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Board approves $3.567 million contract to expand CTE seats at CTC Hall

Chesterfield County School Board · February 11, 2026
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Summary

Chesterfield County School Board approved memo 017-26 to award a $3,567,000 lump-sum contract to Suburban Remodeling Corporation for classroom renovations at CTC Hall designed to increase career and technical education (CTE) capacity; the project is slated for substantial completion June 30, 2026.

The Chesterfield County School Board on Feb. 10 approved Memo 017-26 awarding a contract to Suburban Remodeling Corporation to renovate second-floor classrooms at CTC Hall and expand career and technical education capacity.

Dr. Watica reported four bids were received and recommended Suburban Remodeling Corporation as the lowest responsive and responsible bidder with a lump-sum base bid of $3,567,000. "Suburban Remodeling Corporation has been determined to be the lowest responsible and responsive bid for the project at a lumpsum base bid of $3,567,000," the presenter said. The project’s substantial-completion date is June 30, 2026.

During the public meeting the superintendent’s staff noted the bid was significantly under budget. The board moved and the clerk recorded roll-call approval for the memo; the transcript captures affirmative votes recorded from Jennifer Darby, Dominique Chatters, Steven Pronto and Lisa Hudgins.

Why it matters: the classroom renovation is intended to increase the number of CTE seats and related supporting components to serve a larger student population. The division described the award as a positive budget outcome because the low bid came in below the project budget.

Implementation: Procurement and the architect will execute contract documents and monitor construction progress with reporting to the board; the district expects substantial completion by June 30, 2026. The board’s contract approval authorizes staff to proceed with the award and project execution.