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Board selects construction manager at-risk method for five bond projects
Summary
Red Oak ISD adopted the Construction Manager At-Risk (CMAR), two-step procurement method for five 2025 bond projects, including a new CTE building with cafeteria, a new Harmony Way elementary, ROHS practice gym addition, sub-varsity athletic venue and Goodloe Stadium renovations.
The Red Oak ISD Board of Trustees voted to adopt a Construction Manager At-Risk (CMAR), two-step construction delivery method for five bond-funded projects.
Chief Financial Officer Dr. Bill Johnston and Julie Phillips, Director of Purchasing, presented the recommendation to the board. The projects named in the minutes are: a new Career & Technical Education building with cafeteria; a new elementary school on Harmony Way; a ROHS practice gym addition; a sub-varsity athletic venue; and Goodloe Stadium renovations. Johnny Knight moved to adopt the CMAR two-step process for those projects and Donna Knight seconded; the motion passed 6–0.
The method the board approved is intended to allow selection of a construction manager under a guaranteed maximum price process and to begin pre-construction work prior to finalizing construction documents.
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