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Board recommends GMC/Brad Bernard as architect for Career Tech Center project
Summary
Superintendent Nathan Fuller recommended and the board unanimously approved GMC/Brad Bernard for architectural services on the Career Tech Center project; staff earlier had given updates on land options for the project.
The Colbert County Schools Board recommended approval of GMC/Brad Bernard to serve as the architectural firm for the district’s Career Tech Center project.
During 'Other Business' Superintendent Nathan Fuller said he recommended GMC/Brad Bernard for the Career Tech Center; Steve Stayton moved to approve the recommendation and David Yarber seconded. The board voted unanimously to accept the recommendation.
Earlier in the meeting, Fuller provided updates on land options for the Career Tech Center as part of his superintendent’s report. The minutes do not specify the selected parcel, the contract terms or the anticipated project timeline; the recommendation of an architectural firm was recorded as approved by unanimous vote.
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