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Board approves $78,172 contract for Alcorn Village relocation services
Summary
Trustees approved a $78,172.70 contract with Managed Facility Solutions to provide relocation services for the Alcorn Village modernization project; the contract will be paid from Measure Z funds and was approved unanimously after public comment.
The Washington Unified School District board voted to approve a contract with Managed Facility Solutions for relocation services supporting the Alcorn Village modernization project.
District staff recommended the award after noting the vendor's prior work on similar projects; the contract amount is $78,172.70 and is payable from Measure Z bond funds. Administration described the vendor's responsibilities as move-in and move-out logistics, careful handling of materials and timely project completion.
The board approved the contract by roll-call vote. "Administration recommends approval of the agreement with Managed Facility Solutions for the Alcorn Village modernization for $78,172.70 paid out of the Measure Z fund," a staff presenter stated during the item.
Two public commenters used the comment period tied to this item to raise unrelated concerns about an investigation at Riverbank Elementary and about racial inequities in county policy. Trustees proceeded to vote on the contract after hearing the comments.
