$49.1M
paid to contractors for work here in FY2025
The Southeast Water Pollution Control Plant, also called the Southeast Treatment Plant, is a wastewater treatment plant operated by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, in San Francisco, California, United States. Wikipedia ↗
1700 Jerrold Ave · City-owned · District 10
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Contracts for work here
$1.4M in FY2018 · $171.1M in FY2023 (the highest) · $27.9M in FY2026
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The 2 contracts paid in FY2025
Upgrades at the Southeast sewage treatment plantAnvil Builders Inc · 2024–2027$2.6M
The 3 other contracts
Booster pump station improvements at the Southeast plantMountain Cascade Inc · 2026–2028 · $8.3M agreed · paid FY2026–2027$2.6M
Maintenance building renovation at Southeast sewage treatment plantAnvil Builders Inc · 2025–2028 · $8.2M agreed · paid FY2026–2027$1.4M
Nutrient reduction services at the Southeast sewage treatment plantProgressive Design-Build Consulting, LLC · 2025–2026 · $20,000 agreed · paid FY2026–2027$19,350
Who gets paid for this place
Paid in FY2025, 2 contractors.
Contracts only. Staff and upkeep come from the Public Utilities Commission budget ($1.8B in FY2025).
Board of Supervisors decisions
19 decisions about this place, 1999–2026.
2026Approved a free permanent easement for PG&E at the Southeast plant to bring more natural gas to the new digesters.
Resolution · File 260079The Board’s file ↗2024Approved adding $31,680,626 total to HDR Engineering's contract for the new headworks facility, extending it one year.
Resolution · File 240625The Board’s file ↗2023Approved a $12,000,000 increase to Parsons Water & Infrastructure Group's construction management contract for the Southeast plant, to $47,000,000 total.
Resolution · File 230750The Board’s file ↗2023Exempted the Biogas Utilization Project at the Southeast Treatment Plant from certain city contracting rules.
Ordinance · File 230002The Board’s file ↗2020Authorized an amendment with Carollo Engineers, Inc. for the Southeast Water Pollution Control Plant, not to exceed $54,500,000.
Resolution · File 200564The Board’s file ↗14 earlier decisions, 1999–2019
2019Approved an updated emergency declaration to repair the Southeast Treatment Plant final effluent force main, costing up to $5,500,000.
Resolution · File 191099The Board’s file ↗2019Approved an emergency declaration to repair the Southeast Treatment Plant final effluent force main, costing up to $4,912,000.
Resolution · File 190011The Board’s file ↗2018Authorized a ten-year construction management contract with Parsons Water & Infrastructure Group for the plant, up to $35,000,000.
Resolution · File 180172The Board’s file ↗2017Adopted environmental review conclusions and a monitoring plan for funding the new headworks facility at the plant.
Resolution · File 170230The Board’s file ↗2016Extended Carollo Engineers' contract for the new headworks facility by three years, adding $19,500,000 for a total up to $33,500,000.
Resolution · File 161185The Board’s file ↗2014Authorized a contract with Carollo Engineers for planning and engineering of a new headworks facility, up to $14,000,000.
Resolution · File 141151The Board’s file ↗2014Changed an emergency contract from six to five digesters at the plant and raised its limit to $14,535,427.
Resolution · File 140408The Board’s file ↗2014Approved after the fact an emergency purchase of materials to repair the plant's gas monitoring system, up to $225,000.
Resolution · File 131183The Board’s file ↗2013Approved two emergency contracts to replace unstable roofs on six digesters and two storage bins, up to $10,335,427.
Resolution · File 130497The Board’s file ↗2004Authorized accepting a loan of about $1,622,940 from the California Energy Commission for energy efficiency and solar power.
Resolution · File 041232The Board’s file ↗2004Authorized a $1.8 million agreement with Sierra Electric to design and build a solar power plant at the plant.
Resolution · File 040699The Board’s file ↗2002Approved spending $441,000 on an emergency contract to replace variable frequency drives for the plant's main lift pumps.
Resolution · File 020994The Board’s file ↗2000Approved $5,000,000 in funding for odor control projects at the plant for fiscal year 2000-01.
Ordinance · File 001958The Board’s file ↗1999Authorized acquiring two lots to expand the plant's booster pump station.
Resolution · File 991859The Board’s file ↗Older papers, at the Internet Archive: 1998 · 1996 · 1979 · 1976 (1) · 1976 (2) · 1973 · 1971 (1) · 1971 (2)
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