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Board approves $173,680 elementary HVAC controls overhaul
Summary
The Treynor board unanimously approved a $173,680 bid from Engineered Controls to replace wiring, sensors and controllers in the elementary HVAC system, using Honeywell controllers and targeting a June 2, 2025 start to allow testing before school starts.
The Treynor Community School District board on Jan. 13 approved a $173,680 bid from Engineered Controls to update HVAC controls in the elementary building.
Per the meeting record, the vendor’s proposal includes removal and replacement of wiring, sensors and control modules, updates to actuator valves for compatibility, and installation of Honeywell controllers to avoid proprietary limitations. District materials note Engineered Controls previously implemented controls for middle and high school additions, informing the vendor selection. Work is scheduled to begin June 2, 2025 so the system can be tested and adjusted before the 2025–26 school year.
The motion to approve the bid passed 5–0; Mr. Christensen moved and Mr. Stogdill seconded the motion.
The record indicates the upgrade is intended to improve reliability, climate control and energy efficiency; the board authorized the contract without recorded amendments or public comment in the meeting minutes.
