Lennar is helping the Bayview-Hunters Point economy by creating employment opportunities and hiring businesses to work on the revitalization of the Hunters Point Shipyard.
Contracts awarded to local contractors, including minority and women-owned businesses, are helping to create economic opportunities for residents to get good-paying jobs and to improve the skills needed to succeed now and in the future.
Employment Opportunities in Construction
Lennar Urban does not do direct hiring of construction related employees. Those workers are hired by the General Contractor and the Sub-Contractors. Each construction contractor has a ‘good faith goal’ to the following hiring goals:
25% minority participation in each trade
7% female participation in each trade
50% San Francisco resident participation in each trade with first consideration given to residents of the BVHP area, then all other San Francisco residents.
All construction contractors will use City Build to recruit new employees to meet the stated hiring goals. If you are interested in a career in construction contact Young Community Developers at (415) 822-3491 and speak to the Education & Employment Specialist for training and/or a referral to City Build.
Professional Service Contracts
All professional service contracting opportunities will be posted on this website and on the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency’s (sfredevelopment.org) website. Lennar Urban has a ‘good faith goal’ to award 50% of professional service contracts to Small Business Enterprises. First consideration is given to BVHP SBEs, second to San Francisco based SBEs and then to all others.
Lennar Urban
Lennar Urban currently does not have any job opportunities available. For job opportunities with Lennar Corporation periodically visit Lennar.com.
Below is a summary of Lennar’s efforts to date:
Lennar has spent more than $41 million on construction during the Phase 1 of the redevelopment project.
- $30 million to contractors in the BVHP Impact Area, 72 percent of total
- $19.8 million to minority contractors in the BVHP Impact Area, 48 percent of total
- 88,569 construction hours have been expended to date.
- 77 percent work hours are minority workers
- 24 percent are San Francisco residents
Grading & Retaining Wall
Contractor: Gordon N. Ball / Yerba Buena Engineering, $20.5 million total contract.
- $10.8 million to minority subcontractors in BVHP Impact Area, 53 percent of total
- 77,000 construction hours.
- 73 percent minority workers.
- 23 percent San Francisco residents
Demolition & Deconstruction
Contractor: Ferma, $2.5 million total contract.
- $1 million to minority subcontractors in BVHP Impact Area, 40 percent of total
- 17,028 construction hours.
- 97 percent minority workers, 34 percent performed by African Americans
- 37 percent San Francisco residents
- 21 percent BVHP residents
Demolition & Deconstruction Demonstration Project
Contractor: RSI, $464,270 total contract
- $243,000 to minority subcontractors in BVHP Impact Area, 52 percent of total
- 681 construction hours.
- 100 percent minority workers
- 41 percent San Francisco residents
- 6 percent BVHP residents
Infrastructure Contract Projections
Contractor: Ranger Pipelines, $18 million total contract, 100 percent to BVHP Impact Area contractors.
- $7.8 million is expected to go to minority-owned subcontractors, 43 percent of total
- 50 percent of workers hired expected to come from within BVHP Impact Area.
