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Board awards roughly $6.42 million in contracts for CTE and culinary additions

Boyne City Board of Education · May 11, 2026
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Summary

The board unanimously awarded multiple trade, equipment and site-work contracts for the district's CTE and culinary additions at the May 11 meeting. Individual awards ranged from selective demolition ($89,980) to a $748,410 mechanical contract and a $750,329 emergency notification bid.

During action items on May 11 the Boyne City Board approved a package of construction and equipment awards to advance the CTE and culinary additions. Contracts were awarded to multiple vendors on administrative recommendation, including selective demolition ($89,980 to Asbestos Abatement Inc.), concrete ($501,115 to Kent Companies Inc.), masonry ($589,566 to Straus Masonry Inc.), structural steel ($550,968 to Howard Structural Steel, Inc.), general trades ($641,517 to Graham Construction Corporation), metal wall panels ($330,300 to FOCO Metal Works), roofing ($208,054 to Bri-Car Roofing Sheet Metal), aluminum entrances ($198,534 to Traverse City Glass), flooring ($87,000 to Omega Floors), painting ($56,065 to Vork Brothers Painting), food service equipment ($589,685 to TriMark Marlinn LLC), fire suppression ($63,750 to Summit Fire Protection), mechanical ($748,410 to Remer Plumbing), electrical ($493,054 to Atlas Electric) and site work ($517,916 to Harbor Springs Excavating). The board also approved an emergency notification system bid to Moss Audio Corporation for $750,329.

The minutes record unanimous approval for each award as recommended administratively. Taken together, the listed contract awards and equipment purchases total approximately $6.42 million. Board members received renderings and a bid-process briefing earlier in the meeting from French Associates and Barton Malow; the awards move the project into the contracting phase pending standard administrative follow-up.