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Board awards $2.47 million contract for Manor Elementary secure entry and site work
Summary
The board approved a contract not to exceed $2,470,853 to the Delfinthal Company for a secure entry office addition and site updates at Manor Elementary; about $670,000 will come from the site sinking fund and the remainder from bond capital project funds.
The Monroe Public Schools Board of Education approved a bid award on Dec. 9 for security and site improvements at Manor Elementary School.
Business staff presented Bid Pack 8 and recommended awarding the project to the Delfinthal Company of Millbury, Ohio, for a project cost not to exceed $2,470,853. The superintendent and staff said the project will be funded from the district's 2020–2023 bond capital projects fund and the site sinking fund. "At this point, approximately $670,000 would be out of the site sinking," a district staff member said.
Board members asked about contingencies and whether site work such as paving was included; staff said the sinking fund was expected to cover paving that was not part of the bond. The motion to approve the contract carried by roll call.
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