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Navarro ISD reports strong progress on bond projects; board approves delivery methods for upcoming work

Navarro Independent School District Board of Trustees · May 18, 2026

Summary

AG/CM Project Manager Melisa Nu'u told the board that campus refreshes, athletic complex work, junior-high renovations and Navarro South elementary are advancing on schedule; the Board approved CSP, Design-Build, and CMAR delivery methods for specific 2026 bond projects on the consent agenda.

Navarro Independent School District officials reported steady progress on bond-funded construction programs tied to the district's 2024 bond package. AG/CM Project Manager Melisa Nu'u described site work and building milestones: elementary/intermediate refresh work to begin June 1 with annex conversion for Fall 2026 classroom capacity, active stadium and parking pours at the athletic complex, demolition and wiring upgrades at the junior high, and near-complete structural concrete at Navarro South elementary.

The report listed specific activities: masonry and steel installation at the stadium elevator tower, scoreboard installation begun, tennis-court preparation, and completed public waterline tie-in with the City. The district said crews are coordinating with the City of Seguin and utility contractors to limit disruptions to bus routes and to maintain site safety and cleanliness.

On the consent agenda the Board approved use of specific procurement delivery methods for upcoming projects: Competitive Sealed Proposal (CSP) for the Transportation Parking Expansion, Design-Build for facility reinvestment, and Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) for the junior high expansion and renovation. The board previously established CSP as the district's default delivery method in August 2023; the approved items permit use of alternative methods where staff and project requirements justify them.

Implementation steps include scheduled mobilization dates, contractor coordination with city utilities, and normal construction-site phasing to keep campuses operational during work.

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