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Tree Planting and Watering Workforce Development Program San Francisco Public Works (Public Works), a department of the City and County of San Francisco (City), seeks to award one grant to a fully established 501(c)3 nonprofit organization based in San Francisco through the evaluation and selection process as described in the RFP. PROJECT DESCRIPTION: San Francisco Public Works seeks a qualified partner to plant 2,000 replacement street trees in existing vacant tree basins over two years, and to provide ongoing weekly watering for up to 2,000 trees per year from a list provided by Public Works

Scope of Work: This project involves the modernization of three traction passenger elevator and one hydraulic elevator at Ellis OFarrell Garage (EOF) located at 123 OFarrell Street and the modernization of two traction passenger elevators located at St. Mary's Garage (SMA) located at 433 Kearny Street in San Francisco. The modernization involves the replacement and refurbishment of existing elevator equipment, controllers, fixtures, elevator cabs and includes related mechanical, electrical, and fire protection work

The proposed SFRPD Gene Friend Recreation Center project will consists of complete demolition of the existing recreation center and site and construction of a new recreation center of approximately 25,000-GSF and all new site and landscape.

Scope of Work: at various locations in Districts 9 & 11 of San Francisco, California and consists of street resurfacing, curb ramp construction, sewer replacement, traffic control, and all related work

General work description: Replace bridge fender system and skirt modification.

The SFPUC is a Department of the City and County of San Francisco (“City”) that supplies drinking water to 2.7 million customers in the four Bay Area counties of Alameda, Santa Clara, San Mateo, and San Francisco, and upcountry near Groveland in Tuolumne County, and provides sewer services to San Francisco residents, hydroelectric power to San Francisco’s municipal operations, and clean, renewable power to San Francisco customers. The SFPUC manages over 160 miles (320 circuit miles) of high voltage transmission lines. The SFPUC transmission lines begin at power generation facilities at the Early Intake Switchyard in Tuolumne County and end at Newark Substation in Alameda County. Due to the unique complexities of the design and construction required for this Project, the City has determined that the Project requires specialized expertise and skills, which should be procured using an alternate project delivery method in comparison to the traditional design-bid-build. The City has selected a progressive design-build project delivery method in accordance with San Francisco Administrative Code section 6.61, subdivision (c). The Design-Builder will be obligated to collaborate with the SFPUC on defining and procuring multiple trade subcontracts for efficient and timely project delivery. Project Objectives The objective of the project is to perform clearance mitigations to spans of existing SFPUC owned and operated 115kV and 230kV overhead power transmission lines. SFPUC has identified a possible one-hundred and fifteen (115) moderate and low risk clearance detections and three (3) additional risk clearance sites. The existing subject circuits have been identified by the SFPUC as being non compliant with California General Order 95 (GO 95) and the National Electrical Safety Code (NESC). The Design-Builder will be required to perform mitigation measures for these identified spans to bring them into compliance with NESC and G095 standards and design criteria. Work may include site grading, increased conductor tensions, installation of floating dead-end suspension assemblies, tower structure raises, tower replacement, intermediate mid-span tower structures, or one or more combinations of the methods, or implementation of other solutions.

Continuous Solicitation. General Services Agency, Real Estate Division is seeking specialty-licensed contractors to perform fire protection, fire alarm or security systems inspection, maintenance and repair work (Special Services). The work is performed on an “if-and-as-needed” basis in accordance with the San Francisco Administrative Code Section 6.65 requirements. Three (3) years experience providing testing, certification, service and repairs of fire alarm systems as required by all applicable Fire and Building Codes and the Fire Protection Association. Performance should meet the NFPA 72 standard for the inspection, testing, and maintenance of fire alarm systems, current edition, and San Francisco Fire Code, current edition. Required three (3) years experience providing testing, certification, service and repairs of security systems as required by all applicable Electrical, Fire and Building Codes and the National Fire Protection Association. Performance should meet the NFPA standards for the inspection, testing, and maintenance of security systems, current edition, and San Francisco Fire Code, current edition.

The Office of the City Administrator, Real Estate Division, is seeking licensed C-20 Warm-Air Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning Contractors to perform building maintenance and repair work. [Preferred for contractor’s to also have C‐4 and C‐38.] The work shall be performed on an “if-and-as-needed” basis. All maintenance and repair services work shall conform to the City’s subcontracting, insurance, bonds, indemnity and prevailing wage requirements for public work. C-20 Warm Air Heating, Ventilating, and Air-Conditioning Requirements The C-20 Warm-Air Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning Contractors pool will be utilized to perform maintenance and repair of mechanical and control systems in City owned buildings. These contractors will be working with energy efficient equipment and control systems, and may provide proprietary equipment and controls to integrate with existing building equipment. Contractors are required to have manufacturer’s training and green building expertise to work with any existing building proprietary equipment and provide energy efficiency programming for the building management control systems. The projects include a significant amount of specialized, energy efficiency HVAC work, as well as, specially manufactured, proprietary equipment.

Project Description: Fire sprinkler system maintenance and repair services being offered by the Department of General Services, Facilities Management Division (FMD).

General work description: Cold plane AC Pvmt., & RHMA (gap graded) (bonded wearing course).

Description: Annual Carpet and VCT (Vinyl Composite Tile) Cleaning Services for the EDD facility located at 745 Franklin Street, San Francisco, CA 94102.

Design-Build Civil and Tunnel Construction (40-CT) for the Transbay Portal (Project) to the shortlisted firms selected through 23-04 Request for Qualifications (RFQ) Progressive Design-Build Civil and Tunnel (Proposers). The RFP documents and related information has been emailed to the shortlisted firms on Friday, December 19, 2025. Qualificatio Interviews 2/2/26 - 2/13/26. Notification of Highest-Scoring Proposer Aug 7 2026.

Crystal Springs Pipeline No. 2 Reach 5 Lining Replacement

WETA, a local agency with multi-county jurisdiction, was established by the California Legislature to expand regional ferry service and coordinate waterborne emergency response activities on San Francisco Bay. WETAs vision is to develop, operate and manage an expanded and enhanced region-wide ferry system that provides a reliable, state-of-the-art and attractive transportation option for the Bay Area, and to play a critical role in coordinating and providing water transportation to serve emergency response and economic recovery needs.

The Project is an integral part of the Hetch Hetchy Water and Power water supply system (Hetch Hetchy system). The main purpose of the Hetch Hetchy system is to convey raw drinking water from Hetch Hetchy Reservoir to the San Francisco Bay Area. This conveyance is achieved through a combination of reservoirs, pipelines, and tunnels. Moccasin Reservoir is located directly downstream of the last of the three powerhouses of the Hetch Hetchy system, directly over Moccasin Creek. On March 22, 2018, a severe storm caused a flood surge and damaged various infrastructure. The Project includes modifying the approach upstream of the ogee-crested weir, enlarging/modifying the ogee-crested weir, new concrete bridge, new concrete spillway chute, enlarged stilling basin, and other work as detailed in this RFQ&P.

The Bay Area Toll Authority invites firms pre-qualified on the 2021 Transportation Engineering and Planning Services, Service Category A: Freeway Operations, Data Analytics and Performance Assessments to apply for this project. BATA is seeking to hire a consultant to collect and analyze traffic data, prepare a comprehensive report that documents conditions before (October 2025) and after (October 2026) the HOV policy is implemented and provides recommendations, as needed, to inform future HOV policy decisions. For the seven state-owned bridges, the selected consultant will be expected to compile and collect HOV lane and general-purpose lane data through PeMS, Inrix, BATA/FasTrak®, and vehicle occupancy data collection and prepare a comprehensive report for before and after the HOV policy changes.

Project Description The City and County of San Francisco (City) seeks responses to a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) from certified General Building Contractors (B License) interested in performing general building services at various locations in San Francisco, California. The work will involve general building services at various locations in the City, and may include, but is not limited to, repair, alteration, modernization, maintenance, rehabilitation, demolition and construction of infrastructure, buildings, structures, or other real property