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Page 1: Community Meeting - Construction Update Presentation September 16, 2015

Construction Update Meeting

September 16, 2015

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• Richard DeCarlo – Executive VP and Chief of Hospital Operations, UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland

• Doug Nelson – Executive Director of Development & Construction, UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland

• Jeff Fyffe and Tony Solano – JLL

• Dave Steffens – VP and Operations Manager, Turner Construction Company

• Darrel Graef – Project Superintendent, Turner Construction Company

• Elena Anaya – NorCal Community Affairs Director, Turner Construction Company

• Ed Walsh – Project Executive, Turner Construction Company

Welcome

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Oakland Children’s Hospital

Agenda■ UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland/ Turner – General

Discussion■ Project Communication■ Upcoming Construction Activities ■ Local Business Outreach

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Oakland Children’s Hospital

UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland and Turner■ General Contractor Selection Criteria for Outpatient Ctr

■Healthcare construction experience ■Strength of company/project team■Preliminary cost estimate■Local/Small/Minority business outreach

■ Project Management■Daily coordination, active management of GC by CHO/JLL■Consistent review, oversight, and corrective actions

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• Project Communication– Darrel Graef (Turner Supt) 510-764-3059– Project Signage (now posted on site)– Flyers and Project Website

• notifications of change to site conditions as it pertains to the neighborhood

• http://chonext100.org• Concerns/Issue Reporting

– Contact information are posted on Site Signage and Project Website

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• Publicized three separate bid packages in Small Business Exchange, Oakland Post & Daily Pacific Builder

• Emailed copy of each advertisement above to over 150 community based organizations, 300+ Turner School graduates, City of Oakland and Alameda County Contract Compliance Divisions.

• Conducted three separate pre bid meetings –82 subcontractors attended all meetings

• Conducted one-on-one meetings with MBDA and HEBCo. Scheduled meetings with Minority Business Consortium and East Bay Small Business Council but did not happen.

Project’s Subcontractor Outreach

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Total of 247 prime contractors responded to this project as follows:

Total Local Oakland MBE WBE SBE OtherSubmitted bids 123 20 25 12 6 12 48Declined 124 19 22 9 4 13 57

Project’s Bidding Results

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• Local is defined as businesses located within the East Bay Green Corridor:– Alameda– Albany– Berkeley– El Cerrito– Emeryville– Hayward– Oakland– Richmond– San Leandro

Project’s Local Business Participation

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Project’s Projected Business Participation*

• Local Goal = 35% Projected = 45%

• Oakland contractors = 15%• Small contractors = 35%• Minority contractors = 7%• Women contractors = 1%

*based on prime contracts only

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Project’s Contract Awards

• Approximately 33 prime contractors will be awarded contracts

• Sub tier contracts are still outstanding and will be counted towards goals

• If Prime is not considered local, they must award 35% of their contract to a local business

• Once all contracts are awarded, project goals will be assessed

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Questions/Discussion?