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Pasadena ISD approves $35.49 million contract to replace Jessup Elementary
Summary
The Pasadena ISD Board voted to award a $35,486,326 construction contract to Drymalla Construction for the New Jessup Elementary School Replacement Project from the 2022 bond program; the motion passed 7–0.
The Pasadena Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a construction contract with Drymalla Construction Company, Inc. for the 2022 Bond New Jessup Elementary School Replacement Project in the amount of $35,486,326. The motion was made by Marshall Kendrick and seconded by Nelda Sullivan; the minutes record the motion passed by a 7 to 0 vote.
Board members heard the construction item during the Operations section of the agenda and voted to authorize the contract from the 2022 bond program. The contract amount—$35,486,326—was the primary factual detail presented and recorded in the board minutes. The board’s recorded vote indicates unanimous approval of the contract as listed in the meeting minutes.
The minutes list other bond-related actions considered at the same meeting, including several Allowance Expenditure Authorizations and a reorganization of the Bond Program Management Team to meet current needs. The board also approved related AEA credits and charges and an annual $130,000 contract for Bond Program Manager, Data Governance, and Reporting to be paid from the 2022 Bond Program Management Budget.
The board received a separate construction update for information only later in the meeting. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Oct. 22, 2024.
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