Business Services Division (BSD) and  DPW-IT have teamed up for the Contract Automation Project – an ongoing venture that has all contract processes administered online.  Using SharePoint, a Microsoft application that allows users to manage documents and start automated workflows, both internal and external users are able to access contracts that are in multiple stages of progress.  The data in this new system is shared between Bureaus, outside contacts, and other

DPW and DRE are set to begin the implementation of the Computerized Maintenance Management System / Enterprise Asset Management (CMMS/EAM). CMMS/EAM strives to replace many of the asset inventory and work order management systems used by DRE and the DPW Bureaus. The web-based software solution that was selected, Infor EAM, is an industry leader in asset and maintenance management, and is successfully utilized by several major municipalities.

The Business Services Division (BSD) and Information Technology (IT) have just implemented a number of online programs and databases that will automate processing of certain documents, enable internal and external users to view and monitor various stages of processing, improve internal control of data, validate funding, and eliminate missing documents and miscommunication. These systems will allow us to maximize our efficiency and accuracy in processing these documents.

PRESS RELEASE

TRAFFIC ADVISORY 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Monday, April 30, 2012 

CONTACT: (415) 554-6926

Project Update

Week of November 21, 2011   

Under the direction of the Department of Public Works, Synergy Project Management Inc. began construction activity along Divisadero Street between Waller Street and Geary Boulevard in September 2009.

This revitalization project will consist of sewer installations, roadway pavement renovation, curb-ramps and new sidewalk bulb-outs. In addition, there will be beautification improvements such as new street-lighting fixtures, sidewalk and median landscaping and benches.

Project Duration: 16 Months, September 2009- January 2011

You are invited to join us for Dig In San Francisco on Saturday, October 9th from 9:30am to 1:30pm at the Visitacion Valley Greenway.

For Immediate Release

March 4, 2010

Contact:  (415) 554-6931      

This construction work is part of the SFPUC’s Wastewater Capital Improvement Program (CIP) and provides area-wide improvements to the existing sewer system in the Mission District and lower Bernal Heights area in San Francisco. The construction project increases reliability of the combined sewer system and minimizes potential flooding in the area.