# Who supplies and approves the content in a public website redesign?

Assess a state, local or education website opportunity by separating the content inventory, editorial work and buyer approvals from design and implementation.

Canonical article: https://g2x.com/blog/public-website-redesign-content-responsibilities

Complete article, source links and data tables: https://g2x.com/blog/public-website-redesign-content-responsibilities/article.md

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Qualify editorial responsibilities in a public website redesign

- Sign in with G2X SLED access; the documented research view is available on Community and paid plans. Have the original public procurement documents and current amendments for the reader's actual opportunity. The State Bar 2024 RFP is a historical example and the SFSU project page is institutional context, not a solicitation. Optional Lumen needs current account access and permitted public files. CRM writes require reader authority.

1. **Begin the opportunity search in G2X SLED** Follow https://g2x.com/docs/find-work/find-state-and-local-work. Open Opportunities → State, Local & Education and search website redesign or web content; refine jurisdiction, state and due window when available. Open Overview and Documents, then the original portal. Record the actual issuer, notice identity, deadline, amendments and source. Do not claim a result was found or a search executed by this tutorial. Do not use SLED Add to pipeline or Watch as a prerequisite.

2. **Separate the content activities and exclusions** Read the original RFP, work statement and published Q&A together. Record what the buyer supplies, what the vendor audits/writes/enters and what belongs to another phase. For the historical State Bar example, read the 2024 RFP pages 1 and 4–5 and April 5 Q&A answer 14 at https://www.calbar.ca.gov/sites/default/files/portals/0/documents/rfp/2024/Att.4-Website-Redesign-QA2.pdf. Preserve the April 15, 2024 deadline and implementation/hosting/migration exclusions. Do not treat the preliminary inventory as a complete audit or current bid.

3. **Identify approval dependencies** Identify the department supplying each content area, the authorized factual reviewer and the person consolidating approval. Distinguish known responsibilities from questions to ask through the actual procurement's allowed question process. SFSU https://puboff.sfsu.edu/website-redesign is a September 16, 2026 updated project/governance page, not procurement authority for another buyer; use it only as attributed context.

4. **Assess response gaps using the actual public documents** With Lumen access, upload only authorized public RFP/amendments and confirm the file versions using https://g2x.com/docs/lumen/ask-lumen. Illustrative prompt, not an executed demonstration: "Cite what this procurement assigns to the vendor for content audit, writing, entry and approvals. Separate buyer responsibilities, exclusions and unclear dependencies. Identify gaps to resolve before estimating editorial effort and draft an internal response outline." Follow up: "Which responsibility is not stated in the documents?" Open cited passages, check missing files and distinguish an inference from a requirement. A local source-linked worksheet provides the free manual path.

5. **Record a qualification action** Deliver the content-responsibility brief, with source pages and unresolved estimate dependencies. Follow https://g2x.com/docs/run-a-pipeline/track-an-account to search the buyer account and, with authority, set a dated next action for the appropriate reviewer. Keep SLED research distinct from a federal pursuit or an executed bid response. Offer https://g2x.com/daily-take-signup-free and let the reader choose FedCiv, Health or Defense editions and authorize subscribing. Do not subscribe, send messages or submit an offer on the reader's behalf.

Expected result: A source-linked content-responsibility brief that separates vendor work, buyer supply/approval, excluded phases and unresolved dependencies, plus a named dated action. No current bid, authorized approval, Lumen execution or outbound response invented.

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