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Preparing for Future Growth Around the Bay

Work on the Downtown San Francisco Ferry Terminal expansion project began in May, with crews of operating engineers, pile drivers, carpenters and laborers doing site preparation, demolition ... MORE

Work is in the Pipeline

Major projects that are part of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission's (SFPUC) Sewer System Improvement Program (SSIP) are set to break ground later this summer and fall. Work ... MORE

Bay Area Reps Offer Support for Labor’s Bills

The San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council and San Mateo County Building Trades Council hosted a series of meetings with Bay Area legislators in Sacramento April 25, along with ... MORE

‘Encouraging Sign’

The U.S. Congress approved a federal budget package in early May for 2017 that includes $100 million for Caltrain's Peninsula Corridor Electrification Project (PCEP). The Federal Transit ... MORE

TRADES HEADLINES

Electrifying Caltrain News: Project Underway

July 20 - SocketSite

North 40: The Fight Continues Over Fate of Last Walnut Orchard in Town

July 20 - Mercury News

SFMTA Approves Red Bus Lanes for Geary

July 20 - Curbed San Francisco

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Recently, Supervisor Mark Farrell introduced legislation to require a citywide Project Labor Agreement (PLA) for public work or improvement projects with projected costs over $1 million. This will help create higher wages for workers, better protections for workers, better opportunities for local residents, and work of enduring quality for San Francisco.

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