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District 51 details $190 million bond work, contractor hiring and summer priority improvement projects
Summary
District staff and program managers described progress on the $190 million bond, procurement outcomes for surveys, geotechnical work and asbestos abatement, and a summer schedule to deliver about $25 million in priority improvement projects at eight schools.
Mike Adams, program manager with Dynamic Program Management, updated the Mesa County Valley School District No. 51 Board of Education on the district’s $190 million bond program and a schedule of summer priority improvement projects (PIPs).
The presentation recapped bond allocations by major categories (Central High School, Fruita Monument High School and district‑wide priority improvement projects) and described recent procurement: surveyors for PIP sites, an abstract title report and geotechnical and materials testing firms in negotiation, and multiple abatement contractors for summer asbestos removal. Adams said the PIP budget is about $32 million…
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