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Board approves several capital projects; members question consultant fees and bid methodology
Summary
The board approved contracts and design agreements for multiple capital projects — a high-school track replacement, McGee's Crossroads classroom addition design, and an East Clayton Elementary roof retrofit — while several board members raised concerns about high costs, consultant selection and fee percentages.
The Johnston County Board of Education approved several capital projects after presentations from capital projects staff and discussion among board members. Capital projects staff recommended awarding a contract for the Quantholder High School track replacement to Barrie Building Group for $1,299,450 with a $50,000 contingency; the presentation said the scope includes milling, new drains (ACO drains) and curb work to protect drainage and substructure. Board members asked about bid solicitation and differences from a previously bid Cleveland High…
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