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Hononegah board approves $595,000 roofing contract and multiple facilities purchases

Hononegah Community High School District 207 Board of Education · March 18, 2026
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Summary

The Hononegah Community High School District 207 board voted March 18 to approve a Garland/DBS roofing contract not to exceed $595,000 for the CTE area and a series of other facilities purchases including towable grandstands and switchgear upgrades.

The Hononegah Community High School District 207 Board of Education on March 18 approved a Garland/DBS roofing contract not to exceed $595,000 to complete roof work in the CTE area, leaving one area still to be completed. The motion, moved by Bob Geddeis and seconded by Eric Flohr, carried unanimously.

Trustees also approved a slate of athletics and facilities purchases and projects. The board authorized two towable aluminum grandstands from Carroll Seating, Inc. for $227,308.68, an installation quote for a softball batting cage through Team REIL Inc. not to exceed $58,000, and the purchase of batting cage materials from BSN Sports for $26,383.49. In facilities work, the board approved a switchgear installation quote from McGilva Electric for $40,726.18 and a GFI replacement quote from Aero Electric & Communications Co. for $10,740.00. A motion was approved to solicit bids for greenhouse polycarbonate panel replacement and for a drywell replacement in the northwest parking lot.

“These projects are being recommended by the Building & Grounds Committee,” the board minute notes state; votes on the items were unanimous. The approvals follow committee review and were presented during the board meeting in Rockton, where trustees said the projects address life-safety and operational needs.

Next steps include formal contract execution and, where required, bidding per Illinois procurement rules. The minutes reference compliance with 105 ILCS 5/10-20.21(xi) in the quoted switchgear action.