Board workshop lists multiple facilities items including IAQ projects, transformer repair, fencing BAFO and roofing/canopy changes
Summary
The Jan. 15 workshop agenda listed construction and facilities items: change orders and final payments for an indoor air quality project (DBR Engineering), final completion for a junior-high transformer repair (DBR Engineering), a BAFO for fencing (CG5 Architects), a roofing delay-day change order (EGV Architects), and scope changes for canopies (PBK Architects). These were placed on the facilities agenda for board consideration.
During the Jan. 15 Mission CISD Board of Trustees workshop, facilities and operations items predominated the agenda. The board packet included multiple construction-related entries: Change Order #3 and final completion/final payment items for the Indoor Air Quality Project at Cavazos, Salinas and Midkiff elementary schools (DBR Engineering); final completion and final payment for the K. White Jr. High power distribution transformer/switchgear repair (DBR Engineering); and a Best and Final Offer (BAFO) for the district's Safety & Facilities Enhancement Project Bid Package #1-4 (fencing) with CG5 Architects listed as the architect.
The facilities section also listed Approval of Change Order #1 for delay days for district-wide roofing repairs at the Mission CISD Central Office (EGV Architects) and an Approval of Change Scope of Work for canopies at O'Grady Elementary special education area and Veterans Memorial High School food truck area (PBK Architects). The items were presented as agenda entries for board consideration; the minutes record them as information/action items to be handled on the board's agenda rather than showing votes on these specific contract actions.
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