As right of way interagency coordinator for the $2.2B Transbay Transit Center Program, Hollins Consulting Inc. staff managed the processing of all required street vacation, encroachment and excavation permit applications. As infrastructure coordinator for the Transbay Program, our staff managed the design, permitting and construction of all public and private utility relocation and reconnections within the 22-block project area. The project required coordination of all permit applications with authorities having jurisdiction, such as Department of Public Works general excavation, utility excavation, and night noise permits, and Department of Parking and Traffic special traffic permits. Utility and Infrastructure coordination responsibilities included assessing the development’s impact on existing utility infrastructure and coordination with responsible agencies to determine options to mitigate these impacts, management of utility and civil designs and coordination of site utility connections among the design team and affected agencies, such as PG&E, AT&T, Verizon, Comcast and the SFPUC’s domestic water, auxiliary water supply and sewer systems, and the negotiation and management of joint trench and service agreements with utility agencies serving the development. Hollins Consulting, Inc. staff managed the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency’s traction power study for trolley service within the Transbay neighborhood, including traction power and overhead catenary system design, construction and acceptance. Hollins Consulting Inc. staff participated in the negotiation of an Electric Service Agreement between the Transbay Joint Powers Authority the SF Public Utilities Commission Power Enterprise. This included being the Transbay Joint Powers Authority’s primary interface with PG&E and SF Public Utilities Commission during the development of the Electric Reliability Study and the Electric Service Agreement that governed the provision of the 2 dedicated 12Kv power feeds to the Transit Center.