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Finance committee advances multiple facility bids and contracts to full board, including large roof restorations

Mill Creek Township Board of School Directors · March 10, 2026
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Summary

The Finance & Operations committee voted to send several capital and maintenance contracts to the March board meeting, including elevator modernization ($292,000), electronic message center installations ($564,000) and multiple roof restorations (largest $2.54 million); administration said most work is funded from previously issued bonds or capital-projects funds.

The Finance & Operations committee on March 9 voted to advance a set of recommended contracts and bids to the full board for approval. The projects include elevator modernization work at McDowell, an electronic-message-center installation across multiple schools, chiller bearing replacement, and several large roof restorations.

Administration presented the bids and described funding sources: most projects are to be paid from previously issued bond proceeds or capital-projects funds, though one item will use capital-project money rather than bond proceeds. Key figures presented included an elevator modernization bid for $292,000 and an electronic-message-center phase priced at $564,000. The committee also reviewed larger roof restoration contracts (a $2,541,601 recommendation for Walnut Creek Middle School and a $996,419 quote for McDowell Intermediate) and a $241,199 roof restoration for a maintenance building.

Committee members asked for clearer scope information for some projects (for example, elevator modernization scope and chiller warranty status) and for an explanation of the decision to use cooperative-contract pricing for several roofing items. Administration explained timing and bond-spend requirements influenced procurement timing, noting a desire to reach required spend thresholds tied to a prior bond issuance.

The committee moved the referenced items to the full board meeting at the end of the month for final approval.

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