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Board approves deducted change order for sports complex, cites insurance settlement delays on ag barn work

3852268 · June 17, 2025
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Summary

The board approved a deductive change order reducing the sports complex contract by removing items the district had already purchased and by doing some demo work in-house; officials said insurance settlement with the vendor/builder was still pending for the ag barn and greenhouse items.

The Madison County School Board on June 16 approved a deducted change order for the district sports complex and agricultural facility, reducing the contract amount after the district purchased some equipment (notably lighting) and did some demolition work in-house. The motion passed 5-0.

Facilities staff explained the change order removes items the board had already purchased (including roughly $85,000 in lighting) and credits the district for sales tax savings and in-house demo, bringing the contract down from earlier figures. "We purchased the $85,000 light... so we saved that. So we went down from 760,000 down to I think it was, like, $6.06 6," staff said in explanation.

Nut graf: The change order reduces contractor scope and cost; staff flagged outstanding insurance settlement work related to the ag barn and greenhouse, noting the district is still negotiating with the insurer and awaiting buyout estimates and electrical quotes before completing remaining items.

Board members asked about the status of the ag barn, greenhouse, signage and pending insurance settlement; staff said they were still working with the insurance company and awaiting a settlement with Fisbit (the insurer). The board approved the change order and directed staff to keep the board updated on the ag/greenhouse insurance discussions and remaining punch-list items.

No vote totals beyond approval were changed; staff will follow up on outstanding insurance settlements and remaining project items.