Facility evaluation finds $51.1M in deferred work; staff recommends raising program to $20M
Project management and facilities staff summarized building assessments showing roughly $26.3M in 0–2 year critical needs in four buildings and $51.1M across assessed facilities; staff cited water intrusion and aging MEP systems as top risks and recommended procurement strategies to expedite repairs.
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Project manager Trevor Lansdowne and Facilities Director Bob Lampkin presented phase 2 building evaluations and a broader facilities review to the Commissioners Court, detailing $26.3 million in near-term critical repairs on four major sites and an estimated $51.1 million of deferred maintenance across the county’s facilities.
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