Taft ISD selects Construction Manager-at-Risk two-step process for new high school
Summary
Trustees approved using a Construction Manager-at-Risk (CMAR) two-step delivery method for the new Taft High School and authorized the superintendent and construction sub-committee to evaluate submissions; vote was 6-0 with one absent.
The Taft ISD Board of Trustees approved a Construction Manager-at-Risk (CMAR) two-step process as the construction delivery method for the new Taft High School. Trustee Greg Benedict made the motion and Trustee Paul Luis Treviño seconded; the motion passed 6-0 with Trustee Sylvia Montemayor absent.
The board additionally authorized the superintendent and the construction sub-committee to evaluate and rank submitted proposals under the two-step CMAR process. The minutes do not list submission deadlines, evaluation criteria, or the composition of the construction sub-committee beyond the authorization to evaluate and rank proposals.
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