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Board approves Madden ES slab-repair GMP and multiple sitework construction contracts
Summary
The board approved Guaranteed Maximum Price No. 2 for Madden Elementary School slab repairs ($13,209,076) and later separately approved Sitework Package 1 (E Contractors USA, $6,377,155) and Sitework Package 3 (M. Scott Construction, $3,847,650). Motions carried unanimously.
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Fort Bend ISD's consent agenda included construction items tied to bond-funded projects and a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) for Madden Elementary School slab repairs and upgrades. The minutes list GMP No. 2 with Millennium Project Solutions, Inc. for a not-to-exceed amount of $13,209,076.
Three sitework packages were listed; Sitework Package 1 (BP036) with E Contractors USA for $6,377,155 and Sitework Package 3 (BP038) with M. Scott Construction for $3,847,650 were removed from the consent agenda for separate votes and were subsequently approved in open session; both motions carried 7-0. Sitework Package 2 (BP037) with Prime Contractors, Inc. for $3,026,700 remained on the consent agenda and was approved as presented. The minutes also record a job order contract not-to-exceed $600,000 for portable classroom relocations related to Madden ES slab repairs.
Why it matters: these approvals commit bond and construction funds to sitework and remediation of foundation/slab issues at Madden Elementary and to related construction packages in the bond program. Board approval authorizes the superintendent to negotiate and execute the agreements and GMP amendments as recorded in the board packet.
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