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Security grille replacement at Powell Street Station July 22 - Aug. 28
From Monday, July 22 through Wednesday, August 28, 2013 we will remove and replace security grilles at all the entrances to Powell Street Station. The replacement work will be done on a rotating basis and will involve no more than two entrances (at opposite sides of the station) at a time. Each entrance will
Joint police training exercises to be held Aug. 24 at Millbrae Station
From 10 am to 4 pm on Friday, August 24, BART Police and San Mateo County SWAT will conduct joint training exercises at Millbrae Station. A similar event was held last year with the FBI and San Mateo County Sheriffs Department. The purpose of the training is to prepare for possible future emergencies in the
Small Business (SB) Program
Small Business (SB) Program for Non-Federally funded contracts Overview The main objective of this program is to encourage and facilitate full and equitable participation by Small Businesses in BART construction, procurement, and service contracts and agreements that are awarded through competitive process
You're invited to meeting on upcoming construction opportunities for small businesses
The San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) will be hosting a FREE informational meeting for the public to learn about upcoming construction opportunities for small businesses. Available contracting opportunities: High-voltage electrical and other electrical Concrete and paving Wayfinding Fencing Site
New Pit Stop bathroom added at 24th Street
There are clean, well-maintained public bathrooms near four of our downtown San Francisco stations: Civic Center/UN Plaza, Powell Street, 16th Street Mission, and 24th Street Mission. The Pit Stop Program is a partnership between BART and the city of San Francisco. They are operated by San Francisco's Public
Podcast: Exploring the potential of Mobility as a Service to transform your commute
(Transcript below) HOST: Mobility as a Service or MaaS is one of the hottest topics in public transportation. While the subject may be new for some, there's little question it impacts you every time you get on a BART train and its reach has potential to go even beyond that. Welcome to “Hidden Tracks: Stories
Police Chief provides update on ongoing investigation of officer involved shooting
BART Police Chief Kenton Rainey, speaking at the BART Police Department Review Special Committee meeting on June 12, 2011, provides an update on the ongoing investigation of the officer involved shooting on July 3, 2011.
Opening Day
1972: On September 11, BART finally opens to the public. On opening day alone, more than 15,000 people ride the new trains.