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This subcontract for the City and County of San Francisco involves providing on-site noise management and monitoring services for prime contractors on projects overseen by the San Francisco Planning Department. The selected party will serve as the Construction Noise Manager, responsible for conducting phase-start monitoring using handheld decibel meters, tracking community complaints, and ensuring the mandatory use of equipment mufflers, shields, and shrouds. To qualify for this role, the provider must hold a certification in noise management or Environmental Health and Safety. Key deliverables include the submission of detailed noise monitoring logs and formal complaint response reports. The work is performed within San Francisco, specifically in the 94102 zip code area, under NAICS code 541620.

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Certified noise management and monitoring services for San Francisco Planning Department construction projects.

Agency

California → City and County of San Francisco

NAICS

541620 - Environmental Consulting Services

Place of Performance

San Francisco, CA, 94102

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NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of 2020-006887ENV.

The full solicitation package (6 documents), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.

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Freedom West 2.0 (710 McAllister Street, 889 McAllister Street, 735 Gough Street, 550 Fulton Street)

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Performs on-site noise management and monitoring for prime contractors on San Francisco Planning Department projects. Acts as the Construction Noise Manager, conducting phase-start monitoring with handheld decibel meters and tracking community complaints. Enforces use of mufflers, shields, and shrouds on equipment. Requires noise management or EHS certification. Delivers noise monitoring logs and complaint response reports.

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