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Gatesville ISD selects Construction Manager at Risk for junior high renovation
Summary
Superintendent Barrett Pollard recommended and the board approved using the Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) method, citing cost control and early contractor involvement; the motion passed unanimously.
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Superintendent Barrett Pollard recommended the district use the Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) method under Texas Government Code Chapter 2269, Subchapter F for renovations and additions to the junior high campus, field house and press box.
Pollard said CMAR provides a Guaranteed Maximum Price and early contractor involvement that can improve cost certainty and reduce delays. "CMAR offers several advantages for schools, including cost control, better collaboration, and risk management," he said. The board approved the recommendation unanimously; Huckabee will assist with the Request for Qualifications to select a CMAR.
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