Direct city to hire Richmond construction companies as general contractor on future projects
In Plain English
The city currently hires outside general contractors who then choose their own subcontractors. This policy requires city staff to identify projects where Richmond can serve as its own general contractor. If approved, the city hires local construction companies directly as subcontractors on these projects.
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