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Board approves $16.57 million GMP for Lake Travis High School science wing addition

Board of Trustees, Lake Travis Independent School District · March 26, 2025
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Summary

Lake Travis ISD approved a Guaranteed Maximum Price amendment with Braun & Butler Construction for a new two‑story science wing addition at Lake Travis High School totaling $16,568,385; the motion passed 6–0.

The Lake Travis ISD Board approved construction agreements and a Guaranteed Maximum Price amendment with Braun & Butler Construction for the Lake Travis High School science wing addition in the amount of $16,568,385.

Trustee Lauren White moved to approve the agreements and Trustee Keely Cano seconded; the motion passed 6–0. The minutes describe the project as a two‑story classroom addition on the north side of the school along Spillman Loop. "A MOTION was made by Trustee Lauren White and seconded by Trustee Keely Cano to approve the construction agreements between Lake Travis ISD and Braun & Butler Construction and approve the Guaranteed Maximum Price for the Lake Travis High School science wing project and authorize the Interim Superintendent or designee to execute the agreements and GMP amendment in the amount of $16,568,385," the record states.

The board authorized the Interim Superintendent or designee to execute the agreements and GMP amendment; the minutes do not include a construction timeline or funding detail beyond presentation of the GMP and the prior selection of Braun & Butler as Construction Manager at Risk. District staff will return with scheduling and milestone updates as procurement and design details are finalized.

The action advances planned expansion of science instructional space at the high school; further details will be presented to the board in subsequent materials.