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Board approves emergency contract to replace two Kaufman High School roofs, project to run June–October

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Summary

The board approved procurement of an emergency roof replacement at Dublin Kaufman High School after an urgent-necessity resolution; the recommended vendor is N.F. Mansueto and Sons for about $1.4 million and the work is scheduled to begin mid‑June and finish by October.

The Dublin City Schools board approved an emergency procurement on May 20 to replace two roofs at Kaufman High School after the administration declared the work an urgent necessity.

Operations staff told the board that two of Kaufman’s 37 roofs required immediate replacement and that the district solicited proposals and received three bids. The administration recommended N.F. Mansueto and Sons as the lowest-priced and best-value vendor at approximately $1,400,000. The project includes roof replacement, repair of a leaking skylight and repair where roof material meets a large glass area.

Timeline and impact: If the board approves, procurement would proceed immediately and contractors would begin mobilization in mid‑June, with completion expected in October. District staff said work will be staged to avoid disruptions to instruction; replacement work over portions of the library was planned to occur in a way that will not impact classroom instruction.

Board action: The board approved the superintendent’s recommendation for items 11a and 11b, which included the procurement, by voice/roll-call consistent with consent motions (motion moved by Mr. Valentine; second by Mrs. Messick). The recorded votes on consent items later in the meeting show unanimous approval (4–0).

Ending: Operations staff said the district plans a larger roofing program in coming years and that these two roofs required immediate attention to prevent continued leaks and interior damage.