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Board approves $293,143 in facilities contracts, including Provo Peaks boiler design and parking repairs
Summary
Provo City School Board unanimously approved two large purchase requests: $140,134.29 for design/engineering to replace the main boiler at Provo Peaks Elementary and $153,008.85 for crack sealing and repairs by Concrete Concrete at transportation parking and sidewalks including Provo High.
The Provo City School Board approved two large purchase requests totaling $293,143.14 for facilities work. The board approved a $140,134.29 contract for design engineering to replace the main boiler at Provo Peaks Elementary. Board member Melanie Hall moved approval; board member Meg Van Wagonen seconded the motion. The board took a unanimous roll-call vote in favor. The board also approved a $153,008.85 purchase for concrete cracking, patching and repairs from vendor Concrete Concrete for the transportation parking area and sidewalks at Provo High School. The district said Concrete Concrete was selected from a spring RFP list for crack‑seal and patching work. Board member Emily Harrison moved approval; Vice President Gina Hales seconded. The motion passed unanimously. Business Administrator Devin Daley described the boiler work as preventive maintenance to avoid emergency repairs and explained the concrete work is focused on transportation parking and sidewalks where moisture and cracking pose problems. Both motions passed by unanimous roll-call votes. Staff will proceed with contractor scheduling and notify the board of timelines and any project impacts. Why it matters: The purchases are part of the district’s facilities maintenance plan and aim to prevent service interruptions and extend asset life on school campuses.
