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Solanco board signs off on high school HVAC change orders, netting a $2,595.42 reduction
Summary
The board approved three high-school HVAC change orders: a $570.18 charge for a condensate pump, a $7,500 credit for retained insulation, and a $4,334.40 upgrade to vinyl ceiling tile, yielding a net reduction of $2,595.42.
The Solanco School District Board on June 2 approved three change orders for the high school HVAC project that together produced a net savings of $2,595.42.
Board discussion outlined the three items: Change Order No. 4 added a condensate pump and disposal system for one unit ventilator at $570.18; a credit (identified as Change Order No. 5 credit) of $7,500 resulted when contractors were able to keep insulation in the building rather than remove it for storage; and another change ordered a substitute vinyl-rock ceiling tile in the kitchen at $4,334.40. District presenters credited District staff (Mister Bennett) for arranging the insulation retention and saving the district money.
Board members approved the change orders by voice vote with no recorded opposition. The district said the net reduction reflects the combined effect of the credit and the added costs.
