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Project Labor Agreements:
Rio Hondo Community College District
Schools & Colleges:
Fresno County
Kings Canyon Unified School District
$32 million Facilities Bond Construction and Modernization program, 4 sites
West Hills Community College
$25.2 million Facilities Bond Construction and Modernization program, 3 sites
Los Angeles County
Bassett Unified School District
$7.3 million Facilities Bond Construction and Modernization Program, 3 sites
College of the Canyons / Santa Clarita Community College District
$160 million bond to construct and upgrade local classrooms, 1 sites
El Monte City School District
$55 million bond to construct and upgrade local classrooms, 1 site
El Monte Union High School District
$20.5 million bond to construct and upgrade local classrooms, 2 sites
Glendale Unified School District
$186 million Facilities Bond Construction and Modernization, 2 site
Long Beach Community College District
$616 million Facilities Bond Construction and Modernization Program, District Wide
Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District
$246 million Facilities Bond Construction and Modernization program, District Wide
Rio Hondo Community College District
$250 million Facilities Construction and Modernization, District Wide
Orange County
Tustin Unified School District
$81 million facilities construction and modernization program, 1 site
Riverside County
College of the Desert
$480 million, 1 site
Palm Springs Unified School District
$20 million Bond Modernization and New Construction Program, 1 site
San Jacinto Unified School District
$29 million Facilities and Bond Construction and Modernization Program, 2 sites
Temecula Valley Unified School District
$500 million Facilities Construction and Modernization Program, 1 site
San Bernardino County
Chaffey College
$230 million Facilities Bond Construction and Modernization Program, 1 site
Copper Mountain College
$16.4 million Construction, 1 site
San Bernardino City Unified School District
$830 million including Hardship Construction and Modernization Program, Multiple sites
San Bernardino Community College District
$48.9 million Facilities Bond Construction and Modernization program, 3 sites
San Diego County
MiraCosta College
$12.4 million new construction and modernization projects, 2 sites
Poway Unified School District
$198 million Facilities Bond Construction and Modernization Program, 1 site
Santa Barbara County
Santa Barbara City College
$77.2 million Facilities Construction and Modernization program, 2 sites
Santa Barbara School Districts
$67 million Bond Construction Program, District Wide
Solvang Unified School District
$13.7 million Facilities Bond Construction and Modernization Program
Tulare County
Cutler-Orosi Joint Unified School Distrct
$37 million Facilities Bond Construction and Modernization program, Multiple Sites
Dinuba Unified School District
$37 million Facilities Bond Construction and Modernization program, Multiple sites
Ventura County
Simi Valley Unified School District
$180 million Facilities Bond Construction and Modernization program, Multiple sites
Non-School Labor Compliance:
Water Departments
City of Corona Water and Power
$3.2 million Proposition 50 funded project
Elsinore Valley Municipal Water District
$8.2 million Proposition 50 funded project
Golden State Water District
$3 million Proposition 50 funded project
Pasadena Water and Power
$3 million Proposition 50 funded project
Compliance with Davis Bacon and Related Provisions
City of Inglewood - Locust Street Senior Center
$35 million
City of Ontario- Ontario Town Center
$11 million
City of Perris- Thoroughfare Landscape Improvements, Perris & Citrus Community Parks Improvements
$440,000
City of Perris- Perris Gateway Project
$1.8 million
San Bernardino International Airport
$1.5 million
Fort Worth Transportation Authority - Trinity Railway Express
$183 million
Pasadena Blue Line Transportation Authority - Los Angeles to Pasadena Blue Line Light Rail (MTA Gold Line)
$600 million
City of Long Beach - Long Beach Public Safety Building/Fire Station #1 Modernization
$18 million
City of Long Beach - MacArthur Park Branch Library Project (labor compliance and Section 3 program administration/compliance services)
$6.5 million
City of Long Beach -- Long Beach Convention Center Theater Roofing Project (Section 3 program administration/compliance services)
$800,000
Alameda Corridor Transportation Authority, Los Angeles, CA - Alameda Corridor Transportation Project (labor compliance & DBE Compliance monitoring)
$2.4 million
City of Victorville - Bear Valley Road Enhancement
$6.5 million
City of Montebello - Montebello Bus Stop Improvement Project (labor compliance & DBE compliance monitoring)
City of Alhambra - Valley Boulevard Widening Project
$5 million
City of Montebello - Montebello/Commerce Commuter Rail Station (labor compliance & DBE compliance monitoring)
$10 million
Experience with the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program
City of Huntington Park
TSG performs labor standard services under a three year agreement with the City of Huntington Park for various projects, including projects funded with CDBG funds. These services include Contract and Labor compliance monitoring services including, but not limited to, conducting pre-construction meetings, employee interviews and completion of HUD's reports to ensure compliance with applicable laws, Procurement procedures under 24 CFR 85.39, Federal and State labor standards, Minority and Woman Business Enterprise requirements, Contract work hours and safety standards act, Copeland Act, Federal Equal Employment Opportunity, County and Federal Lobbying Requirements, Section 3, and Americans with Disability Act Access Requirements.
City of Huntington Park - Cottage Property
TSG successfully completed the Cottage property rehabilitation project using funds received from the City of Huntington Park Community Housing Development Organization. TSG was the Construction Managers for the project, managing the entire development process from acquisition of the home to rehabilitation and eventually the ribbon cutting ceremony. TSG also provided the Labor Standards monitoring and enforcement for the project.
Huntington Park Express Shuttle
TSG, as Executive Director of SCDC, was instrumental in the advocacy and establishment of Huntington Park Express Shuttle program. Through funding from the City of Huntington Park, the SCDC managed a weekend shuttle program that traveled from residential neighborhoods to major shopping centers and parks within the city. The cost to riders was only 25 cents per ride.
Affordable Housing
TSG, as Executive Director of The Southeast Community Housing Development Corporation (SCHDC), the affordable housing arm of the SCDC, managed HOME funds for the City of Huntington Park. In collaboration with New Economics for Women (NEW), the SCHDC purchased a two-unit property and rehabilitated the home for resale to a low-income family. The SCHDC coordinated all property acquisition and rehabilitation activities, communicated regularly with the City to ensure the project complied with all required city and federal regulations.
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