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Gordon-Rushville board selects CMAR delivery for facilities project, ratifies CMAR policy and declares wrestling mats surplus
Summary
At its May 27 meeting the Gordon-Rushville Schools Board unanimously adopted a resolution selecting the Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) delivery system for a facilities improvement project, ratified Policy 3042 on CMAR contracts, and declared multiple wrestling mats surplus for sale.
The Gordon-Rushville Schools Board of Education voted unanimously May 27 to use the Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) delivery system for an upcoming school facilities improvement project, ratify Policy 3042 governing CMAR contracts and declare several wrestling mats surplus for sale.
Ward Wacker moved to “adopt a resolution selecting the construction management at risk contract delivery system for a school facilities improvement project,” and Nick Sasse seconded the motion. The board carried the resolution on a 6-0 vote.
The board then ratified Policy 3042, which the agenda identifies as governing Construction Management at Risk contracts; Ryan Alcorn moved the ratification and Bobbi Archibald seconded. That motion passed 6-0.
In other business the board declared a list of wrestling mats surplus and authorized their sale. The motion, made by Nick Sasse and seconded by Seth Tausan, specified the inventory to be sold: 2 sections of light blue vinyl mats (10 ft x 30 ft), 2 sections of black resilite mats (12 ft x 34 ft), 1 section of black resilite mat (16 ft x 34 ft), 3 sections of orange vinyl mats (11.5 ft x 36 ft), 1 blue resilite mat (12 ft x 36 ft), 2 blue resilite mats (12 ft x 30 ft), and various small pieces of blue and orange mat. That motion also passed 6-0.
Board procedures and formalities were recorded for the meeting: the board declared the session properly publicized under policy 2008 (method of publication: Sheridan County Journal Star), accepted the agenda (motion by Bobbi Archibald, seconded by Nick Sasse), noted no public forum speakers, and adjourned at 8:22 a.m. (motion by Bobbi Archibald, seconded by Seth Tausan). Vote tallies recorded in the minutes list Ryan Alcorn, Bobbi Archibald, Carrie Child, Nick Sasse, Seth Tausan and Ward Wacker voting "Yes" on each motion.
The board announced its next regular meeting for June 8, 2026 at 5:30 p.m.
What the actions mean: Selecting the CMAR delivery system initiates a project procurement path that the board said will be used for a facilities improvement project; ratifying Policy 3042 provides board-level approval for the district’s use of CMAR contracts. The sale of surplus wrestling mats disposes of specified athletic equipment consistent with district procedures. No discussion or public comment on these items is recorded in the available minutes.
