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Board approves design-build procurement for RHS dental assisting program
Summary
The Reynolds School District Board voted 6-0 to use a Design-Build procurement method to renovate Reynolds High School for a dental assisting program; the Board acted in its role as the Local Contract Review Board. Implementation details were not specified in the meeting record.
The Reynolds School District Board of Education (Reynolds SD 7) on Sept. 24 approved the use of a Design-Build procurement method for renovations at Reynolds High School to establish a dental assisting program.
Chair Michael Reyes presided over the action. Director Francisco Ibarra moved that the Board, acting as the Local Contract Review Board, approve the utilization of a Design-Build procurement method for renovations at RHS for a dental assisting program; Director Aaron Muñoz seconded the motion. The motion passed on a recorded vote of Yea: 6, Nay: 0. The transcript records the motion wording and the roll call result but does not list a timeline or budget for construction, contractor selection criteria, or implementation milestones.
The decision authorizes school leadership to proceed with procurement using the Design-Build delivery model rather than a traditional design-bid-build process. The meeting record does not specify the expected project cost, projected start date, or the department assigned to manage the renovation; those details were not provided in the transcript.
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