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Board approves five-year facilities-management contract with Perfections Group

Greater Clark County Schools Board of Trustees · March 12, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a five-year contract (starting 2026) with Perfections Group for facilities management, with first-three-year costs presented at $10,612,109 and later years to be recalculated as new schools come online.

The Greater Clark County Schools Board of Trustees on March 10 approved a five-year facilities-management contract with Perfections Group, with an automatic five-year renewal clause. Staff told trustees the first three years of the contract are estimated at $10,612,109; later years will be recalculated because new schools will alter service scope.

District staff said the contract had been reviewed and approved by board attorney Michelle Cooper. A board member praised the arrangement for delivering cost savings and for Perfections Group’s treatment of employees after a prior transition. "We are very pleased with the direction that we're even heading every day," the member said, describing operational savings and employee outcomes.

Perfections Group will begin work in 2026 under the contract staff presented; the board moved, seconded and approved the agreement by voice vote. Staff said the firm handles roofing, HVAC and engineering oversight under the district’s model and that the contract is a key part of district operations and cost management.

The board asked that staff continue oversight and return with recalculated costs for years four and five as the scope becomes clearer when new schools open. The contract approval authorizes district staff to finalize terms and implement the vendor model under board oversight.