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North Penn board approves door-hardware, electrical and security contracts and moves to replace asbestos monitor
Summary
At its Dec. 10 action meeting, the North Penn School District board approved a package of facilities contracts — including districtwide assembly-area door hardware, an electrical contract (single bid), and a Genetec security-platform migration — and moved to award asbestos monitoring to EnviroSure after the original low bidder withdrew over liability terms.
The North Penn School District board on Dec. 10 approved a series of facilities contracts and change orders that the administration said will standardize lockdown-capable hardware, migrate the district’s camera and card-access systems to a new software platform, and address HVAC and asbestos-monitoring work at schools.
Superintendent Dr. Bauer opened the facilities portion by asking the board to approve multiple change orders and contract awards and said they were recommended as presented. "I will start by recommending the items listed on the consent agenda," Dr. Bauer said when introducing several procurement items and personnel recommendations earlier in the meeting.
The board approved change-order work to Pen Builders Inc. ($34,997.52) and Burrow Construction Inc. ($11,375.24), and a Micomechanical Incorporated change order to adapt new heat-pump units to existing ductwork and soffit conditions at Penfield Middle School. Mr. Slaughter explained that the "door position on the newer units…
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