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Covina Valley board approves nearly $3.8 million in facility contracts, turf and cameras among items
Summary
The board approved several procurement contracts April 2 including Northview field lighting ($794,000), playground turf ($477,253), security cameras ($205,067.60), and a synthetic running track and field project ($2,363,201.50); all motions passed by unanimous roll call.
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At its April 2 meeting, the Covina Valley Unified School District Board of Education approved multiple facilities procurements and contract awards totaling several million dollars.
The board voted, by unanimous roll call, to award bid summary #25‑26‑103 and a contract to RDM Electric Company Inc. for Northview High School field lighting in the amount of $794,000.
Trustees also approved the procurement and installation of synthetic turf and related site work from Genesis Floor Coverings Inc. in the amount of $477,253 for Ben Lomond, Merwin and Roland campuses; a purchase of security cameras and related items from NIC Partners Inc. in the amount of $205,067.60 for the Covina Valley Children's Center, Merwin and Pioneer; and a synthetic running track, athletic equipment and field improvements through Hellas Construction Inc. in the amount of $2,363,201.50 under a California Multiple Award Schedule contract. Each motion was moved, seconded and carried unanimously on roll-call votes recorded in the meeting.
Board members did not record substantive public objections in the transcript. The contracts were approved pursuant to referenced California Multiple Award Schedule numbers noted in the board report; specific contract documents and implementation timelines were not read into the public record during the meeting.
Next steps: contract execution and project scheduling will proceed through district procurement and facilities staff; no additional board direction or contingencies were recorded during the meeting transcript.
