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Purchasing authority

Older records (no rule recorded)

$11.5M
paid on contracts awarded this way in FY2025
on 34 contracts

Paid year by year, FY2019–FY2026

$43.9M in FY2019 · $52.4M in FY2022 (the highest) · $18.5M in FY2026

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The contracts paid the most in FY2025

Custody and financial services for the pension fundThe Bank of New York Mellon · Retirement System · $50.0M agreed in all$4.0MPrivate equity advice for the pension fundCambridge Associates LLC · Retirement System · $21.8M agreed in all$1.9MPier 80 auto terminal operationsPasha Automotive Services · Port of San Francisco · $9.7M agreed in all$650,000Investment Consulting ServicesWilshire Advisors LLC · Retirement System · $2.7M agreed in all$584,809Hearing OfficersCA Department of General Services · Retirement System · $9.0M agreed in all$569,275Investment Consulting ServicesMercer Investments LLC · Retirement System · $2.3M agreed in all$550,000
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Contract P-95-214-06-000--4Oracle America Inc · Retirement System · $3.1M agreed in all$461,733
Real assets consultingCambridge Associates LLC · Retirement System · $2.7M agreed in all$450,000Investment management for the City employees' pension fundAksia LLC · Retirement System · $4.4M agreed in all$375,000Actuarial servicesCheiron Inc · Retirement System · $3.5M agreed in all$300,076

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Suppliers paid in FY2025

The Bank of New York Mellon1 contract$4.0MCambridge Associates LLC2 contracts$2.4MPasha Automotive Services1 contract$650,000
Wilshire Advisors LLC1 contract$584,809
CA Department of General Services1 contract$569,275
Other suppliers$3.4M
The register’s 2 wordings

Cooperative Purchasing by Chapter 6 Departments

No purchasing authority in legacy system

Source: SF Controller, supplier contracts and vendor payments. Supplier Contracts