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Board adopts CMAR procedures and authorizes RFP for powerhouse remodel
Summary
Board adopted Policy 3003.2 to use a construction‑manager‑at‑risk delivery method for the powerhouse remodel, approved selection criteria and authorized the superintendent to publish a request for proposals.
The Wall School District 51‑5 board adopted Policy 3003.2 establishing procedures for soliciting and awarding a construction‑manager‑at‑risk (CMAR) contract for the district's powerhouse building remodel and approved related selection criteria.
During discussion board members reviewed weighting for selection criteria — financial resources (20%), proposed personnel (10%), character/reputation (10%), past quality of performance (20%), schedule adherence (15%), legal compliance (20%), and other information (5%). A presenter described the role of a CMAR and emphasized evaluating prior performance and legal compliance. The board then passed a resolution selecting CMAR delivery and authorized the superintendent to publish a request for proposals and related instructions.
Board members were advised that the CMAR process differs from traditional design‑bid‑build and that the district will use the RFP to select a construction manager who will provide a guaranteed maximum price once chosen. Administration will return with evaluation results and contract details for board approval.
