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Board approves awards for bleachers/press box and stadium electrical; site work held for further review
Summary
After construction managers recommended awarding long‑lead items, the board approved a $879,370 contract to Southern Bleacher Company Inc. for bleachers/press box and a $358,000 electrical contract to Shoreline Power Services; site work and some baseball-field items were deferred for later evaluation.
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The Board of Education voted to award two contracts tied to Bond Bid Pack 1 after district construction managers recommended moving forward with long‑lead items.
A motion was made and approved to award the bleachers and press‑box contract to Southern Bleacher Company Inc. in the amount of $879,370, reflecting the recommendation included in the board packet. "A motion to award the bleachers and prep box bid to Southern Bleacher Company Inc. in the amount of 879,370 as recommended administratively," the board member stated before the board voted in favor.
The board also approved awarding the electrical contract to Shoreline Power Services for $358,000. Construction management explained electrical and stadium lighting are long‑lead and that awarding now locks current material and supplier pricing for those items. Administration said some site‑work components that solely supported the baseball‑field renovation are being held or set aside until the team evaluates options — the district may self‑perform portions later or repackage bids to stay within the overall bond budget.
Board members asked why athletics items were prioritized; construction management and administration explained that the programming and design work for large academic projects takes longer to ready for bid, while bleacher/press‑box manufacturing and stadium electrical have lead times that require earlier procurement to meet schedule needs. The board approved the contracts by voice vote.

