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Lewisville ISD trustees unanimously approve broad consent agenda, including multiple bond-program selections
Summary
Trustees approved an omnibus consent agenda covering RFP/RFQ awards, insurance renewals and several 2023/2024 bond-program selections, voting unanimously (7-0). The package includes CMAR selections and technical contracts for paging, fire suppression and AV projects.
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The Lewisville Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a comprehensive consent agenda at its Aug. 12, 2024 regular meeting, authorizing multiple procurements and bond-program project selections.
The consent motion, moved by Trustee Katherine Sells and seconded by Dr. Staci Barker, covered RFPs and RFQs for cataloging software, civil and MEP engineering services, cooperative contracts for vehicles and technology, various insurance renewals, and first-sale items for the 2023 and 2024 bond programs. "Motion was made by Mrs. Sells, seconded by Dr. Barker, to approve the Consent Agenda as presented," the minutes record. The board recorded the motion as carried unanimously (7-0).
Notable items listed under the consent approval include Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) selections for the 2024 bond first-sale projects; campus sound and critical communications upgrades; data center fire suppression delivery-method approval; engineering firm selections for a cellular distributed antenna system and classroom audio-visual refresh; and WAN fiber ring Phase 2 work. The consent packet also listed renewals for workers' compensation TPA, cyber and liability insurance, inspection services, catering, special education contracts and other cooperative purchasing items.
Board records show the motion encompassed both 2023 bond first-sale packages and new 2024 bond selections, consolidating routine procurement and capital program steps into a single omnibus vote to keep projects on schedule.
