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Board awards $435,000 contract to JH Kelly to replace Centennial High fire alarm system

Centennial School District Governing Board · December 10, 2025
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Summary

The Board approved a $435,000 contract with JH Kelly, LLC to replace the fire alarm system at Centennial High School; bids opened Dec. 3 and the project is scheduled for completion by May 30, 2026 using remaining 2020 Capital Bond contingency funds.

Director of Business and Operations Paul Southerton recommended awarding the Centennial High School fire alarm replacement contract to JH Kelly, LLC in the amount of $435,000, noting the project is a previously approved "below the line" capital project funded with remaining 2020 Capital Bond contingency funds. Southerton reported bids were advertised on Nov. 5 and opened Dec. 3, with six bids received and JH Kelly submitting the lowest responsive bid within budget.

Director Rose Solowski moved to approve the award to JH Kelly, LLC to replace the fire alarm system at Centennial High School; Director David Linn seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously. Southerton said work will be conducted during evenings, the new system will be fully operational before removal of the existing system, and the project is scheduled for completion by May 30, 2026.

The Board's approval commits contingency bond funds to the project; the transcript records the timeline and funding source but does not include the vendor contract number or detailed payment schedule. Implementation will be managed by Business and Operations with evening installation work to avoid daytime disruption to students.