PROJECTS
Bayview Police Station -San Francisco, CA [ 1996 ]
Armstrong Housing Projects -San Francisco, CA [ 2008 ]
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The Bayview Library -San Francisco, CA [ 2012 ]
Hunters Point Shipyard Block 51 -San Francisco, CA [ 2013 ]
Lombard St -San Francisco, CA [ 1994 ]
KCK Builders- $8M
As, VP for KCK Builders, Freddie M. Carter also served as Estimator, headed up the construction management negotiating team, and served as Project Manager/ Superintendent. This was a very notable project for the Bayview District as it was in the heart of the neighborhood and many people didn't think that it could be lead and built by someone from community.
SF mayor Ed Lee and Freddie Carter Sr. at The Bayview Hunters Point Public Library
FMC - $250K
"The Crooked Street"
Starting from the top of Lombard St. to the bottom, Freddie M. Carter implemented and designed a unique brick pattern to restore the world's crookedest street located in the heart of San Francisco, CA. Even after 20 years and the passing of hundreds of thousands of motor vehicles, his brick design was built to last.
FMC- $4.5M
FMC served as Superintendent, in charge of the entire project and assisted in project management duties as well.
Roberts Obayashi- $21M - 2013-2014.
Freddie M. Carter serves as Superintendent heading up day to day coordination of sub-contractors, maintains schedules, and handles the local hiring component where 52% of local participation is currently achieved.
Roberts Obayashi- $40M
Freddie M. Carter served as Superintendent for the building of 126 townhouses located in the Bayview District.
Hunters Point Shipyard Block 56 &57 -San Francisco, CA [ 2013 ]
Cahill- $40M - 2013-2014.
Buildings 1,2,3,&4
Freddie M. Carter serves as Construction Management, heading up day to day coordination of sub contractors, on site issues, maintains schedules. This site is currently in progress
The Martin, 3rd street - San Francisco, CA [ 2018 ]
Roberts Obayashi- $21M - 2018 -2019.
85 Unit apartment complex mix use upper scale units median to high income renters.
Freddie M. Carter served as Superintendent heading up day to day coordination of sub-contractors, and maintains schedules.
Roberts Obayashi- $21M - 2018 -2019.
May of 2019, 95 Laguna Ave. This is a 85 unit apartment complex for seniors, located in the Fillmore District of San Francisco. This project offered several challenges, access was limited to a small alley that all materials was hoisted by a tower crane. We came up with the means and method off removing the crane, was blocked by overhead power high voltage lines, on the North by a park that was not large enough, on the West by an apartment complex with no room. WE ENDED UP CLOSING STREETS, setting up generators for some of the apartments on the East side and picking the crane out over the top of a smaller unit to the South of the project. This was an epic undertaking with high risk and excellent planning on my part..
95 Larkin- San Francisco, CA [ 2020 ]
Roberts Obayashi- 2020
This is a 9 story concrete structure with a tile facade and unique contours that will have you wondering how this is possible.
Freddie M. Carter served as Superintendent heading up day to day coordination of sub-contractors, and maintains schedules.
95 Laguna Ave-San Francisco, CA [ 2019 ]
BIOSOLIDS, San Francisco, CA
The project BIOSOLIDS - A 5 billion dollar contract with PUC of San Francisco. This is being built by MWH/WEBCOR
We were responsible for getting local LBE’S and Local MICRO LBE’S opportunities to participate in getting meaningful contracting opportunities. We were also in charge in breaking down large contracts to allow for more smaller scopes that the small local contractors could perform on their own, or to partner with larger non local contractors to help them fill the requirements of CMD of the San Francisco agency goals.
From, excavating, trucking, plumbing, concrete, structural steel, painting, drywall, and others. This project is still in progress and will continue for several more months.
Due to funding issues we were cut back for budgeting shortfalls..
MISSION ROCK, San Francisco, CA
There are two other projects that I did at Mission Bay for the SFGiants , it was a 4 high rise building where our team was responsible for outreach to local LBE’S and micro LBE’S . We were able to get millions of dollars of contracts for several local contractors. Our responsibilities was to do strategic planning and create working relationships with none local major contractors to allow them to mentor and help them to develop additional skill sets and financial stability. It proved to be very successful for a number of our San Francisco Local businesses. From trucking, utilities, concrete ,electrical, drywall, painting, and man lifts and elevator, structural steel, contractors., to name a few.
