themes, unique perspectives, and valuable feedback. • Key learnings: Insights gained from interviews, surveys, and data analysis, providing a clear picture of current challenges and opportunities. • Goals + objectives: A detailed outline of the project's primary goals and key objectives, ensuring alignment with your organization's mission and strategic vision. • Stakeholder observations + priorities: An overview of priorities from various stakeholder groups, helping to identify common ground and areas where needs may differ. These will be organized by level of importance to guide the project's focus. Information architecture After a thorough review of your existing content, we'll provide recommendations about the best way to organize it. The objective is to create an effortless, intuitive experience for each of your user personas. Sitemap We'll prepare a sitemap of your site's content to ensure it will be both logically organized and intuitive for website visitors. Wireframe concepts We'll provide two or three different homepage wireframe concepts. You'll pick one wireframe that best represents you and then we'll design the site's mockups. Moodboard To make sure that we're in sync, our team will share a moodboard with various design elements for you to provide quick, initial feedback early in the design process. Custom site design A website that stands out in a crowd - that's what we deliver. Our team of designers will craft a range of custom -designed page layouts, tailored to your unique needs. But the customization doesn't stop there - we'll also design a diverse set of content blocks that can be used in any combination to create a virtually endless array of layout possibilities. With our focus on incorporating your existing brand elements and our commitment to unlimited revisions, you can trust that the final result will be a cohesive, visually stunning website that truly represents your brand. Say goodbye to the limitations of pre -made templates and hello to pure design bliss. Unique page layouts • Home page • Interior layout (with side navigation) • Full -width page layout (without side nav) • News/blog landing • News/blog article detail • Events • Staff directory • Site alert • Search results • Board agenda + minutes • Board policies • Photo gallery • Form design (with a variety of field types) Content blocks • 1 column block • 2-column block • 3-column block • Slideshow block • Podcast block • Gallery block • Timeline block • Social media block • Testimonial block • Factoid block • Staff contacts • Accordion/FAQ block • 3-column photo block • Video block • News section (showing multiple stories) Home page irresistibility We've budgeted time to create some great home page sizzle that's interesting and engaging. We've already got some nifty ideas we could share if we meet! Web style guide As a part of creating the website, we'll establish a variety of design styles, such as six different styles for headings, bulleted lists, one or two button styles, a pull quote style, table and so forth. To ensure your site's visual consistency, content editors can only use styling elements from your digital style guide. Stock photography Whenever possible, we'll make use of any high -quality photos you share with us. To augment your existing library, we'll include unlimited stock imagery as a part of the project at no extra cost. Technology Responsive website The website will be responsive, meaning the layout will adapt to various screen sizes automatically. We'll build the site to adjust to four different devices including desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones. Accessibility compliance Your website will be fully compliant to level AA web accessibility standards. We'll train your staff on how to maintain compliance as they update content. Here's a guarantee you won't find anywhere else: we'll ensure your new website will meet current accessibility standards for life (or we'll fix it for free!). Browser support We do comprehensive testing for all popular browsers (e.g. Chrome, Safari, Mozilla, Edge, Internet Explorer) and their recent versions (released within the past four years) for Windows -based, MAC OS and Chrome devices. Further, we do testing of mobile devices (tablets and smartphones) for both iPad/iPhone as well as Android -based devices. Google Analytics + Google Search Console We'll integrate the website with Google's powerful traffic analytics tools — Google Analytics and Google Search Console. Both tools work together, making it a breeze to measure information about search patterns and website visitors. It's easy to track a variety of information, including search phrases, search display rankings, traffic sources, on -site visitor navigation patterns and a plethora of other features offered by these two powerful platforms. Social media sharing The website will include the ability for site visitors to share content (e.g., Facebook, X, Instagram, email, etc.). We'll include this ability on a variety of pages on the site. Modules Events system The website will have a robust events system custom -designed for your unique needs. You will be able to manage events. Each event can have a variety of information including event name, date(s), start/ end time, photo(s), and any other information about the event. Site visitors can find events by viewing a list, filtering by certain variables, clicking on a calendar grid, or doing a text search. Once an event has taken place, it will be removed from the calendar automatically. You can republish the event at a future date by updating information about the event. Website visitors will be able to save an event to their calendar (e.g., Google, Apple, Outlook, etc.). Staff directory We will provide a searchable staff directory for website visitors. Visitors can search for staff or filter by department or job title. Each bio can have contact information (e.g. name, email, phone number, de- partment, job title) and a photo. Easily bulk import staff member data using a spreadsheet (XLS, CSV) and it's a breeze to do a bulk photo import. You can manage individual staff members via WordPress. We'll take care of the initial import. News/blog We'll create a news/blog engine for the website, allowing you to share news and updates, articles, and fun stories about the community. Announcements If abbreviated announcements in lieu of longer articles are more your style, we'll create a system to display announcements. Alert messages Our platform allows you to easily insert an alert into the website (e.g. cancellation, delay or upcoming holiday). You can display multiple alert messages simultaneously. Search Your new site features a powerful and effective search. In addition to website content, the site search will also display results for documents (e.g., PDF, Word, PowerPoint documents). In addition to a sitewide search, there will be a variety of other micro search tools allowing visitors to search specific sections (e.g., news, events, staff directory, etc.). Integrated video It's a snap to embed YouTube or Vimeo video content into the site. Just paste any YouTube or Vimeo URL into any page and WordPress automatically grabs the video and embeds the video player onto that page. The video player is responsive to each site visitors' screen sites. If you need a custom video player, we can integrate one for an additional cost. Photo gallery We will create a custom photo gallery component to display images on your website. Board agendas + minutes You can display a list of upcoming board meetings on the website. Each meeting can have an associated agenda. Meetings that have taken place can have minutes associated with them. Policies We make it easy for you to display policies on your site. Our system allows policies to be organized into sections. Each policy section can have subpages associated with it (or you can choose to upload a PDF of the text for each section. A text search tool makes it a breeze for people to find the right policy. Factoids Database of community facts (e.g. performance metrics) that can be included on various pages. Form creation system You will have a sophisticated and intuitive system to create forms with 30+ different fields to choose (e.g. fill in the blank, drop down, phone number, etc.). Completed submissions are stored in a database to review or export. After a person submits a form, you can send email notifications to one or more email addresses. Advanced features such as the ability to save progress and multi -page forms are available at an additional cost. The forms system supports workflow routing of submissions. We'll create the first form for you. Content sharing (COPE) With our content sharing tool, we've made it easy for you to share content (including news items, page content, alerts, directory, and events) across all of the sites in your network. This allows you to store and manage frequently used content on one site, automatically sharing it across any or all websites (i.e. COPE referes to create once publish everywhere). Accordion We'll create an accordion (a.k.a., FAQ, expand/collapse content area) element that can be added to any page of any of your sites. 12 Interactive about us page Create an interactive about us page that will use movement, images and text to give guests an interest- ing overview about you. CMS features Media library WordPress offers a robust media library for site content. It accepts all types of media including images, videos and documents (e.g. PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.). While the media library supports tens of thousands of items, it's easy to keep it organized by organizing them into folders or tagging items in the library along. The media library can accept files of any size. Create unlimited pages One of the tremendous benefits of WordPress is you can create an unlimited number of pages and even better, there are no licensing costs for pages! Create as much content as you would like because there is no additional cost whether your site(s) have 50 pages or 20,000! As a part of the site build process, we'll populate 20 initial pages of content for the site. We assume you'll be doing all of the copywriting for these pages and our role will be to place the text, stylize the pages, find images and crop them and make sure those pages meet all web accessibility standards. After those first 20, you can create as many pages as you would like on your own or, if your time is limited, pay us per page if you want our creative team to create the pages for you. Retina/4K display ready Visitors with high -resolution monitors (i.e. retina/4K) will have an incredible experience on your site. We'll automatically detect when a visitor is using a retina/4K monitor and display high -resolution images that are exceptionally crisp, bringing your website to life. Search engine optimization (SEO) framework + planning We design sites to be search engine friendly. That means we'll design your site with the technical nuances necessary to give you an SEO lift. We'll also install tools making it easy to manage and assess the SEO results for each page. Also, we'll provide cursory guidance on SEO principles. While we haven't included time to optimize the entire site, we can help with more thorough optimization for an additional cost. Content review reminders You will be able to create a page review date for website content. Different web pages can have different review date requirements (e.g. 365 days,180 days, etc.). For example, you might specify a page of content needs to be reviewed each year. When it's time for that page to be reviewed an email notification will be sent to the page owner so they can review and update the content. N Page expiration Set expiration dates for content for a specific date so pages will become unpublished automatically. Testing, training + migration Beta site setup Keep track of our progress with a project beta site. It allows you to preview the site and edit content at a hidden URL as we're preparing for launch. Training Training is critical to the project's success. Our comprehensive training program is customized to your unique needs. Typically, we conduct separate classes for power and less -experienced users. We have included up to ten hours of training. Site administration guide + training videos We'll create a custom site administration guide that will be an invaluable reference as you manage website content. Also, we'll also create a set of customized training videos specifically for your website. Migration planning We'll work together to establish a transition plan as we prepare to launch the new site. Quality assurance + testing We're not like most people when it comes to testing. We believe our work should be flawless. It's not your responsibility to find errors and bugs. Our design, development and project management teams do extensive testing making sure the site works perfectly. Even better, we're the only firm in the industry including our Bug -Free Forever warranty; if there's a bug in your site, we'll fix it at no cost whether it's the first week, first -year or sixth year! Project management Meetings + project management You will have a dedicated manager for the duration of the project. That same project manager will continue to be your primary point of contact after the site launches. Our proposal includes compre- hensive project management and any necessary meetings. Throughout the project, you will provide feedback and approval for various deliverables (wireframe, sitemap, content plan, design). We'll have regular meetings and calls to collaborate at every stage, from design to development to launch. Options Add some sizzle if your budget allows. Alternative language options Implement automated translation — We'll implement AI -based (artificial intelligence) automatic lan- guage translation tools such as Amazon Translate or Google Translate. Manual language translation — If you prefer a manual translation (i.e. non -AI translation tool such as Google or Amazon) we'll add the ability for you to add a native translation of the site. Staff directory We will provide a searchable staff directory for website visitors. Visitors can search for staff or filter by department or job title. Each bio can have contact information (e.g. name, email, phone number, department, job title) and a photo. For a nominal additional cost, we can add other features like more data fields or the ability for staff to manage their own bios. Easily bulk import staff member data using a spreadsheet (XLS, CSV) and it's a breeze to do a bulk photo import. You can manage individual staff members via WordPress. We'll take care of the initial import. Automatic staff directory sync We'll tie your website to another of your other systems (e.g., Active Directory) to automatically keep staff information and photos current. Surveys Create online surveys using your website. Survey results can easily be displayed using charts and graphs making analysis and reporting a breeze. User authentication (via LDAP/Active Directory, Google, SSO, etc.) If you prefer to authenticate users with your existing systems, we offer many wants to integrate with your environment. This includes integration via LDAP/Active Directory as well as Google account credentials. We also support SSO in a variety of ways, including SAML. Employee intranet (password -protected content) We'll create a password -protected site for staff (or partners depending on your needs). The website will have a variety of unique features and capabilities. It will follow the design standards of styles of the public -facing site but have unique elements useful for an intranet. This provided cost assumes certain requirements. If you need features like a specific calendar for staff, news feed and other features, it could increase the cost of this item. Content migration As noted earlier, you can create an unlimited number of pages with WordPress at no extra cost (because there are no page license fees). But, if you need a hand populating the site with content, we're here to help. Our team will populate the site with content which includes placing text, cropping images, stylizing text and making sure each page meets accessibility standards. Any content migration is performed by our own US -based, native English speaking team members. We assume you will be writing the page content. It may be possible to perform an automated import of your existing site content, but we need to know more from you to understand if it is feasible. If we can automate the cost, it could reduce the cost per page. RFP system We'll add a system to display open requests for proposals on the website. For each RFP, you'll be able to include information about the RFP along with associated documents. Also, you can list expired bids along with the awarded bidder. This item adds a component to the site, making it easier to manage bids. Alternatively, if you are looking for a less expensive option, you can continue using a table layout that wouldn't include any cost. WordPress accessibility preview tool We'll add our custom WordPress accessibility tool to ensure page content avoids all on -page accessi- bility errors (e.g. using descriptive alt text for images, ensures headings are in sequential order, con- firms descriptive headings are used for tables). It's a great tool for your team to identify accessibility errors as they edit pages. Website accessibility scanning + remediation We'll add our sitewide website accessibility tool to scan your website, monitor and resolve any accessibility issues for you. A member of our team will regularly perform accessibility audits and resolve any problems on your website. If any issues are related to content entry (e.g., images without alt tags, uploading improper PDF documents), we'll provide your team a report of our findings. Enewsletter template + subscription We'll design a custom e-newsletter template and place it into an enewsletter platform within Word - Press or an external service like MailChimp. Job listings module Create a database to display listings for various open positions. Apply online Allows website visitors to apply online for open positions. � cs Online registration Our forms engine tool has the ability to create a variety of forms that can be used for registration. Depending on whether you intend to collect registration fees via the website, we would recommend the best option. After we've had the opportunity to talk in greater detail, we can determine which option would work best. Travel If you'd like to do discovery in person, we're happy to make the trip to your location. We'll invoice you travel expenses at cost. Create social media post templates We'll create a variety of social media post templates to be used for specific messages (e.g., news, upcoming event, points of pride, featured board members, etc.). Resource library We'll create a searchable resource library for the website. You'll be able to include various items in the library (e.g., PDF documents, links to off -site items, pages, etc.). Site visitors will be able to search or filter items in the resource library to display matching results. View an example at: https://www.arch. tamu.edu/academics/resource-center/. Parks + attractions database We'll create a database of different parks and attractions. Each entity can be placed in multiple catego- ries (e.g., lodging, hiking, guides/charter captains, boat launches, parks, history/museums, shopping, dining, parks, museums, golf courses, seasonal activities, etc.). You will be able to manage a list of categories. Each attraction's profile will include the attraction name, photo(s), address, email, phone, website address, description, hours, offers, and link to their social media identities. Website visitors will be able to browse or filter for different attractions based on the category. You will also be able to display an icon and link to various social media presences for each attraction. Travel guides/itineraries Website visitors will be able to filter for different points of interest by selecting an itinerary or travel guide and choosing different things to include in their itinerary. Microsite system We'll create a system so you can create new microsites. We'll also create the first site for you. We assume the microsite's will follow a similar look and feel of the primary site. Interactive map We'll design and build an interactive map to show information on the website. The map will be cus- tom -designed to match your brand. It will include visual styles that would be of interest to outdoor adventurers (e.g., contour maps, shading based on types of landscape (e.g., trees, roads, trails, etc.). We'll be able to utilize (i.e., import) layers from your ArcGIS files and display them on the site. This will include showing things such as landmarks, maps and trails, and highlighting an area with a boundary (e.g., a park). We will create custom icons for various features on the map (e.g., park, trail, hiking, fishing, tennis, playground, etc.). The map can be easily modified (by you or us) to add new locations, trails and areas. Online payments Website visitors will be able to make a payment to the city for services. Request tracking Site visitors will be able to submit requests on the site. Submitters will receive an email acknowledge- ment of their request. City staff will be able to manage those requests on the site to ensure that they are all completed. Online event registration Visitors can easily register for events directly on the website. You can set a maximum number of registrations for each event to manage capacity. Need a custom registration form? No problem —you can create one effortlessly to collect the exact information you need. You can send reminder messages to people who have signed up for events. Facility registration Visitors can browse and manage a list of available locations (e.g., meeting rooms, event spaces) and reserve them directly through the website. The system allows for easy scheduling, ensuring seamless facility management. An administrator will be able to approve registrations. Third -party integration For this project, we anticipate integrating with third -party systems either by linking to them from your new website or embedding their content using an iFrame. If more advanced integration is needed —such as connecting via an API —we're happy to handle that as well. The time and cost for API integrations will depend on their complexity. We can approach this work either on an hourly basis or provide a fixed -cost quote once we've finalized the specifications with you. Cost summary Project work Discovery, planning + design Technology Modules CMS Features Testing, training + migration Project management Cost $52,750 Options Cost Google Translate $1,000 Manual language translation $3,300 Staff directory $3,650 Automatic directory sync $1,650 Surveys $300 User authentication (via LDAP/Active Directory, Google, SSO, etc.) $1,350 Employee portal/intranet $5,000-$15,000 Content migration $13/page RFP system $3,250 Social feed import $900/feed WordPress accessibility preview tool $285/year Website accessibility tool + remediation $3,450/year Enewsletter template + subscription $1,450 Job listings module $2,000 Apply online $800 Online registration TBD Custom photography TBD Travel $400/person + travel expenses Create social media post templates $1,250 Resource library $3,500 Parks + attractions database $4,850 Travel guides/itineraries $4,750 Microsite system $8,500 Interactive map $6,450 Online payments $2,000 Request tracking $4,500 Online event registration $2,750 Facility registration $2,800 Third -party integration $135/hour Post -launch options Cost Hosting (monthly cost) $4,800/year Maintenance + upgrades (We'll upgrade the version of Word Press and associated pluginsthot power all $650/year of your site(s) at least three times each year) Post- Iaunch support (After your new site launches, we'll provide unlimited technical support to keep the site $3,250/year in tip-top shape!) Helping you accomplish great things We've worked with a variety of government clients across the country, providing a broad mix of services to help them engage and delight the people they serve. Here's a snapshot of the services we can provide your organization: (they are billed at a rate of $135/hour. Web presence Public -facing websites Tourism websites I ntranets Branding Logo design Stationary & digital signatures o 0 Brochures &publications -O Signage & wayfinding Services Mobile Responsive websites Mobile app WORDS WE LOVE HEARING Accessibility consulting Custom applications Microsites 0 Metrics & analysis Website analytics ADA compliance monitoring Online surveys Focus groups Communications Content development Social media management E-newsletters "I really enjoyed working with this team on the design of my new college website. Thanks for a great design and always responding quickly." — Tracy Withrow, Director of Marketing and Public Relations at Richland Community College (Decatur, Illinois) 21 ATTACHMENT 2 INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Must be executed by proposer and submitted with the proposal I, DA (name) hereby acknowledge and confirm that c1'i1� �Jo (name of company) has reviewed the City's indemnification and minimum insurance requirements as listed in Exhibits E and F of the City's Agreement for Contract Services (Attachment 1); and declare that insurance certificates and endorsements verifying compliance will be provided if an agreement is awarded. I am I ' 1 r� ' ✓`Mv� of 07t, i,(�d`� lip (Title) (Company) Commercial General Liability (at least as broad as ISO CG 0001) $1,000,000 (per occurrence); $2,000,000 (general aggregate) Must include the following endorsements: General Liability Additional Insured General Liability Primary and Noncontributory Commercial Auto Liability (at least as broad as ISO CA 0001) $1,000,000 (per accident) Personal Auto Declaration Page (if applicable) Cyber Liability $1,000,000 (per occurrence) $2,000,000(general aggregate) Worker's Compensation (per statutory requirements) Must include the following endorsement: Worker's Compensation Waiver of Subrogation Worker's Compensation Declaration of Sole Proprietor (if applicable) Gag Page of 11 0 NON -COLLUSION AFFIDAVIT FORM Must be executed by proposer and submitted with the proposal ta Qa - (,AUE IRNA - ATTACHMENT 3 I, (Jc1 it, et46t (name) hereby declare as follows: I am M tl'nA \�� of Iccbow (Title) (Company) the party making the foregoing proposal, that the proposal is not made in the interest of, or on behalf of, any undisclosed person, partnership, company, association, organization, or corporation; that the proposal is genuine and not collusive or sham; that the proposer has not directly or indirectly induced or solicited any other proposer to put in a false or sham proposal, and has not directly or indirectly colluded, conspired, connived, or agreed with any proposer or anyone else to put in a sham proposal, or that anyone shall refrain from proposing; that the proposer has not in any manner, directly or indirectly, sought by agreement, communication, or conference with anyone to fix the proposal price of the proposer or any other proposer, or to fix any overhead, profit, or cost element of the proposal price, or of that of any other proposer, or to secure any advantage against the public body awarding the agreement of anyone interested in the proposed agreement; that all statements contained in the proposal are true; and, further, that the proposer has not, directly or indirectly, submitted his or her proposal price or any breakdown thereof, or the contents thereof, or divulged information or data relative hereto, or paid, and will not pay, any fee to any corporation, partnership, company, association, organization, proposal depository, or to any member or agent thereof to effectuate a collusive or sham proposal. I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoing is true and correct. ,/ /1 Proposer Signature: Proposer Name: Proposer Title. - Company Name: Address: I ►' I A-41 A ,n n Pq �-+h J'/ ,414 , �-- Page 10 of 11 v � c7y-)Z-( z 'OFs Fit- �W Q%LNhIW CAIAWKNIA - ATTACHMENT 4 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF RECEIPT OF ADDENDA Must be executed by proposer and submitted with the proposal; If no addenda has been issued, mark "N/A" under Addendum No. indicating Not Applicable and sign ADDENDUM NO. SIGNATURE INDICATING RECEIPT l Page 11 of 11