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Construction update: foundation nearly complete, concrete pours and steel planned for new building

Princeton City Schools Board of Education · November 4, 2025
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Summary

Contractor told the board that foundation walls are about 95% complete, concrete floor pours are planned next week if weather allows, and steel erection is targeted for late December; the project is reported on budget and schedule.

At the Nov. 4 meeting, the board received a construction update on a district project from project staff and contractor representatives. The contractor said underground utilities and sewer work are underway, foundation walls are approximately 95% complete and plumbing 'stub-ups' for locker rooms and restrooms are in place. "We're hoping to get all the concrete floors poured next week," the contractor said, noting two separate pours and that weather will determine timing.

If the schedule holds, the contractor said crews will begin erecting stairwell walls and an elevator shaft immediately after slab work and aim to start placing structural steel in late December. The contractor also said they would attempt to place a base course of asphalt before plants close in late November or early December to provide a workable base for winter construction. The project was described as on budget and on schedule; safety and regular coordination meetings were noted.

Board members asked follow-up questions about schedule and logistics; no funding changes or contract modifications were discussed in the public remarks recorded in the transcript.