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Board selects Competitive Sealed Proposals for upcoming bond construction work
Summary
After a presentation by Wade Zimmer, the board voted unanimously to use Competitive Sealed Proposals (CSP) rather than CMAR for procurement of the district's bond project; motion by Will Pinner, second by Kevin Clepper.
The Aquilla ISD Board voted to use Competitive Sealed Proposals (CSP) as the procurement method for the district's forthcoming bond construction project following a presentation by Wade Zimmer on procurement options. Zimmer told the board CSP permits a one-time evaluation based on qualifications and allows bidders to submit full-price proposals; the board heard that Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) typically involves a fee-based initial price and later subcontractor selection and is often chosen prior to a bond election.
Will Pinner moved to adopt CSP for the bond project; Kevin Clepper seconded and the motion carried unanimously. The minutes record the board's intent to seek qualifications and full proposals and that interviews could be used if needed. No budget figures or contractor names were presented in the minutes.
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