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Board approves several contracts and facility agreements, including MOU for Fort Couch gym and piped service contracts

Upper Saint Clair School District Board · June 16, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a one‑year extension with Allegheny Health Network for athletic trainers, a five‑year clinical internship affiliation with the University of Pittsburgh, a three‑year MOU with the Scoring Factory for Fort Couch gym ($22,655 base), renewal of the Orkin pest contract at $7,201.56/year, and awarded plumbing and bollards contracts following bids.

The board approved a slate of operations and agreement items on June 15, including health‑services contracts, facility use MOUs, and awarded construction contracts after competitive bids.

Key approvals:

- A one‑year extension of the Allegheny Health Network sports medicine agreement for athletic trainers, approved subject to final terms acceptable to the superintendent and solicitor.

- A five‑year clinical internship affiliation agreement with the University of Pittsburgh for clinical internships, approved subject to final terms.

- A three‑year memorandum of understanding with the Scoring Factory to use the Fort Couch gymnasium on specified dates and times; the MOU carries a base payment to the district of $22,655 with annual increases of 5%.

- Renewal of the Orkin pest control contract for three years at $7,201.56 per year (no increase) and a reduction in call‑out fees.

- Award of the high‑school plumbing project to Nathan Constant Excavation & Plumbing at a low bid of $379,945; the district requested a 10% contingency to bring the project not to exceed $417,939.50. The bollard project was recommended to Esquijeta Masonry LLC at $85,895 with a 10% contingency to a not‑to‑exceed $94,485; both projects would be paid from the construction fund.

Motions to approve these items were moved and seconded and passed by the board. Administration said contingencies were requested to accommodate expected construction cost variability.