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Board approves multiple facilities contracts, procurement and grant authorizations
Summary
The Stockton Unified board approved a series of facilities contracts, lease amendments, construction closeouts, a procurement authorization for forward‑facing cameras and the district’s application to a zero‑emission school bus grant; most passed unanimously with one absence.
On consent and action items, the board approved multiple facilities and procurement items including:
- Installation of 340 linear feet of chain‑link fencing at Hamilton Elementary (agreement with Benton Fencing & Drilling Inc.). - Amendment No. 1 to the lease‑leaseback contract with Landmark Constructors for agricultural mechanic shop renovation at Stack High School. - An inspector of records agreement for the Stack High School agricultural mechanics renovation project. - Amendment No. 2 and change order number one to the lease‑leaseback agreement with Roland Builders for Stack High School pool repair and replastering. - Notice of completion for LCAP playground projects at Bush and King Elementary Schools (bid 24.032). - Approval of CUP CCAA agreement with Built Pro Inc. for tenant improvements at Arthur Coleman tenant improvement. - Purchase of an easement from Stockton East Water District. - Resolution authorizing procurement of forward‑facing cameras (RFP 25.600) under public contract code route. - Resolution authorizing participation in Part B of the zero‑emission school bus infrastructure grant application for six new buses.
Most actions were approved on roll call with six yes, zero no and one absent (Trustee Angel Ann Flores). Votes on minor contract details were routine and staff indicated standard procurement and facilities procedures will follow.
Representative quote: “Motion passes 6‑0 with one absent,” was the typical roll call result for these agenda items.
What comes next: procurement and facilities departments will complete contract paperwork, coordinate project timelines and return to the board with any required project updates or change orders.
