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EPA Announces $513 Million WIFIA Loan for San Francisco Wastewater Upgrades

ENR Construction

The EPA announces a $513 million loan to the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission to finance water pretreatment and improvements.

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San Francisco Signs $1-Billion Contract to Upgrade Plant

ENR Construction

The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission awarded a $939-million contract to joint-venture partners MWH Constructors and Webcor Builders to replace biosolid digester facilities at the Southeast Water Pollution Control Plant, in San Francisco.

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San Francisco sues former city official for permit fraud

Construction Dive

Authorities claim that former building commission chief Rodrigo Santos used his knowledge of the city's permitting process to aid in the filing of false and misleading applications.

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EBS Project News – San Francisco Surgical Arts Receives LEED Platinum

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EBS is proud to announce that its client, San Francisco Surgical Arts, received LEED Platinum certification under the LEED Commercial Interiors™ (CI) v2009 rating system.

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Panel's Review of Transit Center's Fractured Girders Draws Heated Reactions

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The public authority that owns and runs the Salesforce Transit Center in San Francisco forcefully disagrees with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission's independent expert panel that reviewed the 2018 brittle fractures in twin built-up plate girders.

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San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Receives $699M EPA Loan for Wastewater Upgrades

Contractor Magazine

New federal loan and guarantee program accelerates investment in nation’s water infrastructure.

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Bumps as Power Source

Construction Equipment

The San Francisco Chronicle reports a proposal approved last week by the California Energy Commission will direct $2.3 The same technology that powers your self-winding watch is being tested to see if bumps on roads, runways and sidewalks could be a renewable source of electricity.