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City updates status of 2010, 2014 and 2020 earthquake-safety bonds; cites construction milestones and supply-chain delays
Summary
City staff reported milestones on multiple earthquake-safety bond programs — completed 911 call center work, network modernization at fire stations, and ongoing design and procurement for larger projects — while flagging generator lead-time delays and increased community engagement demands as risks.
San Francisco project managers briefed the committee on the status of the 2010, 2014 and 2020 earthquake safety and emergency-response bond programs, reporting a mix of completed work, ongoing construction, and schedule risks driven largely by long lead times for equipment and expanding community engagement.
Magdalena Ryer, bureau manager for the Bureau of Project Management, said the 2010 program is in financial closeout and identified the 2010 authorization at approximately $421 million and the 2014 authorization at roughly $415 million; the 2020 authorization stands at about $628.5 million and remains in active delivery with major projects in design and construction. "The 2020 bond is in progress; projects are in design," Ryer told the committee.
Highlights reported by multiple project managers included the completion of the 911 call-center…
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