Clark Construction and HOK near completion of new police facility in October

The recent government meeting in San Francisco highlighted significant progress on a major construction project, originally initiated in 2016. The project manager reported that construction began in October 2019 after the demolition of the old Parisian bakery facility. Despite facing challenges, including disruptions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the project is currently in its 23rd month of a planned 25-month construction timeline.

The project is on schedule and within budget, with substantial completion expected by late October. Following this, the San Francisco Police Department and the real estate division will take ownership and occupy the new facility. The project manager expressed satisfaction with the team's resourceful value engineering, which has successfully met public safety requirements while maintaining project integrity.

During the meeting, a liaison shared positive feedback after touring the facility, emphasizing the impressive work done by the project team. The meeting underscored the importance of collaboration and adaptability in overcoming obstacles during the construction process. As the project nears completion, city officials are optimistic about the benefits it will bring to the community.