Water Conservation Requirements for Existing Commercial Properties The most effective way to save water indoors is to replace old plumbing fixtures with new, water-efficient ones and to fix leaks quickly. State and local laws require commercial properties to meet water efficiency requirements. What is Required? Compliance with San Francisco’s Commercial Conservation Ordinance (Section 13A, San Francisco Building Code) was required by 2017 through the Department of Building Inspection (DBI). Properties that did not comply and still have old toilets, urinals, showerheads and faucets over the

What you need to know if you are selling or remodeling a residential property. The most effective way to save water indoors is to replace old plumbing fixtures with new, water-efficient ones and to fix leaks quickly. State law and Chapter 12A of the San Francisco Housing Code require residential properties to meet water efficiency requirements when they sell or remodel. Housing Code updates effective January 2026 changed the water efficiency rates required for existing toilets, showerheads, and faucet aerators. What is Required? Check the flow rate of plumbing fixtures in your property

Keeping San Francisco Healthy Water and sewer systems are vital to public health. Everyone needs clean water and functioning plumbing. San Francisco's sewer system protects public health and the environment by safely collecting and treating wastewater and stormwater 24/7/365. Many parts of our sewer system are over 100 years old. We are making upgrades now so our sewer system continue to work safely and reliably for generations to come. Clean Water and Reliable Plumbing are Essential to Public Health San Francisco's sewer system is old. Some parts were built before modern plumbing or seismic

We help construction/construction related firms work in SFPUC's water system service territory. The SFPUC Local Business Enterprise Program (SFPUC-LBE) is designed to help eligible small regional construction and professional services construction related firms, compete when bidding or subcontracting outside of San Francisco and in the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission's regional water service delivery territory. If you are interested in working on San Francisco Public Utilities Commission projects and meet the eligibility criteria below, get certified by San Francisco's General

Request for Proposals For Cattle Grazing Leases in Alameda and Santa Clara Counties Request for Proposals Deadline: Wednesday, April 22, 2026 at 3 pm Applicants must attend a mandatory pre-bid informational meeting on Friday, March 27, 2026 at 10:30 am at the Sunol Yard at 505 Paloma Way in Sunol, CA. Summary The City and County of San Francisco (City), through its Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC), is pleased to announce the opportunity for livestock operators to provide resource management services in the form of livestock grazing. The SFPUC is seeking proposals from qualified cattle