DUE DATE: June 06, 2024 | TIME: 10:00AM

PLACE: 134 W. SOLEDAD AVE., BOH BLDG. SUITE 406, HAGATNA, GUAM 96910

The RFP package will be available at the GETHC located at 134 W. Soledad Ave. BOH Building Suite 406, Hagåtña GU 96910 commencing on date of advertisement up to the due date as stated above and is available for download on the Guam Ethics Commission website here.

Prospective offerors must register their current contact information with GETHC to ensure receipt of all notices regarding any changes or updates to the RFP. Fill out the RFP Registration Acknowledgement Receipt Form to register.  The procuring agency will not be liable for failure to provided notice to any party who did not register their current contact information. Please submit the completed from via email at [email protected]. For any questions, you may also call us at (671) 969-5625.

For special accommodations or other assistance, please call the Guam Ethics Commission at (671) 969-5625.This ad was paid for with Guam Ethics Commission funds.

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Amendment #2

The Guam Ethics Commission regular meeting is to be conducted on Friday, May 31, 2024 at 12:30 p.m. at the GEthC conference room

Suite 406 - 4 ^th Floor Bank of Hawaii Building in Hagåtña and Online Via Zoom.

Meeting ID: 876 733 0322 Passcode: ethics

The meeting will also be livestreamed on YouTube via:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKnPm89nLvvK0d0kx0mtcgA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9mEuPlRFZL2BUGBASU0imA

AGENDA

• Call to Order / Roll Call of Members
• Approval of Minutes
  • April 26, 2024 – Regular Meeting
• Executive Director's Report

• Closed Proceedings - 4 GCA 15 §15401

  ETH-23-110-OT-201 | ETH-23-115-COI-202 | ETH-23-122-UT-201 | ETH-24-001-OT-202
  ETH-24-002-UT-202 | ETH-24-003-UT-202 | ETH-24-004-COI-201 | ETH-24-005-CI-201
  ETH-24-006-OT-201
• Unfinished Business
  • Review and Approve GEthC Policy 8 – Continuity of Operations Policy
  • Review and Award RFP No. GEthC 001-24 Ethics in Government Program Instructor
  • Review and Award RFP No. GEthC 002-24 Conflict Counsel Services
  • Review and Approve FY 2024 Budget Realignment Plan
• New Business
  • Review and Approve RFP No. GEthC 003-24 In-Person Ethics in Government Program Instructor
• Announcements
• Adjournment

For special accommodations or other assistance, please call the
Guam Ethics Commission at (671) 969-5625.
This ad was paid for with Guam Ethics Commission funds.

DUE DATE: May 16, 2024 | TIME: 9:00AM

PLACE: 134 W. SOLEDAD AVE., BOH BLDG. SUITE 406, HAGATNA, GUAM 96910

The RFP package will be available at the GETHC located at 134 W. Soledad Ave. BOH Building Suite 406, Hagåtña GU 96910 commencing on date of advertisement up to the due date as stated above and is available for download on the Guam Ethics Commission website here.

Prospective offerors must register their current contact information with GETHC to ensure receipt of all notices regarding any changes or updates to the RFP. Fill out the RFP Registration Acknowledgement Receipt Form to register.  The procuring agency will not be liable for failure to provided notice to any party who did not register their current contact information. Please submit the completed from via email at [email protected]. For any questions, you may also call us at (671) 969-5625.

For special accommodations or other assistance, please call the Guam Ethics Commission at (671) 969-5625.This ad was paid for with Guam Ethics Commission funds.

Amendment #1

DUE DATE: May 16, 2024 | TIME: 9:00AM

PLACE: 134 W. SOLEDAD AVE., BOH BLDG. SUITE 406, HAGATNA, GUAM 96910

The RFP package will be available at the GETHC located at 134 W. Soledad Ave. BOH Building Suite 406, Hagåtña GU 96910 commencing on date of advertisement up to the due date as stated above and is available for download on the Guam Ethics Commission website here.

Prospective offerors must register their current contact information with GETHC to ensure receipt of all notices regarding any changes or updates to the RFP. Fill out the RFP Registration Acknowledgement Receipt Form to register.  The procuring agency will not be liable for failure to provided notice to any party who did not register their current contact information. Please submit the completed from via email at [email protected]. For any questions, you may also call us at (671) 969-5625.

For special accommodations or other assistance, please call the Guam Ethics Commission at (671) 969-5625.This ad was paid for with Guam Ethics Commission funds.

Amendment #1

Hagåtña, GUAM — The Guam Ethics Commission has announced the release of its second edition of the summary of opinions publication at its regular meeting on Friday, April 26th. This report provides the community with an overview of the Commission's decisions, advisory opinions, and informal advisory opinions over the past year. It also includes data on the number of employees who have completed their required ethics training through the ethics in government program.

In addition to the report, the Commission also shared updates on its recent cases. Twenty-five additional cases were filed and heard, with seven being referred to the Office of the Attorney General for further action and 18 being dismissed. This demonstrates the Commission's commitment to upholding ethical standards and promoting transparency in government.

But that's not all - the Commission also announced that three of its staff members have obtained professional certification as Leadership Professionals in Ethics & Compliance (LPEC). Executive Director Jesse Quenga and Ethics Investigation and Compliance Officers Reuben Bugarin and Pamela Mabazza have all achieved this prestigious certification, offered by the Ethics & Compliance Initiative. This certification is designed for Ethics & Compliance professionals seeking to enhance their leadership skills and maintain excellence in their E&C programs.

"Our staff earning the LPEC certification is more than a professional achievement; it shows our shared dedication to excellence and integrity in all aspects of our work.” said Commission Chairperson, Christopher Cruz. "This achievement highlights our strong commitment to maintaining the highest ethical standards while advancing the Commission's mission."

The Guam Ethics Commission plays a crucial role in promoting ethical conduct and transparency in government. With the release of its annual summary of opinions and the achievement of professional certification by its staff, the Commission continues to demonstrate its commitment to upholding ethical standards and promoting a culture of integrity in the government of Guam.

The summary of opinions can be downloaded from the Commission’s website at www.guamethics.com.

Ethics 1: Guam Ethics Commission officials attend the Council on Governmental Ethics Laws (COGEL) 45th annual conference. From far left, Jesse Quenga, executive director; Christopher Cruz, Commission Chairman; Meg Tyquiengco, Commission Vice-chairwoman; Daphne Leon Guerrero, Commissioner; Shannon Murphy, Commissioner; Reuben Bugarin, Ethics Investigation and Compliance Officer II.