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Board accepts low bids for middle‑school roof and tennis‑court repairs; work slated for summer
Summary
Trustees approved bid tabulations and accepted the lowest responsible bids for a middle‑school roof replacement and tennis‑court repairs (tennis low bid: Vasco at $302,001.99). Board noted multiple bidders and scheduled construction after spring sports seasons.
At the March 18 meeting the Brecksville‑Broadview Heights City Board of Education accepted bid tabulations and awarded low bids for two summer capital projects: a middle‑school roof replacement and tennis‑court repairs.
On the middle‑school roof project the administration presented multiple competitive bids. The bid tabulation shown to the board listed several contractors and amounts; administration indicated the low bid listed on the tabulation at $76,000 and that the project's estimate had been in the roughly $90,000 range. The board voted 5–0 to accept the low bid per the tabulation.
For tennis‑court repairs, administration reported five bids and recommended accepting the lowest responsible bid from Vasco at $302,001.99. The board noted prior work with that contractor and discussed timing: construction is planned to begin after the boys’ match season ends (May 11–12) so as to minimize disruption to spring athletics. That motion also passed 5–0.
Why it matters: These awards commit contractors to district capital work and inform timing and budget planning for summer facility projects. The board emphasized vendor reputation and prior experience when discussing the tennis‑court contractor.
Next steps: Administration will finalize contract documents and schedule work with contingency plans for weather or schedule conflicts; the offices will notify relevant athletic staff and publish construction timing for the community.
