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State-funded Waihi school project: dirt work done, concrete pouring underway
Summary
A contractor update said the Waihi school construction—recorded in the transcript at about $64,500,000 of state funding—is progressing with dirt work mostly complete, footings and concrete pours under way and an on-site concrete batch plant helping costs and schedule.
A construction representative told the Elko County oversight committee that the Waihi school project is advancing on schedule, with site preparation largely finished and major concrete work underway.
"So we dirt work is kind of, moving forward. Most of that's kind of done," said Matt Stalky, who reported that footings and concrete pouring are in progress and that "there's [a] concrete batch plant out there, which is really helping costs and getting really good concrete." The transcript lists the project budget at approximately $64,500,000 from the state and indicates the school district is managing the construction.
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