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Commission approves consent calendar and several procurement items, including ~$55M job order contract

San Francisco Public Utilities Commission · October 9, 2018
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Summary

The SFPUC approved the consent calendar, amended agreement CS879C (increase $3.5M, extend three years), awarded a job order contract Jock76R (not to exceed $55 million), awarded job order contract Jock77 (not to exceed $2 million), and authorized a 5-year lease at 1800 Gerald Avenue with initial monthly rent of $15,800.

The commission approved multiple consent and procurement items during the Oct. 9 meeting.

Consent calendar: The board approved the consent calendar by voice vote after no members or members of the public requested removal.

Item 9: Commissioners approved Amendment No. 5 to agreement CS879C, authorizing the general manager to execute the amendment increasing the agreement by $3,500,000 and extending the contract duration by three years. The item was moved, seconded and approved with no recorded public opposition.

Item 10: The commission awarded job order contract number Jock76R for a not-to-exceed amount of $55,000,000 with a minimum guaranteed amount of $50,000 and a two-year duration to the selected bidder; the motion passed by voice vote.

Item 11: Commissioners approved job order contract Jock77 for a not-to-exceed amount of $2,000,000 with a minimum guarantee of $50,000 and a two-year duration to R and S Construction Management; the item carried by voice vote.

Item 12: The board approved terms for a five-year lease (with a three-year option) with 1800 Gerald Avenue, LLC at an initial monthly rent of $15,800 with CPI-based annual increases; the motion passed.

The meeting transcript records voice approvals for each item but does not provide a detailed named roll-call tally for every vote. Public comment was solicited and none was recorded on these items.