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Westbury board told access-control work for vestibules is separate contract, schedule running behind
Summary
District facilities staff told trustees Sept. 9 that access-control equipment for recently approved vestibule construction is a separate contract and adds roughly $120,000 to the project; installers and general-construction work are on a revised schedule and currently running later than initial late-fall estimates.
Westbury Union Free School District officials told trustees on Sept. 9 that access-control systems for the district's vestibule safety projects are being procured under a separate security contract, adding cost and affecting the project schedule. Facilities staff explained that the original contracts approved for the vestibules covered general construction — glass, walls and HVAC — but not the access-control hardware and installation. "What you're seeing in tonight's agenda is the access controls, and the access controls was not part…
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