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The Air District received three Benicia Catalyst Grant applications and deemed two eligible, requesting a combined $65.8M for multi‑project portfolios from Benicia Unified School District and the City of Benicia. Staff plan to work with both applicants to refine scopes, remove ineligible fossil-fuel items, and then bring partial award recommendations to the Board in September 2026. Grant writers, implementers, and technical partners in clean energy, mobility, planning, landscaping, HVAC, and student programs can still shape scopes and position to support delivery once awards are finalized.
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$65,770,910Jul 8, 2026BUSD’s Career Pathways component seeks about $4.0M over five years to add Environmental Resources and Biotechnology CTE pathways at Benicia High School, partner with Touro University’s Public Health Program, acquire lab and monitoring equipment, and expand work‑based learning tied to air quality and health. The Air District has not yet approved the Catalyst grant and staff will re‑scope applications to emphasize direct air‑quality and just‑transition impacts. Education providers, lab equipment vendors, and internship partners can help BUSD sharpen curriculum, gear lists, and partnership structures ahead of final award decisions.
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$3,950,641Jul 8, 2026The City of Benicia requested about $40 million in Benicia Catalyst Grant funding for four linked projects: a resilient city center campus with electrified HVAC and backup power, a clean mobility program, a just economic transition for the refinery area, and preventive investments promoting community health. Reviewers flagged concerns about fossil-fuel equipment, deferred maintenance, and consultant reliance, so staff will work with the City to revise scopes and budgets before Board recommendations in September 2026. Environmental, energy, transportation, and economic development vendors can engage now to help craft compliant, measurable projects that will later require design, implementation, and advisory contracts.
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$40,000,120Jul 8, 2026Benicia Unified School District applied for about $25.8 million in Benicia Catalyst Grant funds for multi-year projects like fossil-fuel-free “Healthy Campuses,” student wellness outreach, and new environmental and biotech career pathways. Applications scored well but must now be refined in scope, workplan, and budget with Air District staff before final award recommendations in September 2026. This is a large, grant-funded facilities and program package where K‑12, energy, design, health, and workforce vendors can help shape implementable project scopes and future procurements.
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$25,770,910Jul 8, 2026The Board awarded Curtin Maritime a $2.32 million contract for maintenance dredging at the South San Francisco ferry terminal, including optional work for Dock 11 and the guest dock. Work includes float removal, basin dredging, and material disposal at Montezuma Wetlands, to be completed by November 2026. While the main dredging award is decided, this reveals Curtin as the incumbent and indicates a recurring dredging program where future cycles, surveys, and environmental or construction support may be needed.
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$2,323,595Jul 9, 2026San Francisco plans to amend and extend its plumbing supplies contract with Sigillo Supply Inc. The change adds $12.31M for a new not-to-exceed $15.51M and pushes the term to November 30, 2031. This signals long-term, centralized purchasing of plumbing materials, with Sigillo as incumbent. Competing distributors and manufacturers can track this for future rebids, specialty items, or subcontract supply opportunities.
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$15,510,000Jun 30, 2026San Francisco’s Department of Technology proposes a first amendment to its Microsoft Enterprise Products agreement with Zones, LLC. The change adds $60M for a new total of $115M and extends the term to August 31, 2029, with three optional one-year extensions. This confirms long-term reliance on Microsoft platforms; IT integrators, security firms, and software providers can target integration, migration, managed services, and future renewal strategy around this enterprise environment.
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$115,000,000Jun 30, 2026The City plans to extend a system furniture contract with Resource Design Interiors, adding $1.63M for a new total of $10.63M and extending the term to September 14, 2029. This reflects ongoing workstation and office build-out needs across departments. Furniture manufacturers, space planners, and installers should note RDI’s incumbent status, potential subcontract roles, and future rebid timing as the nine-year term approaches its end.
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$10,630,000Jun 30, 2026SFPUC approved CleanPowerSF’s participation in California Community Power’s Willow Rock Long‑Duration Storage Project with total contract costs up to $75,900,000 over a 20‑year delivery term. The General Manager is authorized to execute the Project Participation and Buyer Liability Pass‑Through Agreements, pending Board approval. Storage technology vendors, optimization software providers, and financing partners can use this as a signal that SFPUC is committing to long‑duration storage and may need integration, forecasting, and portfolio management support.
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$75,900,000Jun 26, 2026SFPUC awarded Contract CS-1272 for a Point‑of‑Sale Electric Vehicle Incentive Program to Cohen Ventures, Inc. dba Energy Solutions for $4,200,000 over about 4 years 7 months. The contractor will run an EV incentive platform at retailers to support CleanPowerSF customers. EV program implementers, marketing firms, and IT integrators can look for partnering and subcontracts around outreach, retailer onboarding, rebate processing, and data reporting over the program term.
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