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Lindbergh board approves two CMAR guaranteed-maximum-price contracts for Kennerly and Long elementary projects
Summary
The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education voted 6-0 to approve two construction management-at-risk (CMAR) guaranteed maximum price (GMP) amendments—$13,196,500 for Kennerly Elementary and $14,386,200 for Long Elementary—funded from the district's 2024 Prop R bond proceeds, after staff described the public bid process and budget alignment.
The Lindbergh Schools Board of Education on Thursday approved two construction management-at-risk guaranteed-maximum-price amendments for renovations funded by the district's 2024 Prop R bond program.
The board voted, 6-0, to approve a $13,196,500 GMP amendment for Kennerly Elementary and a $14,386,200 GMP amendment for Long Elementary and authorized district administration to negotiate and sign the contracts.
Board context and why it matters
The two GMP approvals move major Prop R renovation projects from procurement into contracting. District staff said both projects were publicly bid and reviewed in detail before the board vote. Approving GMP amendments authorizes the Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) to proceed under the agreed maximum price and allows the district to schedule work tied to the 2024 bond proceeds.
What the board discussed
Cabinet and project staff described…
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