UCSF Block 33 Obtains TCO Six Days Early
Team Overcomes Series of Obstacles, Obtains TCO Six Days Early
Team Overcomes Series of Obstacles, Obtains TCO Six Days Early
Last Thursday, the Block 33 team achieved a major milestone (6 days early) and obtained Temporary Certificate of Occupancy (TCO) from the UCSF fire marshal. While we still have a ways to go to successfully close out the project, this is a great time to reflect on the incredible achievements of this team over the last 3-1/2 years.
From initial design concepts through massive seismic performance upgrades, three natural disasters resulting in force majeures, a change in fire marshals, and countless utility provider challenges, Webcor would like to thank the entire team for their tireless perseverance in providing UCSF & the Mission Bay at large with its most aesthetically pleasing (and seismically sound) structure.
A special thanks to SmithGroup & Forell Elsesser for navigating the team through the design & permitting process, and our key trades, CEI, FMB, AFP, PPM, PCI, CP, AGA, PEI, FDB, WCG, WDG & WCS for bringing us across the finish line.
Construction is what we do best and it’s no surprise that we live and breathe every aspect of California construction.
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