$49,869
paid to contractors for work here in FY2025
Pier 27 · City-owned · 436,042 sq ft · District 3
CC BY-SA 4.0 · Photograph by Mike Peel (www.mikepeel.net).Contracts and bonds
Contracts for work here
$3,940 in FY2024 · $196,250 in FY2026
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Who gets paid for this place
Paid in FY2025.
Ana Teresa Fernandez$49,869
Contracts only. Staff and upkeep come from the Port of San Francisco budget ($156.4M in FY2025).
Board of Supervisors decisions
13 decisions about this place, 2007–2014.
2014Authorized the Port to accept a $250,000 art gift for the James R. Herman Cruise Terminal at Pier 27.
Resolution · File 140732The Board’s file ↗2013Approved a lease-back of Pier 27 between the Port and the General Services Agency to back certificates of participation.
Resolution · File 130736The Board’s file ↗2013Approved $34,722,930 for the Port to build the Pier 27 cruise terminal and repair northern waterfront historic piers.
Ordinance · File 130482The Board’s file ↗2013Authorized selling up to $25,300,000 in Port bonds to pay for the Pier 27 cruise terminal's second phase.
Resolution · File 130488The Board’s file ↗2013Authorized raising the Pier 27 cruise terminal architects' contract by $1,541,708, to $11,491,708 in total.
Resolution · File 130448The Board’s file ↗8 earlier decisions, 2007–2012
2012Approved $58,700,580 for the Port's Pier 27 cruise terminal and work tied to the 34th America's Cup.
Ordinance · File 120379The Board’s file ↗2012Approved Port contracts for work on Piers 27-29, 19, 23 and 30-32, waiving normal bidding requirements.
Ordinance · File 120282The Board’s file ↗2012Approved $3,448,350 for the Port to develop the mixed-use cruise terminal at Pier 27.
Ordinance · File 120122The Board’s file ↗2012Approved $4,442,514 for the Port to develop Brannan Street Wharf and the mixed-use cruise terminal at Pier 27.
Ordinance · File 111332The Board’s file ↗2011Authorized the Port to accept and spend a $7,783,556 Homeland Security grant for Pier 27 cruise terminal security.
Resolution · File 110456The Board’s file ↗2011Found the proposed Pier 27 cruise terminal project financially feasible.
Resolution · File 100920The Board’s file ↗2010Authorized the Port to accept and spend a $1,000,000 federal grant for shoreside power for cruise ships at Pier 27.
Resolution · File 101011The Board’s file ↗2007Authorized the Port to accept and spend $1,900,000 in grant funds for shoreside power for cruise ships at Pier 27.
Resolution · File 071622The Board’s file ↗Other port facilities
