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Music Applause good morning I'm Carly SIA director Lycia right I'm the director for the office of business opportunity and the office of business opportunity as most of you know is responsible facility for facilitating the city's mwb program among other things as such we're responsible for facilitating certification we've got approximately 2,600 companies that are certified to do business with the city of Houston and as you all are mostly construct art you guys are all construction companies most of those companies almost half of those companies perform in construction and construction related contracts and so today we're going to talk specifically about the good faith efforts that are required when you're submitting at bid submission as well as post-award good faith web effort we've got our team miss Marsha Murray who's the assistant director for the office of business opportunity we have our division manager Morris Scott Morris God is the division manager for contract compliance you interact with him and his team he's accompanied by several of his contract compliance officers if you guys can stand up this way these are the individuals these are some of the individuals that are out in the field on your contract your job sites after the contract has actually been awarded you'll also see them at the kickoff the construction kickoff meetings but before the contract is even award if there are efforts the goal there's a goal set on a contract in our case it's an MWBE goal with SPE participation you where you can substitute a SV participation and we have a team called the department services team so they support internally the city departments and making sure the city understands how to set goals on contracts we work with the departments to modify goals on contracts as necessary to reduce them from the citywide average but we also work with with contractors on good-faith efforts bid submission and so you're submitting when you're submitting your proposal or your bed at the time of award you're submitting it with the good faith efforts or participation plan and I have representing that team Monica Dennis and Latonya Bolden you guys stand up for me so that that's the team and so you'll be hearing from a variety of folks today but again welcome onto this is our third year since the program improvements in 2021 that we've facilitated this but we are available to assist we want to make sure that we're answering your questions not just today but throughout the course of the year if you have questions about good faith efforts if you have questions and you need clarification on any anything all of these individuals including myself we'd like to offer our availability to you to answer those questions and address any concerns so that we can ensure that we've got a successful program so without further ado I'd like to introduce miss Marsha Murray who is the assistant director she also oversees certification for.

FAQ

Do you regret moving out of San Diego, CA to another city?
Do I regret leaving San Diego? No. San Diego is a great place, but the growth over the last 20 years has been astounding, and with that growth has come all of the problems with growth. I live in Northern California wine country now, and although I don’t drink, I love this area way more than I ever could have loved San Diego.San Diego is still the perfect place for some folks. If you love outdoor sports, beaches, and as I liked to describe it, 2 seasons ( summer, and not so summer) this area is for you. You will need lots of $$ to live in the areas close to what you like, but thats pretty typical anywhere in California ( my house in wine country does not overlook rolling hills of vineyards ).There has been great revitalization of the downtown area. The Downtown ballpark is awesome, and the new library is fabulous. Lots of great ( but expensive ) condos going up downtown too.My wifes family still lives in the San Diego area, so I still manage to get back a few times a year.If I was rolling in dough, I’d probably buy a nice downtown condo in San Diego, but it would still be available as rental for most of the year.
How do I get a good sample of people, only from specific cities like Los Angeles, New York, or San Diego, to vote on my online poll or fill out my short survey online?
What about posting in their local Craigslist?
How would you rate San Diego as a city to live in?
if you can find a job here that'll support the lifestyle you want, then San Diego is an awesome place to live.Key industries here are tourism, defense contracting, military, bio-tech, clean energy, education. And they all got slammed by the recession. Starting 2021. tourism literally hit a brick wall. Night and day difference between 2021 and 2021. A buddy of mine was executive chef of a downtown restaurant that launched in 2021. It was rough, especially planning from 2021 numbers. And the only major convention downtown anymore is Comic Con.The military is now doing cutbacks that should've been done 10 years ago. Defense contractors are feeling that. I have 2 friends that were material scientists at contractors. Both got laid off, one can't find a job. The other is working insane hours with the same pay (but his new firm is pretty cool). Manufacturing in general is really bad. The west coast's largest shipbuilder laid off 1000 engineers earlier this year and it didn't even make news. Several years ago, the Mexican gov gave no interest loans for manufacturing so a lot of heavy machinery in SD is now in Tijuana.Bio tech is weird. That industry says they're doing well, but they're laying off lots of staff. I have 2 friends at a biotech that got acquired. One got laid off in August and can't find work. A 2nd round of lay offs is coming up in March 2021. A third friend had to move to Florida to stay in the biotech game as a lab technician.And the truth is that no one cares about clean energy when there's a recession and oil prices are low. That entire segment got ruined. I think the only one doing anything significant is Sapphire energy.But other than jobs, San Diego is great!
Why did you decide to live outside San Diego, instead of in the city?
The thing that distinguishes San Diego vs the other major SoCal metro area is the canyon and mesa geography that creates a series a natural demarcations between areas that are still within the boundaries of the City of San Diego. Also Mt Soledad, similar to Palos Verdes in the region of Long Beach, is much closer to downtown San Diego so that adds another natural feature to the urban mixture. Therefore, the actual City of San Diego incorporates numerous distinct neighborhoods (some actually identified by a festive neon sign arched over a main thoroughfare) that enables one to still live within the City Limits (about 1.3 Million people) without walking in view of the City Center (think skyscrapers). My family wanted good school ratings and a family beach real close so we opted for the La Jolla neighborhood. Some San Diego “neighborhoods” (like Encinitas) are located outside the official City Limits and some (like Chula Vista) are still within reach of the regional trolley system that defines San Diego’s sphere of influence.
How much does an Uber ride cost from San Diego to City of Hope in Duarte?
You didn’t specify actual addresses, so here is a rough eusing RideGuruUber/Lyft Fare Estimates, Rideshare Questions & AnswersThis shows a uberX or Lyft is going to be about $160 based on 1.x surge covering about 126 mile with no traffic (2 hours driving).You could do a uberPool to save a little bit of $, but might add an hour of more to the trip if the Driver has to divert to pick up and drop off.PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE consider giving a large tip to the driver, as most time they will drive back empty with no fares (an additional 2 plus hours, another 120 miles, etc. all without earnings).Compared to a Taxi ($384), you should be able to drop a $50 tip easy.
If you are from out of state, what California city would you prefer to live regardless of cost: San Diego, Los Angeles, or San Francisco and why?
I have only visited each of these places for a short period of time. All of them have great weather and amazing scenery. They are truly wonderful locations. Of course LA is by far the largest and most busy but they are all large cities. If money were no issue, I would probably choose San Francisco. The scenery is really interesting with the bay, the mountains, the bridges, the redwood forests to the north and the many hills and memorable spots around the city. However, if I didn’t have to worry about the cost, I could probably be happy in any of these cities as long as I could find a relatively quiet spot to get away from the traffic now and then! I also spent some time in Monterrey which has a beautiful location like San Francisco, but less congestion. There are lots of nice places along the California coast besides just the biggest and most famous cities!
What other city in America compares to the Economy of San Diego, CA?
I might suggest Boston as a comparable economy.  Both are cities on the coast which are overshadowed by a bigger nearby port city (Boston's equivalent of LA would be New York City).  Both have a downtown area which is just a small portion of the area's economy.  Both have a thriving biotech industry.  Both have a sizable tourism component to their economy, but neither is dependent on tourism.
How many city blocks is a mile? What are some good 5-mile walks in the city of San Diego?
San Diego native here....I would recommend two walks in SD.  Keep in mind that I love the beaches.Walk around Fiesta Island.  That is located on the Bay side.  Excellent biking as well.  No commercial buildings, only distractions would be cyclists or other walkers.Walk the strand by the Hotel Del Coronado.  Again, excellent biking as well. You can rent bikes in the area.  There are a few to choose from.  Head South towards Mexico.When you are done....best Mexican food on the planet.. Old Town Mexican Cafe.  Order the carnitas.Steve
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