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Klamath County School District board unanimously approves bid award for Henley High School fire ponds
Summary
At a June 3 special meeting, the Klamath County School District board approved a bid award to C&C Constructors, LLC for the Henley High School fire ponds project; the motion passed 5-0 after the district's business services director presented the bid packet and noted Adkins Engineering recommended the contractor.
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The Klamath County School District Board of Directors unanimously approved a bid award to C&C Constructors, LLC for the Henley High School fire ponds project during a special meeting on June 3, 2026.
Janet Melsness, the district's Director of Business Services, reviewed the bid award materials that were included in the board packet. When Board Chair Brooke Kliewer asked whether the district had previously worked with C&C Constructors, the record shows the answer was no and that Adkins Engineering had worked with the company and recommended them. "I move we approve the bid award to C&C Constructors, LLC. for the Henley High School fire ponds project," John Rademacher said when making the motion; Katie Bruner seconded. The motion passed 5-0 (Katie Bruner: Yea; Brooke Kliewer: Yea; Steve Lowell: Yea; John Rademacher: Yea; Marc Staunton: Yea).
The action was taken during a brief special meeting convened at 10:00 a.m. at the Klamath County School District office in Klamath Falls. The board adjourned at 10:10 a.m. The district packet and staff's documentation of the bids were noted as attached to the meeting materials; the transcript does not specify contract amount, schedule, or other procurement details.
The vote completes the board's formal approval of the contractor for the project. The meeting record does not detail funding sources, contract value, projected start dates, or other implementation steps; those items were not specified in the transcript and will require follow-up with district staff or the posted contract documents for specifics.
