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San Francisco Commission Advances Mayor Lurie’s $28.5MM OpenGov Permitting Deal Despite Favoritism Claims

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San Francisco's Civil Service Commission cleared Mayor Daniel Lurie's no-bid OpenGov contract on a 4-1 vote, unblocking a $28.5 million permitting overhaul that city IT unions say is insecure, that a city watchdog found lacks transparency, and that has already missed its own delivery targets — with the Board of Supervisors now holding the final […]

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