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Navigate presents bond-project progress and security upgrade options to St. Louis City meeting
Summary
A Navigate representative updated the board on school bond projects — roofing, restroom and auditorium work, playgrounds and boilers — and presented security upgrade options ranging from access control to shot-detection sensors. The board approved minutes from the March 10, 2025 real estate meeting and voted to adjourn into closed session.
Amy Miller, a representative of Navigate, updated meeting attendees on progress under the district bond program and outlined potential security upgrades for school buildings.
Miller said the bond work is advancing “in spring of ’25,” listing roofing, tuckpointing, window installation and exterior-door replacement among tasks now in progress. She said several restrooms have been renovated and new playgrounds were installed at some schools, and showed before-and-after photos for Nottingham, Sumner and other sites. “There’s a wide range of services that they’re able to provide for the district,” Miller said of a proposed security firm, adding the district will choose which options to pursue.
The presentation moved into potential security measures after Miller described a procurement step taken last June: the district issued an IDIQ RFQ for architectural services to create a preapproved list of architects and design teams the district can draw on for work under the bond. From that list, the district invited a team identified in the…
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