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Board approves Construction Manager At‑Risk method for four bond projects
Summary
Construction Manager Megan Davis asked the Board to adopt the Construction Manager At‑Risk (CMAR) delivery method for four new schools funded by the 2024 bond (elementaries #9 and #10, junior high #3, and high school #2); the Board approved the measure 7–0.
Construction Manager Megan Davis asked the Board to approve the Construction Manager At‑Risk (CMAR) delivery/contract method to serve as the general contractor and provide consultation for the four new school projects included in the 2024 bond package. Davis noted this is the same project delivery method previously used for recent bond projects, including the new Waller High School and two elementary schools.
Vice President Maria Herrera moved to approve the CMAR delivery method; Trustee Bryan Lowe seconded the motion and the Board approved the item unanimously, 7–0. The CMAR decision authorizes staff to proceed with procurement and contracting steps consistent with the approved delivery method for the bond projects.
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