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Pamlico County Board approves construction contracts for new school and baseball field

Pamlico County Board of Education · November 5, 2024
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Summary

Following an update that the guaranteed maximum price and notice to proceed are in place, the Pamlico County Board approved several contracts for a new school project and baseball field work, including fencing, field installation, lighting and third‑party inspection services.

Board members received a construction update and approved multiple contracts tied to the district’s new school and athletic field.

Henry Rice provided a brief construction update noting that a notice to proceed followed the board’s Oct. 17 approval of a guaranteed maximum price; subcontracts have been issued and the construction trailer foundation work was scheduled. Rice reminded the board that the federal/state/local grant that funds much of the work was awarded on Sept. 26, 2022.

The board approved a set of contracts related to the baseball field: a Whitehurst fence contract for $138,734, a field installation contract with Carolina Greens Corporation (quote included in the meeting packet), and VASE Lighting & Design for field lights at $349,470. Board members confirmed those contracts had been reviewed by district legal staff.

For the new school itself, the board approved a Terracon third‑party inspection agreement (roughly $164,000 as discussed in the packet) to provide geotechnical and construction observation services. Each contract was moved, seconded and approved by voice/hand raise.

Prescott said the approvals mark steady progress toward completing the new school and baseball field components; board members noted bids had been received and contract oversight would continue.