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Board approves guaranteed maximum prices for three district projects totaling roughly $23.6 million
Summary
Trustees unanimously approved GMPs with Core Construction for Waterford Oaks (approx. $12.15M), Plummer renovation (approx. $9.09M) and Lacey Enrollment Phase 2 (approx. $2.4M), with the administration noting value-engineering and an overall under-budget outcome across projects.
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The board approved Guaranteed Maximum Prices (GMPs) for three bond-funded construction projects with Core Construction: Waterford Oaks (~$12,152,000), Plummer Elementary renovation (~$9,085,000) and Lacey Enrollment Center Phase 2 (~$2,400,000). Construction presenter Josh Gaines said teams used value engineering to bring most projects under budget and that the combined projects were under budget by roughly $215,000.
Gaines walked trustees through scope adjustments (reducing soil prep and optimizing civil work) and noted safety-and-security additions (PA systems, clocks and cameras) that increased costs at some sites. Trustee discussion requested clearer asterisks on publicly posted documents to show where increases occurred; Gaines acknowledged the request and noted the presentation includes a footnote identifying increases on Waterford Oaks and Lacey items.
A motion to approve the GMPs was moved and seconded; trustees voted unanimously to approve the guaranteed maximum prices to Core Construction for the named projects.
