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  REQUEST FOR QUALIFIED DBE/MBE/WBE 

SUBCONTRACTORS, VENDORS, AND/OR SERVICE PROVIDERS FOR: 
8(a) business certified by: USSBA, USDCMBDA, Caltrans, CPUC, SLBE/ELBE, MWD’s R/SBP, EPA accepted Certified entities 
BID DATE: October 6,2020 at 2:00 p.m. 
PROJECT NAME; Morena PS and Conveyance Package B3 K-21-1848-DBB3 
OWNER: City of San Diego 

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INVITATION TO BID

Olive Street Park and Acquisition Bids are due by: 9/18/2020 2:00 PM
Please provide us with your proposal by 9:00 am 9/18/20
BID NO: K-21-1946-DBB-3

You have been invited to bid on this project. Will you be bidding?

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San Diego Vote

Democracy, Truth, & The Great Law of Peace
An Open Letter to Mainstream Media Journalists
By  INDIAN VOICES COLLECTIVE

During this unprecedented time in which a global pandemic, the rise of authoritarian leaders, and social justice tensions have coalesced to threaten the very fabric of peaceful societies in the U.S. and around the world, it is of the utmost importance that truth and the collective wisdom of All Peoples take center stage.

Destiny has placed us in one of the most chaotic and electrifying periods in human history. Not since the Civil War has the country been so volatile and deeply divided. The public desperately needs real journalists... not mere mockingbird reporters that simply repeat entrenched partisan narratives that sow division. When journalists only report along party lines to support a given narrative, it casts doubt on all journalism. It is a messy world we live in, and truth doesn’t always fall along partisan interests. But it needs to be reported anyway.

It is difficult to overstate the urgency of this moment, and of the desperate need for truth and wisdom to outshine the threatening darkness. Truth must be shouted from the rooftops in every language in every nation, city, town, and village.

Read more: Democracy, Truth, & The Great Law of Peace

A Long Train of Abuses

The possible racial bias of the San Diego Police department has reared its ugly head again and it cannot be tolerated. Video from the incident, reported in the Union-Tribune on May 4, 2020 (Woman’s arrest at beach prompts ‘equity in enforcement’ questions), shows an African American woman being violently arrested by San Diego police on the beach for doing what a lot of white people were apparently also doing. No white persons were accosted, detained, assaulted and arrested. No one who recorded the event seems to know what she was arrested for. Nothing in the video seems to suggest the level of violence used by the police was justified. Audio in the video suggests she was just minding her own business. What was the threat that caused the officers to single her out and treat her so harshly?


Police officers are public servants and their behaviors, as well as department policy, must conform to public expectation. The police department and its officers cannot engage in “a long train of abuses” without it reflecting negatively on our city, county and society. Do you think you would be treated fairly by the police in Venezuela or El Salvador or Syria? The lack of comfort you might feel there is the way Black people are made to feel in San Diego. Police officers put themselves at risk for the sake for the rest of our community. We appreciate and applaud those officers who comport themselves with honor. They deserve the same protections that all citizens should have. However protecting officers from public reprisal should not shield them from justice for their inappropriate actions. 

Read more: A Long Train of Abuses

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