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Port of San Francisco Bypasses Proposals for Lease and Operation of Pier 70 Shipyard

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By Meghan Hall After several months of deliberation, The Port of San Francisco announced today that it will not be recommending any proposal to the San Francisco Port Commission to award the contract for the leasing and operation of the Pier 70 Shipyard. The Port evaluated two proposals submitted by Vigor Marine of Portland and […]

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