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Board approves lowest responsible bidder for Colbert Heights Middle School storm shelter to meet ICC 500 requirements

The School Board of Colbert County Schools · October 16, 2025
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Summary

To meet ICC 500 classroom-addition standards, the board approved the lowest responsible bidder for a storm shelter addition at Colbert Heights Middle School; the decision was unanimous.

The School Board of Colbert County Schools on Oct. 16 unanimously approved awarding the bid for a storm shelter addition at Colbert Heights Middle School to the lowest responsible bidder, as recommended by Superintendent Nathan Fuller.

Fuller presented the recommendation noting that the project is intended to satisfy ICC 500 classroom addition requirements for storm shelters. Rickie Saint moved to accept the lowest responsible bidder; David Yarber seconded the motion and the board approved the award unanimously.

The meeting minutes record the approval and reference a bid sheet attached to the agenda; the minutes do not record the contractor name, contract amount or projected construction timeline in the body of the minutes.