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SFPUC approves several routine contracts and amendments, including Oceanside HVAC award

San Francisco Public Utilities Commission · October 23, 2007
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Summary

The commission approved consent and contract items on wastewater and water enterprise projects: award of contract WW452 for Oceanside Water Pollution Control plant HVAC, amendments to technical as-needed agreements for water and wastewater, and a revocable permit for a San Joaquin property, all by voice vote.

The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission approved a series of routine procurement and contract items during its Oct. 6 meeting.

Item 11 authorized award of contract WW452 for HVAC work at the Oceanside Water Pollution Control Plant as part of the wastewater enterprise five-year capital improvement program; the motion was moved and approved by voice vote. Items 12 and 13 approved time extensions and amendments (numbers 1–4) to specialist as-needed agreements (agreement series c s 837 a–d) for water-enterprise technical services; staff characterized these as straightforward time extensions and the commission approved both items together. Item 20 authorized the general manager to enter a revocable permit agreement between the City and County of San Francisco and Teichard and Son Inc. for use of city property in San Joaquin County; the city deputy attorney confirmed the relevant findings and resolutions were included in the meeting packet before the commission voted to approve.

In each case commissioners noted the items were routine and supported the staff recommendation; public comment on these agenda items was closed with no substantive objections recorded. The commission also handled a consent calendar of routine maintenance and repair contract acceptances and moved them by single vote prior to the discussed items.

Next steps: staff will proceed with contract award procedures and execute the revocable permit per the approved documents.