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Port of San Francisco Pier 29 Utility Upgrade & Beltline Building Sewer Re-Routing Project Contract No. 2797 May 31, 2018 1 AGENDA 1. Welcome, Introductions, & General Information Tim Leung 2. Project Overview David Hu 3.


  1. Port of San Francisco Pier 29 Utility Upgrade & Beltline Building Sewer Re-Routing Project Contract No. 2797 May 31, 2018 1

  2. AGENDA 1. Welcome, Introductions, & General Information – Tim Leung 2. Project Overview – David Hu 3. CMD – Finbarr Jewell 4. OLSE– Anna Liu 5. OEWD – Ian Fernando 6. ENVIRONMENTAL – Soko Made 7. Bid Documents – Tim Leung 8. Questions

  3. Refer to Section 00 73 16 for details. • Worker’s Compensation, Commercial General Liability, Commercial • Automobile Liability U.S. Longshore and Harborworkers’ Act Insurance; Jones Act; Workers’ • Compensation Watercraft Liability Insurance • Water Pollution Insurance • Builder’s Risk Insurance (Section 1.3A-1) •

  4. BELTLINE BLDG PIER 29 AREA OF WORK LOCATION MAP

  5. Extend Water Supply piping • Extend Natural Gas Service piping • Install new Sewer Riser and Bring Gravity Sewer above deck cross over • bulkhead Extend Electrical Service connection • Provide Backup Generator connection • Provide new Lighting •

  6. Cut & Cap existing under-pier sewer currently connected to Pier 29 • Re-route new gravity sewer to the City sewer in street and eliminates Port- • owned pump station Bring under pier electrical power to the Beltline Building above deck •

  7. Award of Contract July 2018 • NTP, Construction Start September 2018 • Construction Term 270 Consecutive Calendar Days • Substantial Completion June 2019 • Final Completion July 2019 •

  8. U.S. Longshore and Harborworkers’ Act Insurance (Section 00 73 16) • Section 01 57 20 – Construction in Water Bodies or Near San Francisco Bay • Environmental Requirements BCDC Permit No. M1977.017 and all relevant amendments o RWQCB Order R2-2016-0039 Waste Discharge Requirements & Water Quality Certification o for Port of San Francisco Maintenance Program, San Francisco, CA, dated September 16, 2016. NOAA/NMFS Concurrence & Response for Port of SF Maintenance Program o Submittals • Spill Prevention and Control Plan o Environmental Health and Safety Plan o Best Management Practices (BMPs). See drawings and Section 01 57 13. o

  9. Project Coordination (Section 01 31 13) • Pier 29 will be active construction site occupied by other Port contractors o Contractor shall not commence work or complete construction activities onsite along the o Promenade when a cruise ship is berthed at Pier 27. Cruise Ship Schedule - http://sfport.com/cruise o Lane closures are prohibited the day before, during, and after a Cruise Ship is berthed at o Pier 27. Construction along the Promenade and Embarcadero including lane closures are prohibited o during the following days due to Special Events at the Pier 27 Cruise Terminal:  August 2, 2018  August 3, 2018  October 10, 2018  October 25, 2018 through November 3, 2018 Traffic Control (Section 01 55 26) • Contractor to apply for Special Traffic Permit (STP) through SFMTA o Contractor to maintain a minimum 8 feet of clear sidewalk for pedestrians at all times. o

  10. Presented By: Finbarr Jewell finbarr.jewell@sfgov.org Local Business Enterprise (LBE) • Subcontracting Goal = 24% 7.5% MBE 4.1% WBE 12.4% OBE Good Faith Efforts Exception, LBE = 32.4% • Refer to Section 00 22 11 for details. •

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  12. Presented By: Anna Liu anna.liu@sfgov.org

  13. Employers need to match or exceed the City’s Ordinances for the following: Prevailing Wages • Sick Leave • Health Care • Worker Compensation • 23

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  15. Presented By: Ian Fernando ian.fernando@sfgov.org Required per San Francisco Administrative Code Section 6.22(g) and Chapter 82 • See Section 00 73 30 for details • Applies to both Prime Contractor and ALL Subcontractors • Local Hire Requirement 30% by trade • At least 50% of Apprentice project work hours within each trade shall be • performed by local residents.

  16. Presented By: Soko Made rusununguko.made@sfgov.org Construction & Demolition (C&D) Debris Management Requirements See Section 01 74 50 for details • Minimum Diversion Rate of 75% Required • Source ‐ separated C&D debris material must be taken to a facility that reuses • and/or recycles that material MIXED C&D debris material must be taken to a REGISTERED FACILITY by a • REGISTERED TRANSPORTER Diversion Reporting – Use Form C for initial, monthly, and final reports • Weight Tags are required for monthly reporting • Contractor MUST include materials from ALL Subcontractors in reports • City Representative is responsible for reviewing, signing, and approving all • reports submitted by the Contractor.

  17. QBD  Addendum

  18. ENSUING SITE VISIT AT PIER 29

  19. Questions? 29

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