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Board approves letter of intent with MCOR to begin boiler project work; March targeted for installation

Wabash City School Board of Trustees · October 21, 2024
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Summary

The board approved a letter of intent with MCOR to begin engineering, design and procurement for a boiler replacement project; board members discussed logistics including removal of four boilers and timing to complete risky rooftop work after school is out, with a target installation in March.

The board approved a letter of intent with MCOR to begin preliminary work on a boiler replacement project, including project development, engineering and design and equipment procurement.

Superintendent (speaker 4) said he received the letter in September and recommended waiting until the board meeting before moving forward; with the bond sale coming in mid-November, he said the district is positioned to proceed to the next steps. Board members discussed timing: a board member (speaker 5) identified March as the installation target and asked whether boilers that are not currently working could be removed earlier. MCOR work will remove four boilers, require roof work and the stack removal will be scheduled after school is out for safety reasons.

The board moved, seconded and approved the letter of intent by voice vote. The superintendent and operations staff indicated they would continue to coordinate project scheduling and logistics with MCOR and with the Building Corporation as procurement and bid assignments proceed.