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Board awards more than $8 million in contracts for new high school; geothermal system approved
Summary
The Galena City School District Board of Education voted unanimously to award multiple construction contracts for the new high school, including a $1.57 million geothermal well contract, and rejected a specialty folding-glass system, the board said during its March meeting.
The Galena City School District Board of Education voted unanimously to award a series of construction contracts this meeting, advancing the district’s high school building project and approving a $1.57 million geothermal well system.
District staff presented 22 separate bid awards for trades and site work tied to the new high school. Major approvals included a general trades contract with Kojah Construction Inc. for $2,521,677; a geothermal well system contract with TCI Geothermal for $1,570,000; roofing work with Jim Eazy Commercial Roofing Inc. for $820,600; and multiple specialized contracts for flooring, ceilings, metal framing, and mechanical work. The board also approved site utilities, site concrete and landscaping contracts, and athletic equipment and scoreboard purchases.
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