Board members raised a number of questions about union issues, the importance of closing in the addition in a timely fashion, the impact of construction parking, noise, and the preservation of certain trees.In a building as old as ours, reinvestment is a required aspect to the strategic planning of the district. This Board has done an exceptional job of weighing the facilities needs of our district, and I look forward to successful completion of the project at hand.
The proposed bids were reviewed by the Facilities Committee earlier in the month, and the Board approved the following contracts:
Trade
|
# Bids
|
Award
|
Amount
|
General
Construction
|
8
|
Kenstar
Construction
|
$4,199,673
|
Plumbing
|
8
|
Pearl River
Plumbing
|
$342,772
|
HVAC
|
10
|
Mengler
Mechanical, Inc.
|
$1,076,200
|
Electrical
|
4
|
Lippolis
Electric, Inc.
|
$1,400,000
|
Total
|
$7,018,645
|
The next steps involve mobilizing the work force and establishing a construction zone, shown below, which will occupy the side of the School's front lawn nearest the auditorium. Construction is expected to begin mid-February, and the science lab renovations are expected by be completed over the summer. The presentation can be found here.