Tuloso‑Midway ISD board approves Fulton Construction as construction manager at risk for new junior high

The Tuloso‑Midway Independent School District Board of Trustees voted 5–0 on July 7 to authorize Fulton Construction as the Construction Manager at Risk for the district's new Tuloso‑Midway Junior High School. The district administration recommended the award, specifying a $30,000 preconstruction services fee, a $2,228,803.00 general conditions fee and a 3% contract manager fee.

"It is the Administration's recommendation that the board authorize a contract for Construction Manager at Risk for the construction of the new Tuloso‑Midway Junior High School to Fulton Construction for a preconstruction services fee of $30,000, a general conditions fee of $2,228,803.00 and a Contract Mangers fee of 3%." The motion to approve was made by Trustee Kim Boone, seconded by Trustee Rick Chapa, and recorded in the transcript as "Motion: Kim Boone Second by: Rick Chapa Vote: 5:0." The decision finalizes the procurement vehicle for delivery of preconstruction services and moves the project into the construction manager phase as described in the recommendation.

The transcript does not record a district estimate of total construction cost, a project timeline, or funding sources tied to the contract award. The board’s action authorizes Fulton Construction to begin preconstruction work under the terms and fees presented; further contractual details, any guaranteed maximum price or schedule, and funding breakdowns were not specified in the public record for this meeting.

The board also listed a regular meeting on July 21, 2025, for future business and adjourned the special meeting the same evening.