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Board approves emergency contract to install new high-voltage electrical distribution at San Francisco General Hospital
Summary
Supervisors approved a resolution authorizing an emergency public works contract for a permanent high-voltage electrical distribution system at San Francisco General Hospital to address critical infrastructure needs.
The Board of Supervisors on Feb. 5 approved a resolution authorizing an emergency public works contract to install a new permanent high-voltage electrical distribution system at San Francisco General Hospital.
The item was taken as a routine roll-call on the adoption calendar and passed without discussion; the board indicated the urgency and public-safety rationale for upgrading high-voltage distribution at a major hospital campus.
Actions: Resolution approving an emergency public-works contract for high-voltage electrical distribution at San Francisco General Hospital (Item 17) — adopted by roll call (unanimous or unanimous among recorded votes).
Provenance: Item 17 and roll-call votes recorded on the consent/adoption calendar in the meeting transcript.
The contract allows the Department of Public Health and Public Works to proceed with procurement and construction to replace or upgrade critical electrical infrastructure at the hospital.
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