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Wallingford-Swarthmore committee selects KCBA as high‑school conceptual design partner; conceptual phase to inform project scope
Summary
The facilities committee reported selecting KCBA as the finalist for the high‑school renovation conceptual design. The district will pay conceptual‑design fees that will be credited toward a future full‑services contract; community engagement and affordability scenarios will guide scope decisions through April.
The facilities committee of the Wallingford‑Swarthmore School District on Nov. 18 said it selected KCBA as the finalist to lead conceptual design work for the high‑school renovation.
Doctor Johnson introduced the procurement timeline and described the conceptual phase the district is entering, saying firms provided three cost scenarios — roughly $50 million, $65 million and $80 million — so the district can identify an affordable scope. She told the committee that “the cost of conceptual design will be credited towards the full architectural services contract,” meaning the…
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