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School board approves bids for tennis courts, mobile cooler, septic, painting and flooring projects

Stokes County Schools Board of Education · June 15, 2026
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Summary

The board awarded multiple bids including South Stokes tennis courts to Rustin Paving, a mobile cooler to NorthPro, septic services to Riddle Septic, and painting and flooring contracts across multiple schools.

At its regular meeting the Stokes County Schools Board approved a series of construction and equipment contracts intended to complete campus maintenance and athletic upgrades over the summer.

Facilities staff recommended awarding the South Stokes High tennis court rebuild to Rustin Paving as the lowest responsive bidder. The base bid was presented at $255,920 and an alternate (contingency in case of failed proof roll) brought the total to approximately $299,990; staff explained the alternate covers crushed‑concrete stabilization if the existing base fails proof roll.

The board also approved the purchase of a mobile cooler/freezer trailer for Child Nutrition (bid tabulation listed NorthPro Equipment as the low bidder at the amount shown in the packet), septic services for 2026–27 to Riddle Septic Services ($42,700), painting projects at five schools to CertaPro (low bidder $123,992) and flooring projects across eight schools (low bidder Carpet Connections, tabulated amount in packet). Those items were either pulled into the action agenda or approved from the consent agenda as listed.

Board members noted that most projects are scheduled for summer work windows and asked for follow‑up details on scope and timelines; staff said some work (e.g., tennis courts) is already moving forward at other campuses and that scope documents will be provided.

What’s next: Staff will finalize contracts, schedule summer work, and return with any necessary change orders or scope clarifications.