EXT MOH | 1939 Market Street - Various Trades

The project at 1939 Market Street involves constructing a new fifteen-story high-rise residential building with a concrete cast-in-place structure, featuring no basement. The development will include 187 affordable residential units, complemented by community spaces, ground-floor retail areas, and facilities for property management and services. The project requires bids for various trades, including personnel hoist, concrete, structural steel and miscellaneous iron, below-grade waterproofing, fire curtains, gypsum board and framing, facility chutes, earthwork, and utilities. A pre-bid meeting is scheduled for June 12th via Zoom, with a response deadline of June 27th. The contract emphasizes a 20% Small Business Enterprise (SBE) participation goal, along with strict local hire requirements mandating that 30% of trade hours and 50% of apprenticeship hours be performed by local residents. These are mandatory participation requirements, especially if the project receives HUD funding, which also necessitates adherence to Section 3 hiring plans and Davis-Bacon wage standards. Interested bidders can contact Blake Nelson at Swinerton for additional information or to be added to the project’s communication platform. The project is valued between 50 and 80 million dollars and is managed by the City of San Francisco, with a focus on promoting local economic inclusion and compliance with federal and city regulations.