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Board approves Dell Construction bid for high‑school kitchen upgrade; project funded from food service fund

Chippewa Falls Area Unified School District Board of Education
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Summary

The board awarded the Chippewa Falls Senior High kitchen remodel to Dell Construction after bids opened; administration said the food service fund will cover the work and cited a total project estimate of about $601,700 in the board packet.

The Chippewa Falls Area Unified School District board voted to award the Chippewa Falls Senior High School kitchen remodel project to Dell Construction, as the low bidder, after administration presented the project and bid results.

Business manager Chad Trowbridge said the project will expand serving lines to reduce congestion during tight lunch periods. Bids opened the prior Tuesday and four bidders responded; Dell Construction was the low bidder. Administration recommended acceptance of the base bid and selected alternates included in the bid packet. Trowbridge told the board the estimated total for the recommended scope was about $601,700 and said the project will be paid from the district's food service fund (federally supported), not the general fund.

Board members asked for clarification on bid details and the funding source; administration said the full bid package and alternates were included in the board materials. The board took a roll‑call vote on the motion to accept Dell Construction’s bid and carry out alternates as recommended; the meeting record shows a unanimous vote in favor and the motion carried.

The board approved awarding the contract; administration will proceed with the acceptance letter and summer construction schedule as presented. The board record shows the vote and the motion language; specifics of alternate line‑item amounts are recorded in the bid documents in the board packet.