SFO Terminal 1 Redevelopment Program RFP

SFO Terminal 1 Redevelopment Program

Program management Support Services – estimated at $30 million. 

 

The overall Redevelopment Program, estimated at $1.7 billion, and upcoming contracting opportunities for this program will also be discussed.

Pre-Proposal Meeting – Tuesday December 4, 2012 at 10 am in the Louis A. Turpen Aviation Museum at SFO

 Contact:  Reuben Halili, Project manager at Reuben.Halili@flysfo.com

RFP for San Francisco Parking Pricing & Regulation Study

From time to time, the Chamber is made aware of local business opportunities and projects relevant to our members and other community based organizations. See below for the most recent opportunity spotlight from the SFCTA:

Request for Proposals to Provide Technical Consultant Services for the San Francisco Parking Pricing and Regulation Study (RFP 12/13-03).

The San Francisco County Transportation Authority is inviting proposals to this Request for Proposals (RFP 12/13-03) from interested firms for technical consultant services for the San Francisco Parking Pricing and Regulation Study. The proposal must respond to the scope of services described in Section III of the RFP. 

A pre-proposal conference will be held on November 20, 2012 at 4:00 p.m. at the Authority's offices. Individuals interested in attending the pre-proposal conference, please provide the correct spelling of your first and last name to Lindsey Miller (e-mail lindsey.miller@sfcta.org ) by November 20, 2012 at 12:00 noon.

Questions may be submitted in writing on or before November 21, 2012 at 5:00 p.m. by mail, fax or e-mail to the attention of Lily Yu, Senior Management Analyst (fax 415.522.4829, e-mail lily.yu@sfcta.org ). The answers to questions will be made available on the Authority's website, www.sfcta.org, by November 27, 2012. Any addenda to the RFP will also be made available on the Authority's website, prior to the proposal due date.

The RFP is LINKED HERE and currently available on the Authority’s website, www.sfcta.org.

Proposals are due by December 18, 2012 at 2:00 p.m., at the Authority's Offices.

GG Bridge Highway Business Opportunity

From time to time, the Chamber is made aware of local business opportunities and projects relevant to our members and other community based organizations. See below for the most recent opportunity spotlight from the Golden Gate Bridge Highway & Transportation District.

Notice for the following contract has been posted on the GG Bridge Highway and Transportation web site:

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Variable Message Signs for Golden Gate Bridge Roadway and Toll Plaza

If you would like more information on the above contract, please visit http://goldengate.org/contracts/

Golden Gate Transit San Francisco Mid-Day Bus Parking Facility Design Services

From time to time, the Chamber is made aware of local business opportunities and projects relevant to our members and other community based organizations. See below for the most recent opportunity spotlight from the Golden Gate Transit District:

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Golden Gate Transit San Francisco Mid-Day Bus Parking Facility Design Services

The Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District (District) stores buses at a midday

parking facility in San Francisco. District will be relocating the midday parking facility to a new

location in San Francisco. The Site is located in the City and County of San Francisco, between

Third, Fourth, Perry and Stillman Streets in the City and County of San Francisco, California.

Improvements must be made to the new location prior to District occupying the Site.

District is seeking Statements of Qualifications and Proposals (SOQ&P) from qualified

landscape architectural and civil engineering consultants to design and prepare bid documents for

improvements to the Site.

If you would like more information on the above contract, please visit http://goldengate.org/contracts/

Warriors Move: It's No Slam Dunk

If there is to be a contest to be the home of the Golden State Warriors, the game is at tip-off – not late in the fourth quarter.  All the good reasons for the team to stay in Oakland will remain and become more apparent.  These include a location much closer to the geographic center of the fan base, an existing arena that will not face community objections, better access to highways, public transportation and parking and more.  

As this game plays out, this feint to San Francisco may look like nothing more than a negotiating ploy to get better terms from the City and County.  The Oakland Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce remains confident that the Warriors and the City of Oakland can and will find a path to keep the team in Oakland.