$2.6M
paid to contractors for work here in FY2022
Pier 45 · City-owned · District 3
CC0 · SycedContracts and bonds
Contracts for work here
The 2 contracts paid in FY2022
Demolition after the Pier 45 fireSilverado Contractors Inc · 2020–2022 · $2.5M agreed$2.5M
Construction management for a Pier 45 fire projectHollins Consulting Inc · 2020–2022 · $183,504 agreed$55,386
The other contract
Environmental and fire-related work at Pier 45Sca Environmental Inc · 2020 · $110,532 agreed · paid FY2021$109,566
Who gets paid for this place
Paid in FY2022, 2 contractors.
Contracts only. Staff and upkeep come from the Port of San Francisco budget ($156.4M in FY2025).
Board of Supervisors decisions
10 decisions about this place, 2001–2024.
2024Found the Pier 45 lease and development plan with Port and Fisherman's Wharf Revitalized financially feasible and endorsed its terms.
Resolution · File 241100The Board’s file ↗2023Exempted a Pier 45 development with Fisherman's Wharf Revitalized from competitive bidding and urged public outreach on the project.
Resolution · File 230842The Board’s file ↗2020Declared an emergency over the May 23, 2020 Pier 45 fire and approved emergency repair contracts.
Resolution · File 200772The Board’s file ↗2009Authorized the Port to accept and spend $1,800,000 in federal recovery grant funds for Pier 45 fish processing utilities.
Resolution · File 090738The Board’s file ↗2007Authorized the Port to accept and spend $1,800,000 in Clean Beaches grant funds for Pier 45 fish processing utilities.
Resolution · File 061697The Board’s file ↗5 earlier decisions, 2001–2003
2003Urged the Port to give the S.S. Jeremiah O’Brien a 10-year lease at its current Pier 45 berth.
Resolution · File 031824The Board’s file ↗2002Urged the Port to sign an interim agreement letting the Musee Mecanique use part of Shed A at Pier 45.
Resolution · File 020981The Board’s file ↗2002Supported placing The Bay Center in Shed A of Pier 45 over the long term.
Resolution · File 020975The Board’s file ↗2002Authorized the Port Commission to accept and spend a $1,500,000.00 grant for fish processing facilities at Pier 45.
Resolution · File 020208The Board’s file ↗2001Opposed the Port's decision to extend exclusive negotiations with the Malrite Company on Pier 45 for ninety days.
Resolution · File 010125The Board’s file ↗Older papers, at the Internet Archive: 1996 (1) · 1996 (2) · 1992 · 1987 · 1974 · undated
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