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Lake Stevens School District board approves nearly $3M in warrants, awards $740,085 portable contract
Summary
The Lake Stevens School District Board on April 16 approved consent items including nearly $3.0 million in warrants, personnel actions, donations, and authorized a $740,085 contract for Secure Portables to LONG Building Technologies. The board also gave final acceptance to multiple public works projects.
The Lake Stevens School District Board of Directors approved routine and construction items during its April 16 regular meeting, including nearly $3 million in warrants and an authorization to award a portable classroom contract.
Director David Iseminger moved to approve the Consent Agenda, which included Warrant Nos. 316492–316602 totaling $2,982,121.87, March payroll warrants, multiple personnel actions, and donations such as a $60,000 contribution from the Sunnycrest PTA to Stevens Creek Elementary. Director Vildan Kirby seconded the motion and it was unanimously approved, the board record shows.
Separately, the board approved final acceptance of a set of public works projects after Facilities and School Planning staff confirmed contractors met contract and public works requirements. Director Vildan Kirby moved for final acceptance; Director Paul Lund seconded and the motion passed.
The board then authorized awarding the Secure Portables construction contract to LONG Building Technologies in the amount of $740,085.00; the motion was seconded and approved. The Facilities and School Planning staff reported that all items on the construction punch lists had been completed and required documentation received.
The board also approved travel requests for qualified CTE students to national competitions, acceptance of equipment and monetary donations, and the personnel report listing classified hires, resignations and retirements. On procedural items, Director Paul Lund moved to approve the meeting agenda; Director David Iseminger seconded and the motion carried. Director Vildan Kirby moved to approve the March 26 meeting minutes; Director Lund seconded. The minutes were approved, with Director Iseminger recorded as abstaining because he had not attended the March 26 meeting.
The board did not take additional public action on the preliminary budget presentation at this meeting; that item was presented for review and discussion.
What happens next: the district will proceed with contract execution for the Secure Portables project and continue routine procurement and construction close-out processes as indicated by Facilities staff.
