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Board approves DSA inspector contract and GMPs for two special-education classroom conversions

Fort Bragg Unified Board of Trustees · January 10, 2025
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Summary

Trustees voted to hire a DSA inspector (Wind and Sea Enterprises, approved with a not-to-exceed cap) and approved guaranteed maximum-price contracts to convert existing classrooms into special-education suites at Dana Gray and Fort Bragg Middle School; funding sources include RDA reserves and district facilities allocations.

District facilities staff recommended hiring a DSA-certified inspector to support two non-bond DSA projects to convert existing classrooms into special-education suites. Facilities consultant Don explained he solicited multiple proposals and recommended Wind and Sea Enterprises as the most responsive proposer; the board approved hiring Wind and Sea Enterprises with a not-to-exceed cap set at the time of the vote.

On two separate agenda items the board approved guaranteed maximum price (GMP) lease-leaseback contracts for DSA project O1121844 (Dana Gray classroom conversion) and DSA project O1121845 (Fort Bragg Middle School Room 306 conversion). Staff said the projects will repurpose existing indoor space to create student restrooms, a student kitchen and support spaces; staff reported the projects will be funded from redevelopment (RDA) funds the district has banked for facilities work and other district facility resources. Trustees discussed subcontractor availability in the rural market and set not-to-exceed parameters for the inspector contract to limit exposure.