thank the giants and mission rock team for working so well with our fellow city agencies, with ron at cmd, with workforce development and really creating opportunities for everyone, not just this project. but for all of san francisco. so this is just an exciting project and we look forward to the next meeting when we're actually able to vote on this item and moving forward and get a shovel in the ground. so thank you. >> item 12b requests one final mitigated negative declaration and a mitigation of a programme, an adoption of finding to the quality act, public resource's code 21,000, for the mixed use development for sea lots 3.3 and 3.24 and davis street right-of-ways on the west side of the valejo street and north of broadway, two adoption findings, proposed by tck, a limited liability company for the suit providing numerous benefits to the public trust, threthree approval of a with tcd a term of 50 years with one 16-year extension. and an ons that includes 192-room low tell hotel, a dinne space and schematic drawings for the development. >> good evening. my name is ricky davani with th

it met all licenses and requirements and we in consultation an agreement with cmd decided to recommend contract awards all for proposals. on july 30th, we issue issued a notice of intent and did not receive any project. the next two slides provide information about conferences. some of the firms are happy and happy to answer any questions you may have. although the requirements for this contract is 5%, each of the four firms have committed to self-contract nearly 7% of the work to lbds. in fact, 60% of the subcontractings in the teams, on the firms are lbds. nrc environmental specializes in marine services for emergency services, including the contamination, salvage, removal and disposal vessels and barges. this was involve in the demolition of removing the bay bridge and their specialization is the demolition services and salvage. commissioners if you want this contract today, we will work to issue the notices to proceed by october 0th. 10th. also, there's a port contract demonstrators and that concludes my demonstration and i appreciate your time. >> so moved. >> second. >> is there

this information was then used by cmd to calculate the availability of this contract at 12%.environmental advisory services is the largest category with high lbe participation. this work is the work that must be done by the prime. as a result of the high number of lbe's and the environmental services, all of the contracts before you have either lbe prime or lbe partner. in addition, while the lbe requirement is at 12%, 59% of all of the dollars of this contract will go to either an lbe prime and partner, or lbe subconsultant. 50% of the total dollars -- go to minority owned firm. thank you. >> thank you. commissioners, we got approval on april 29, we issued an rfq. on may 14 we held a meeting at pier one, attended by 60 individuals from over 40 different environmental services firm. we are very happy with our turnout. a list of the members was submitted and approved by cmd. the panel members were ryan jackson,. [inaudible] on the submittal due date which was may 31, we received seven proposals we had -- proposals. the first step in the process was to review each proposal for

a list of the members was submitted and approved by cmd. the panel members were ryan jackson,. [inaudible] on the submittal due date which was may 31, we received seven proposals we had -- proposals. the first step in the process was to review each proposal for compliance for qualifications. all seven proposals, that we received, met the qualifications area the next that was to review the cmd forms and make sure they met the lbe requirements. again, they all met the requirements. the proposals had to score 45 points or more to be invited to the next phase. five of the seven firms scored over 75 points and were invited to the next phase. the oral interviews were also worth 100 points. the most qualified respondents were the top two firms. this light shows the final top. we therefore recommend contract award to the top three scoring firm which are esa/cdim venture, sca environmental and aew engineering. they have not been any project through regarding evolution. we have here with us, some representation from the winning teams. [please stand by] >> commissioners, this slide shows

they understand the expectations of not just cmd, they also understand the expectations of the various commissions and how they all want to see a robust participation within their community. we certainly can lean on them. they understand the expectations of the commissions, and certainly we will not let them shoot for the minimums. >> i am sorry, i did not get commissioner out of the chance to talk. >> the presentation wasn't really clear to me, probably more confused now when we started. i think victor was on point. me myself i would like to hold this over, i would like you to go out and do better. to me this is unacceptable. i'm tired of always coming in and expect to take crumbs. i think you can do better. i, myself, would like to hold this over madam president you'd come back with something better. i just cannot accept that there is no lb eased out there. that is just where i am at. >> if i may make a comment, in terms of what the port is doing. some of these firms, there is a huge barrier to entry. there is many millions of dollars to purchase equipment, and to be successful in th

. >> i'm very aware of the cmd goals and what they have to meet. i've been asking each time that you have come up regarding this project how we're attaining that and what are we doing to make sure those goals are met and what has been done today. >> somebody is coming behind me to help me think. >> i may be able to help. on the reconstruction work, there was reimbursement for 10% and we achieved 20% in the preconstruction work. we're entering the phase where construction will start and the first phase is horizonal construction. we've taken a hard look on how to have the work scopes developed to maximize the participation. we have had openhouse, training, reached out to district 10 and mate people aware of the opportunities and over the next couple of months, there will be opportunities that are put on the street for lbes and contractors to work in the horizonal project where we have an obligation to have 20% lbes. we've done outreach, hired consultants to help us so that we can get the word out wide and far and do training so that people are not fa

projects by trade package by which it would through its cost estimating phases would provide support and cmd with a proposed breakdown of how it would try to meet the lb e requirement. in partnership with the ports, as well as the master builder would identify those trades in which there is a large amount of available to do the works thereby focusing the master builders efforts on targeting and getting more participation out of each of those trades. in addition to that, as mentioned before, there is some provisions up to seven point five percent whereby we can access some of that to assist the master builder and targeting and getting exclusively obe's four distinct portions of work. that is basically the end of my portion of the presentation. i will toss it back to jonathan to get to your question. for the next steps, port baffle returned to the port commission for authorization for authorization - i'm sorry, for the next step port steps will return to the authorization for pre-constructive services if you authorize us to start advertising today. we will also come back and continue to secure

what we have done is conform our standards with the city's cmd, contract monitoring division, local business enterprise program, so we do expect, on a wholesale blanket basis,. we no longer perform certification, but we do expect certification performed by other governmental entity is subject to the standards listed. as far as performances are concerned, we have achieved very good participation on a professional basis. we awarded a proximally 129, a hundred $30 million in contracts , and when i say we, what i'm really talking about are our developers in general contractors. we monitor their activities. of that, of course, we consistently see our participation in the professional service category. we have a very high construction participation in the past six months at 45%. this certainly exceeds our average ban of roughly 28 to 38% if you want to aggregate the participation among these contracts during the life of the agency, over four by 5 million has been awarded. we have shown a slight improvement with the construction activities, and on a rolling average basis, over the tread line, you c