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raymond lee, contract compliance supervisor. i'd like to recognize a couple of members in the audience that might be able to help with questions, we have gail and yoyo from the warriors. >> could you please wave your hands so we can see that. >> also is jim and vickie, and i haven't met steve yet, from mortensen-clark -- or from the warriors, excuse me. >> good morning. thank you for being here. >> and also our city build partner. i think some of you might know him, but i certainly would like to provide an introduction for him. he joined the city about five months ago. it's josh arce who's now the director of city build, and ken nim. >> thank you. >> welcome. [applause]. >> thank you, mr. lee. okay. so now, commissioners, questions? comments? i can see commissioner -- oh, commissioner singh. >> good job. and i have plenty -- i have lots of questions. >> go ahead. >> okay. commissioner bustos? >> well, one, i want to thank clark. i went to one of the sessions that you had with a room full of small businesses, and i just want to c

raymond lee, your -- [ inaudible ] city build director -- we have been meeting now for more than 18 months, so i know now how to get people involved. there's also the small business incubator. [ inaudible ] so what we are here here is if there is any take away, at the end of the day, you are going to be able to see folks that have been attending the academy, that have graduated from all these wonderful, you know, programs, would be able to work not only mission bay, bayview-hunters point and all the other -- your projects, but also in the east bay, in the north bay, and everywhere. we are germinating, clark is ge germinating. excuse my voice. i'm a little bit under the weather, but i wanted to come out here to set the record straight, and this is just the beginning, you are going to see more projects. thank you for your time. >> thank you, commissioner richardson. >> marcus hart. >> good afternoon, madam chair. for the record, marcus hart. i'm the chair of -- [ inaudible ] we provide small business, technical assistance, mentorship, peer support, access to capital and training for our busi

and our last senior staff member here to present is raymond lee. he will talk to you about some of the achievements of contract compliance. >> good afternoon. our work activity certainly for fiscal year 17-18 is to support each of the program managers for each of the project areas. but what i would like to talk about are the accomplishments for the fiscal year 16-17, and where we go from here in terms of future reports. for the past fiscal year, $1.1 billion has been awarded by developers for affordable housing, market rates, inclusionary housing, and commercial activities. roughly 74% of 10 million of that went to small businesses in the professional service category, and approximately 297 million, or roughly 27% of that, went for construction for small businesses. with respect to construction work force, we do oversee the local work force hiring. approximately 10,000 workers have had a hand and these are unique individuals, have had a hand in our projects. over 2.4 million hours for the past fiscal period. of that approximately 1600 individuals a