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Contractor: bids to be advertised this month; construction slated to start June 22

Sheridan SD 48J School Committee · April 14, 2026
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Summary

At a Sheridan SD 48J school committee meeting, the district’s contractor said bidding for roofing, parking lot and lighting work will be advertised this month, with bids presented to the board May 20 and construction planned to begin June 22 to avoid hometown days.

At a meeting of the Sheridan SD 48J school committee, the district’s contractor, Scott, told the committee the schedule for summer projects has been adjusted since a Feb. 4 draft and that bids will be advertised in late April and open for three weeks.

Scott said the February schedule had been created before the architects, geotechnical team and other professional services were engaged. After receiving designers’ cost estimates in late January and engaging consultants, several tasks shifted three to four weeks. He said the district will advertise the roofing, parking‑lot and lighting packages on April 29, keep the bid period open three weeks, and bring recommended awards to the school board at its May 20 meeting.

Scott told the committee that if the board approves contracts at that May meeting, construction is planned to begin on June 22. He said the June 22 start date was chosen in part to avoid conflicts with hometown days and reduce disruption during community events.

Why it matters: The contractor’s timeline sets expectations for procurement, mobilization and community impacts. Committee members had compared the February and April Gantt charts and asked for clarifications about what changed; Scott attributed the shifts to incorporating stakeholder input and updated cost estimates from engaged professionals.

The committee also moved to approve the meeting minutes early in the session; a committee member moved and another seconded, and the meeting proceeded without a recorded roll‑call vote on the minutes.

What’s next: Scott said bids will be on the street for three weeks and that award recommendations will be presented to the board on May 20. The committee will continue to receive updates on bid results, contract awards and any schedule changes.