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Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital

$56.3M
paid to contractors for work here in FY2025

San Francisco General Hospital is a public hospital in San Francisco, California, operated by the San Francisco Department of Public Health. Wikipedia ↗

1001 Potrero Ave · City-owned · District 10

Zuckerberg San Francisco General HospitalCC BY-SA 4.0 · 9yz

1st of 3 health facilities by payments in FY2025 · One of 95 places · $227.5M paid to contractors in FY2025

Contracts and bonds

Contracts for work here

$6.6M in FY2018 · $56.3M in FY2025 (the highest) · $49.7M in FY2026

Click a year to see its amount.

The 26 contracts paid in FY2025
Laundry for Laguna Honda and SF General hospitalsEmerald Textile Services, NorCal, LLC · 2023–2026 · $8.9M agreed$3.1M
Clinical lab testing for SF GeneralArup Laboratories Inc · 2020–2025 · $10.0M agreed$2.3M
Moving departments during SF General's Building 5 rehab, phase 3KLW Construction Inc · 2022–2025$1.8M
Chiller rental for SF GeneralCarrier Corp · 2022–2027 · $4.4M agreed$1.1M
Office supplies for SF GeneralODP Business Solutions, LLC · 2022–2027 · $3.3M agreed$771,873
Lab reagent rental for SF GeneralCepheid · 2023–2026 · $959,172 agreed$389,669
Freight services for SF General HospitalTriose Inc · 2022–2027 · $1.1M agreed$343,420Incident software services for SF GeneralRLDatix North America Inc. · 2021–2026 · $1.3M agreed$303,829
Gender-responsive services for young peopleRegents University of California / SF · 2018–2024 · $3.2M agreed$303,411
Engineering for SF General's Building 5 seismic retrofitSoha Engineers · 2016–2024$177,032
Pump maintenance at SF GeneralBaxter Healthcare Corp · 2016–2026$107,535
Uniforms at SF GeneralBanner Uniform Center · 2022–2025 · $220,000 agreed$75,112
Optician services at SF General HospitalJack H Sinow · 2025–2030 · $270,000 agreed$30,765
Uniforms and accessories at SF General HospitalBanner Uniform Center · 2021–2025 · $2.5M agreed$13,590
The 78 other contracts
Moving departments during SF General's Building 5 rehabBuild Group, Inc. · 2018–2024 · paid FY2021–2024$13.6M
Surge space in SF General's Building 5KLW Construction Inc · 2017–2023 · paid FY2021–2023$6.0M
Surgical laundry services for SF GeneralCore Linen Services Inc. · 2015–2023 · paid FY2018–2022$5.3M
Revenue optimization services for SF GeneralToyon Associates Inc · 2014–2022 · paid FY2018–2023$3.2M
Office supplies for SF GeneralOffice Depot · 2016–2022 · paid FY2018–2023$3.2M
Clinical lab testing for SF GeneralArup Laboratories Inc · 2025–2030 · $3.0M agreed · paid FY2026–2027$2.6M
Radiology equipment lease for SF GeneralSiemens Financial Services Inc · 2015–2022 · paid FY2018–2023$2.4M
Radiology equipment lease for SF GeneralSiemens Financial Services Inc · 2015–2022 · paid FY2019–2023$2.1M
Shuttle van service from SF GeneralTransmetro Inc · 2017–2022 · paid FY2018–2023$1.7M
Laundry services for Laguna Honda Hospital and SF GeneralEmerald Textile Services, NorCal, LLC · 2026–2028 · $7.0M agreed · paid FY2027$1.6M
Endoscope rental for SF GeneralOlympus America Inc · 2020–2023 · $1.6M agreed · paid FY2020–2023$1.6M
Radiology equipment lease for SF GeneralSiemens Financial Services Inc · 2016–2023 · paid FY2019–2023$1.5M
Hybrid MRI and interventional radiology room at SF GeneralRodan Builders Inc · 2016–2018 · paid FY2018–2019$1.5M
Radiology equipment lease for SF GeneralSiemens Financial Services Inc · 2015–2022 · paid FY2019–2023$1.4M
Radiology equipment lease for SF GeneralSiemens Financial Services Inc · 2015–2022 · paid FY2019–2023$1.4M
Wound vacuum devices for SF GeneralKci USA Inc · 2015–2022 · paid FY2018–2022$1.3M
Radiology equipment lease for SF GeneralSiemens Financial Services Inc · 2015–2022 · paid FY2019–2023$1.1M
Radiology equipment lease for SF GeneralSiemens Financial Services Inc · 2016–2023 · paid FY2019–2023$1.1M
New nurse call system for SF GeneralComtel Systems Technology Inc · 2017–2022 · paid FY2018–2023$935,040
Radiology equipment lease for SF GeneralSiemens Financial Services Inc · 2015–2022 · paid FY2019–2023$863,396
Radiology equipment lease for SF GeneralSiemens Financial Services Inc · 2015–2022 · paid FY2019–2023$863,396
Building 5 inpatient adolescent unit construction at SF GeneralRodan Builders Inc · 2026–2027 · $4.9M agreed · paid FY2026–2027$812,928
Building 5 access work at SF GeneralRodan Builders Inc · 2014–2021 · paid FY2022$692,380
Building 5 ground remodel at SF GeneralRodan Builders Inc · 2015–2018 · paid FY2020$513,332
Freight services for SF General HospitalTriose Inc · 2020–2022 · $700,000 agreed · paid FY2020–2022$485,380
Hospital bed maintenance at SF GeneralHill-Rom Company Inc · 2015–2021 · paid FY2018–2024$470,558
Medical sharps waste management at SF GeneralDaniels Sharpsmart Inc · 2016–2020 · paid FY2018–2021$468,727
Software license for SF GeneralNuance Communications Inc · 2015–2020 · paid FY2018–2020$411,327
Pump maintenance at SF GeneralBaxter Healthcare Corp · 2016–2021 · paid FY2019–2021$394,689
Patient experience software and consulting at SF GeneralMDM Commercial Enterprises Inc · 2021 · $344,543 agreed · paid FY2021$343,751
Nurse call services at SF General and Laguna Honda HospitalComtel Systems Technology Inc · 2022–2023 · $393,854 agreed · paid FY2022–2023$317,139
Computer systems and software for SF General trauma centerWorld Wide Technology LLC · 2014–2020 · paid FY2018–2019$296,327
Patient experience software and consulting at SF GeneralMDM Commercial Enterprises Inc · 2022 · paid FY2023$291,963
Medical transport for SF General HospitalSemax Enterprises · 2011–2018 · paid FY2018–2020$239,880
Prosthetic and orthotic services at SF GeneralRegents of the University of California · 2009–2018 · paid FY2018–2019$232,231
Patient experience software and consulting at SF GeneralMDM Commercial Enterprises Inc · 2015–2020 · paid FY2018–2019$220,348
Switchboard, electrical equipment and maintenance at SF GeneralRexel Usa Inc · 2025–2028 · $1.4M agreed · paid FY2027$186,893
Answering service for phones at SF General HospitalNew Connections Communication Services Inc · 2017–2019 · $190,000 agreed · paid FY2018–2020$159,745
Ramp access construction at SF General, Building 3Fontenoy Engineering Inc · 2015–2017 · paid FY2018$147,291
Furniture, fixtures and equipment management for SF GeneralRadixos LLC · 2010–2017 · paid FY2018$135,945
Construction management for the SF General rebuildJacobs Project Management Co · 2008–2021 · paid FY2018–2019$127,191
Non-structural engineering services at SF General HospitalRutherford & Chekene Consulting Engineer · 2012–2021 · paid FY2021–2022$116,100
Copy machines at SF General HospitalKonica Minolta Business Solutns USA Inc · 2017–2021 · $208,200 agreed · paid FY2019–2022$95,499
Software licenses at SF General HospitalPhilips Healthcare · 2015–2020 · paid FY2019–2020$94,393
Copiers at SF General HospitalKonica Minolta Business Solutns USA Inc · 2018–2022 · $193,330 agreed · paid FY2019–2022$88,383
Software maintenance for SF General outpatient servicesJM Smith Corporation · 2017–2021 · $491,544 agreed · paid FY2019–2020$84,483
Environmental consulting for the SF General Hospital rebuildSca Environmental Inc · 2011–2021 · paid FY2018$76,363
Software maintenance for SF General HospitalRedSail Technologies, LLC · 2017–2021 · $368,139 agreed · paid FY2021–2022$76,352
Recruitment for a director at SF GeneralBerkeley Search Consultants · 2017–2018 · $84,000 agreed · paid FY2018$72,108
Copiers at SF General HospitalKonica Minolta Business Solutns USA Inc · 2018–2022 · $172,500 agreed · paid FY2019–2022$67,347
Software staff for SF General HospitalCatalyst Systems LLC · 2015–2019 · paid FY2018–2019$58,096
Apheresis (blood-separation) services at SF General HospitalNor Cal Apheresis · 2013–2019 · paid FY2018–2019$57,828
Copiers at SF General HospitalKonica Minolta Business Solutns USA Inc · 2018–2022 · $147,490 agreed · paid FY2019–2021$55,030
Copy machines at SF General HospitalKonica Minolta Business Solutns USA Inc · 2018–2022 · $136,439 agreed · paid FY2019–2022$54,127
Ready-made foods for SF General and Laguna Honda HospitalFresh & Ready Foods LLC · 2017–2018 · $50,000 agreed · paid FY2019$49,980
Construction work at SF General Hospital for Public WorksAngotti & Reilly Inc · from 2015 · paid FY2018$30,790
Construction of voice and data communications at SF GeneralWPCS International - Suisun City Ops · 2016–2017 · paid FY2018$14,971
Copier at San Francisco General HospitalKonica Minolta Business Solutns USA Inc · 2017–2021 · paid FY2018–2021$10,083
48-month copier lease at San Francisco General HospitalKonica Minolta Business Solutns USA Inc · 2017–2021 · paid FY2018–2021$9,222
36-month copier lease at San Francisco General HospitalKonica Minolta Business Solutns USA Inc · 2017–2020 · paid FY2018–2021$1,358
Special inspection and testing at San Francisco General HospitalIsi-Apex Joint Venture · 2010–2018 · paid FY2020$1,160
Meat for Laguna Honda Hospital and San Francisco General HospitalDaylight Foods · 2020–2021 · $500,000 agreed · paid FY2021$205
Furniture and equipment management at SF General HospitalRadixos LLC · 2010–2017no payment on file
WatchChild system for SF GeneralHill-Rom Company Inc · 2011–2021no payment on file
Medical transport for SF General HospitalBaymed Express · 2011–2018no payment on file
Service building landscaping at SF GeneralCapax Group Inc · 2016–2017no payment on file
Medical transport for SF General HospitalTransmetro Inc · 2011–2018no payment on file
Software license and maintenance at SF General HospitalIntelligent Medical Objects Inc · 2015–2018no payment on file
Voter-approved bonds
$206.3M
spent · since 2016
The 2 bond items
ZSFG, Building 5Public Health and Safety bond, 2016$199.0M
Psychiatric Emergency Services (PES) Renovation and Expansion at ZSFGHealth and Recovery bond, 2020$7.3M

Contracts only. The hospital's own budget: $1.3B and 2,986 budgeted full-time positions in FY2025 (Department of Public Health, January 2025).

Board of Supervisors decisions

86 decisions about this place, 1998–2026.

2026Accepted a mobile mammography van gift for the hospital, funded by Salesforce, Inc., with a naming agreement.Resolution · File 260513The Board’s file ↗
2026Approved adding $3,200,000 and six months to the unarmed security guard contract at San Francisco General Hospital.Resolution · File 260165The Board’s file ↗
2025Approved adding $2,186,000 and five months to the unarmed security guard contract at San Francisco General Hospital.Resolution · File 250977The Board’s file ↗
2024Approved a $350,000 settlement of a lawsuit over a Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital building project.Ordinance · File 240762The Board’s file ↗
2024Approved an emergency declaration to replace the chiller, boiler and cooling tower at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital.Resolution · File 231202The Board’s file ↗
81 earlier decisions, 1998–2022
2022Approved a settlement in which Webcor Construction, L.P. pays the City $361,412 over flooring and door problems at the hospital.Resolution · File 220846The Board’s file ↗
2022Authorized the Department of Public Health to accept a $248,924 Stupski Foundation grant for a serious illness care program.Resolution · File 220265The Board’s file ↗
2022Approved a $6,600,000 settlement paid to the City in its lawsuit against Fong & Chan Architects, Inc.Ordinance · File 220231The Board’s file ↗
2022Authorized the Department of Public Health to accept a $1,900,000 Gerson Bakar Foundation grant for psychiatry inpatient unit improvements.Resolution · File 220151The Board’s file ↗
2022Approved accepting a $1,005,562 grant from the San Francisco General Hospital Foundation for a perinatal care program.Resolution · File 220150The Board’s file ↗
2022Authorized the Department of Public Health to accept a $1,000,000 Gerson Bakar Foundation grant for telehealth clinic access.Resolution · File 220042The Board’s file ↗
2021Approved accepting a $59,949 gift of eye-care software licenses from the San Francisco General Hospital Foundation.Resolution · File 211000The Board’s file ↗
2020Condemned the naming of the hospital after Priscilla Chan and Mark Zuckerberg and urged City departments to set naming standards.Resolution · File 200790The Board’s file ↗
2020Approved spending $149,750,000 on the 101 Grove Exit Project and the hospital's chiller and cooling tower replacement.Ordinance · File 201006The Board’s file ↗
2020Urged the Department of Public Health and the hospital to adopt stronger COVID-19 protections for frontline healthcare workers.Resolution · File 200320The Board’s file ↗
2019Urged the hospital to improve patient care by increasing Attending Physicians to support Resident Physician and Nurse wellness.Resolution · File 191271The Board’s file ↗
2019Approved a $9,750,000 settlement of a lawsuit involving Webcor Construction, L.P. over the hospital rebuild designs.Ordinance · File 190323The Board’s file ↗
2018Approved a lease letting Verizon Wireless install cellular equipment at the hospital, with rent waived.Resolution · File 180833The Board’s file ↗
2018Approved an agreement pausing the time limit for Fong & Chan Architects to bring claims over the hospital rebuild.Resolution · File 180659The Board’s file ↗
2018Approved a license letting AT&T Mobility install cellular equipment at the hospital, with rent waived.Resolution · File 171218The Board’s file ↗
2018Authorized the Department of Public Health to accept and spend a $7,346,756 grant for patient care quality improvement.Resolution · File 171163The Board’s file ↗
2017Approved a $498,000 settlement of AT&T's lawsuit over the hospital's wireless network design.Ordinance · File 171076The Board’s file ↗
2017Approved a lease letting T-Mobile install cellular equipment at the hospital, with rent waived.Resolution · File 170833The Board’s file ↗
2017Approved a lease letting SPOK, Inc. place paging equipment at the hospital, with rent waived.Resolution · File 170100The Board’s file ↗
2017Approved a lease letting American Messaging Services place paging equipment at the hospital, with rent waived.Resolution · File 170099The Board’s file ↗
2017Approved spending $12,807,266 of bond interest earnings on the hospital and held $392,406 in reserve.Ordinance · File 170157The Board’s file ↗
2017Approved a 75-year ground lease with the University of California, San Francisco for a new research building at the hospital.Ordinance · File 161345The Board’s file ↗
2015Authorized accepting a $5,000,000 gift from the hospital foundation for furnishings and equipment, and named places to honor donors.Resolution · File 151107The Board’s file ↗
2015Endorsed a non-binding term sheet for the University of California to lease a hospital campus lot for research.Resolution · File 150652The Board’s file ↗
2015Authorized a larger contract with Montgomery Corporation, up to $11,610,866, for inspection services on the hospital rebuild.Resolution · File 150448The Board’s file ↗
2015Waived competitive bidding and authorized a contract of up to $951,887 to join the hospital's pneumatic tube systems.Ordinance · File 150044The Board’s file ↗
2015Accepted a $57,375,000 gift from the hospital foundation and agreed to name the hospital for Priscilla and Mark Zuckerberg.Resolution · File 150158The Board’s file ↗
2014Authorized commercial paper notes of up to $41,000,000 to pay for furniture and equipment for the hospital.Resolution · File 140630The Board’s file ↗
2014Approved a temporary license of up to 10 years for safety improvements on parts of the hospital campus.Resolution · File 140242The Board’s file ↗
2014Approved an emergency contract of up to $2,500,000 to replace and repair elevators at the hospital.Resolution · File 140140The Board’s file ↗
2013Ratified a change raising the Fong & Chan Architects design contract for the hospital rebuild to $52,521,000.Resolution · File 121210The Board’s file ↗
2012Approved spending $265,185,000 of voter-approved bond money on rebuilding and earthquake safety at San Francisco General Hospital.Ordinance · File 120526The Board’s file ↗
2011Authorized raising the cap on the emergency electrical generator contract at San Francisco General Hospital from $18,000,000 to $20,500,000.Resolution · File 110372The Board’s file ↗
2011Accepted a $999,999 state grant from CalEMA for non-structural earthquake retrofit work at San Francisco General Hospital.Resolution · File 110598The Board’s file ↗
2010Authorized raising the construction management contract for the General Hospital Rebuild Program from $8,000,000 to $16,400,000.Resolution · File 101375The Board’s file ↗
2010Approved spending $305,000,000 of voter-approved bond money on rebuilding and earthquake safety at San Francisco General Hospital.Ordinance · File 100101The Board’s file ↗
2010Authorized the sale of up to $305,000,000 in General Hospital Improvement Bonds, Series 2010A and 2010C.Resolution · File 100024The Board’s file ↗
2010Authorized accepting a $100,245 Bay Area Air Quality Management District grant for a hospital and Mission Bay campus shuttle.Resolution · File 091373The Board’s file ↗
2009Accepted a $282,150 federal grant to upgrade radiology equipment in the Trauma Center at San Francisco General Hospital.Resolution · File 091164The Board’s file ↗
2009Authorized lease purchase financing of up to $25,000,000 for replacement emergency back-up electric generators at San Francisco General Hospital.Resolution · File 090969The Board’s file ↗
2009Approved an emergency contract to install a new permanent emergency electrical generation system at San Francisco General Hospital.Resolution · File 081468The Board’s file ↗
2009Approved spending $136,000,000 of voter-approved bond money on rebuilding and earthquake safety at San Francisco General Hospital.Ordinance · File 081522The Board’s file ↗
2008Authorized the sale of up to $136,000,000 in General Hospital Improvement Bonds, Series 2009A.Resolution · File 081521The Board’s file ↗
2008Approved issuing up to $887,400,000 in San Francisco General Hospital Improvement Bonds, 2008.Resolution · File 081520The Board’s file ↗
2008Authorized the sale of up to $136,000,000 in short-term notes ahead of General Hospital Improvement Bonds, Series 2009A.Resolution · File 081519The Board’s file ↗
2008Added drywall to the authorized core subcontractors and approved a construction contract for the San Francisco General Hospital Rebuild Program.Ordinance · File 080796The Board’s file ↗
2008Added drywall to the authorized core subcontractors and approved a construction contract for the San Francisco General Hospital Rebuild Program.Resolution · File 080797The Board’s file ↗
2008Called a November 4, 2008 election on $887,400,000 in bonds to rebuild and make San Francisco General Hospital earthquake-safe.Ordinance · File 080663The Board’s file ↗
2008Declared that rebuilding and improving earthquake safety at San Francisco General Hospital, estimated at $887,400,000, requires bonded debt.Resolution · File 080664The Board’s file ↗
2008Approved spending $246,000 from the General Fund Reserve for the Workers Compensation Clinic at San Francisco General Hospital.Ordinance · File 080196The Board’s file ↗
2008Approved spending $4,270,320 of reserve savings on seismic upgrades and electrical power work at San Francisco General Hospital.Ordinance · File 080230The Board’s file ↗
2008Accepted a $150,000 Kaiser Permanente grant for a quality improvement initiative at San Francisco General Hospital.Resolution · File 080227The Board’s file ↗
2008Accepted a gift of a data center and medication records system for San Francisco General Hospital from its hospital foundation.Resolution · File 080222The Board’s file ↗
2008Approved an emergency contract to install a new, permanent high voltage electrical system at San Francisco General Hospital.Resolution · File 080051The Board’s file ↗
2008Approved a $420,000 settlement of the Gladstone Institutes lawsuit and ended their tenancy in a hospital building.Ordinance · File 071575The Board’s file ↗
2007Added 12.90 Public Health positions to support acute psychiatric beds at San Francisco General Hospital.Ordinance · File 071433The Board’s file ↗
2007Authorized Public Works to seek and hire a construction manager for the San Francisco General Hospital rebuild.Ordinance · File 070901The Board’s file ↗
2007Found the proposed reconstruction of San Francisco General Hospital to be fiscally feasible and responsible.Resolution · File 070500The Board’s file ↗
2006Accepted a $240,860 state grant for on-call physician coverage at the hospital's Trauma Center, and added one position.Resolution · File 060690The Board’s file ↗
2006Approved spending $1,127,000 of hospital revenue on planning and the environmental report for rebuilding San Francisco General Hospital.Ordinance · File 060165The Board’s file ↗
2006Approved spending $14,366,156 for the Department of Public Health, including hospital surplus revenue for General Hospital salaries and building upgrades.Ordinance · File 060216The Board’s file ↗
2006Approved an emergency public work contract to replace a chiller at San Francisco General Hospital.Resolution · File 060130The Board’s file ↗
2005Accepted a $127,272 state grant for trauma and burn care supplies for the hospital's Trauma Center.Resolution · File 051517The Board’s file ↗
2005Approved extending architectural services agreements for several San Francisco General Hospital renovation projects and other city projects.Ordinance · File 051096The Board’s file ↗
2005Approved spending $17,473,000 of surplus revenue on San Francisco General and Laguna Honda hospitals for fiscal year 2004-05.Ordinance · File 050868The Board’s file ↗
2005Accepted a $626,650 Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation grant to improve nurse retention and patient outcomes, adding one position.Resolution · File 050175The Board’s file ↗
2004Approved spending $12,307,000 of surplus revenue on San Francisco General and Laguna Honda hospitals for fiscal year 2003-04.Ordinance · File 040871The Board’s file ↗
2004Approved a contract with Forrell-Elsesser Engineers for engineering services on the hospital's Services Building seismic upgrade.Resolution · File 040670The Board’s file ↗
2003Accepted a $587,034 state grant supporting the Trauma Center at San Francisco General Hospital.Resolution · File 031125The Board’s file ↗
2003Agreed that a private contractor can do the hospital's laundry services for less than city employees.Resolution · File 031124The Board’s file ↗
2003Agreed with the Controller that a private contractor can run General Hospital's laundry services for less than City employees.Resolution · File 022049The Board’s file ↗
2002Accepted a $3,598,000 breast center gift from the Avon Products Foundation and approved naming it for the Avon Foundation.Resolution · File 021143The Board’s file ↗
2002Urged action to prevent the closure of the San Francisco General Hospital Renal Center.Resolution · File 020862The Board’s file ↗
2002Authorized accepting a $912,440 state grant to support the Trauma Center at San Francisco General Hospital.Resolution · File 020181The Board’s file ↗
2002Approved leasing cellular transmitter space at the Mental Health Rehabilitation Facility at San Francisco General Hospital to Sprint Spectrum.Resolution · File 020047The Board’s file ↗
2001Authorized accepting and spending a gift left to San Francisco General Hospital by the estate of LeMar Hoaglin.Resolution · File 010364The Board’s file ↗
2001Approved $1,532,400 from reserve funds for medical and laboratory equipment at San Francisco General Hospital.Ordinance · File 002068The Board’s file ↗
2000Approved leasing cellular transmitter space at the San Francisco General Hospital Garage to Nextel Communications.Resolution · File 001432The Board’s file ↗
2000Authorized accepting and spending a $96,154 gift from the estate of Kathleen Mason.Resolution · File 000228The Board’s file ↗
2000Authorized accepting and spending gifts left to the hospital by the estates of LeMar Hoaglin and Beatrice Druhe.Resolution · File 991809The Board’s file ↗
1998Approved expanding and extending an existing lease of hospital property with the University of California Regents.Resolution · File 981419The Board’s file ↗

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