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Board approves EV-charging amendment, roofing and fire-alarm bids and other facilities actions
Summary
Trustees unanimously approved several facilities and procurement items: an EV bus charging infrastructure amendment, multiple authorizations to seek bids (fire alarm, interim housing site work), a re-roofing bid award, a deferred maintenance plan, and an early-education center change order; the consent calendar also passed and closed session expulsions were reported.
The Los Banos Unified School District board on Tuesday approved several construction and procurement items tied to ongoing modernization and maintenance work across the district.
Key actions (all approved by board vote unless indicated): - EV bus charging infrastructure construction amendment (Schneider Electric Buildings Americas Inc.): board approved construction amendment number two and authorized the superintendent to sign contract documents and issue a notice to proceed. - Authorization to seek bids: board authorized seeking bids for the Losanis Junior High School fire-alarm replacement project and for Laspanis High School interim housing site work. - Bid award: the board awarded the re-roofing bid for Losanis Junior High (buildings B and F) to Advance Roofing and authorized contract signing and notice to proceed. - Early Education Center: change order number one with TBS Contractors, Inc., for the early education center project was approved. - Deferred maintenance plan: trustees approved the deferred maintenance plan as recommended by the facility subcommittee. - Courses and policy first readings: the board declared intent to adopt new courses (beginning band, virtual enterprise) and course revisions for physical education as required by the FPM review (first readings).
The consent calendar was approved by roll-call vote. In closed session the board reported several student-discipline expulsions by case number and directed students to contact educational services for readmission review; students were referred to Valley Community School as appropriate.
Facilities staff noted several active projects mentioned elsewhere on the agenda (early education center utilities, campus solar and LED work, Laspanis High School DSA approvals, and the Volta modernization schedule). Trustees voted unanimously on the listed motions during the meeting.
