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Office of Economic and Workforce Development

$104.7M
paid on its contracts in FY2025
on 342 contracts

Paid year by year, FY2019–FY2026

$26.3M in FY2019 · $112.5M in FY2024 (the highest) · $79.4M in FY2026

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The contracts paid the most in FY2025

Community-based safety program in Mid-MarketMid Market Foundation · $68.9M agreed in all$25.7M
Attendants at downtown BART stationsSF Bay Area Rapid Transit District · $5.0M agreed in all$5.0M
COVID-19 community resource hubsBay Area Community Resources · $16.8M agreed in all$3.9M
SF Shines citywide grant for economic and workforce developmentSF New Deal · $8.4M agreed in all$3.3M
Small business grant from Economic and Workforce DevelopmentSF New Deal · $11.4M agreed in all$2.8M
Downtown ambassadors programSF Tourism Improvement Dist Management Corp · $20.4M agreed in all$2.4M
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SF Shines store improvementNortheast Community Federal Credit Union · $4.0M agreed in all$1.5M
DKI educational pathwaysYoung Community Developers Inc · $4.0M agreed in all$1.2M
24 Neighborhood Job CenterCentral City Hospitality House · $3.4M agreed in all$1.2M
HEART Yerba BuenaYerba Buena Community Benefit District · $2.7M agreed in all$1.2M

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Suppliers paid in FY2025

Mid Market Foundation3 contracts$26.0MSF New Deal8 contracts$8.7M
SF Bay Area Rapid Transit District1 contract$5.0M
Bay Area Community Resources4 contracts$4.6M
Northeast Community Federal Credit Union4 contracts$2.8M
Other suppliers$57.5M
Next departmentDepartment of Technology13th of 46 departments by payments in FY2025$86.1M

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