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Board approves consent contracts, Cobb EMC easement and GMP amendment for Elementary School No. 20
Summary
The Paulding County School District board approved multiple procurement awards, an easement for Cobb EMC, and a guaranteed maximum price amendment for Elementary School No. 20; personnel report and minutes were also approved.
The Paulding County School District board approved several procurement awards, a utility easement and a construction guaranteed maximum price amendment during its May 27 meeting.
On the consent agenda the board approved competitive awards for flooring removal and installation (IFB 25‑250327 to S and S Flooring Company), gym floor refinishing (IFB 204‑2040329 to Meadows Flooring LLC), door access controls (RFP 24‑230731 to Cooperative Choice LLC, doing business as EMC Security), and school nutrition serving line and paper product RFQs (awarded to Moses Middle School vendors and Tanner Grocery Company). Superintendent Steve Barnett presented the recommendations; Board member Dan Nolan moved approval and Jeff Fuller seconded. The consent agenda passed with six in favor and one not in attendance.
The board separately approved a Cobb EMC easement on Timberwolf Drive. The superintendent recommended approval; the motion was made by Board member Clayton and seconded by Nolan. The board recorded the vote as six in favor with one not present.
The board approved a guaranteed maximum price (GMP) amendment with RK Redding Construction Inc. to complete both phases of construction of Elementary School No. 20, pending final legal review. The motion to approve the GMP amendment was moved by Nolan and seconded by Fuller and passed with six votes in favor and one not present.
The personnel report covering items 1 through 74 was approved after a motion by Clayton and a second by Nolan; the vote was recorded as six in favor. The board also approved regular session minutes from May 13 earlier in the meeting.
Where motions and approvals were recorded, the board followed its standard roll‑call practice; individual vote names were not read into the public record beyond the numerical tallies provided.
