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District seeks $3.1M intercom replacement and classroom digital signage under 2025 bond; board to consider next meeting

SAN ANGELO ISD Board of Trustees · June 8, 2026
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Summary

Staff presented an RFP recommendation to replace aging campus intercoms and add classroom digital signage for safety and integration with access control systems; Sultter was recommended and staff will bring a formal contract and contingency details to the next board meeting.

SAN ANGELO ISD staff presented plans to replace campus intercom systems and add classroom digital signage as part of the 2025 bond safety-and-security projects.

Miss Doyle said many campus intercom components are aging and that an RFP was developed with Krux Communications to identify an enterprise-grade solution able to integrate with access-control and emergency systems. Two bids were received; Sultter scored highest and submitted a lower price and shorter timeline than the other respondent. The project as presented to the board carries an estimated base cost of $3,135,295 plus a $100,000 contingency and an anticipated performance bond cost of under $50,000. Several campuses (Glenn, McGill, Crockett) will have their intercom upgrades handled through their active construction projects, staff said.

Board members asked for a visualization and timeline; staff agreed to include a more detailed per-campus cost breakdown and the performance-bond cost in Friday Facts ahead of the next meeting when formal approval will be requested.

What's next: staff will bring a formal contract recommendation and the performance-bond figure to the next board meeting for approval; work at central campuses is time-sensitive because demolition and construction timing requires completion before certain buildings are removed.