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PNGISD approves VLK Architects proposal for 2025 bond program; notes proposed fee structure
Summary
Port Neches-Groves ISD trustees unanimously approved a proposal with VLK Architects Dec. 9 and delegated to Superintendent Dr. Mike Gonzales authority to negotiate and execute the architect contract; VLK proposed fees of 6% for Package 1 and 7% for Package 2.
The Port Neches-Groves Independent School District Board of Trustees approved a proposal with VLK Architects for architectural and engineering services for the district's 2025 Bond Projects and delegated authority to the superintendent to negotiate and execute the contract.
VLK's Nov. 13, 2025 proposal, included in the meeting materials, describes two project packages: Package 1 (Transportation Center, Covered Multipurpose Facility, and Multipurpose building at the Stadium) and Package 2 (High School Auditorium renovation and renovation of the existing Transportation Center). VLK proposes a fee of 6% of the actual construction cost for Package 1 projects and 7% for Package 2 projects, with scope to include design, construction documents and construction administration.
Trustee Brandon Cropper moved to approve the proposal; Trustee Jake Lefort seconded. The board recorded the vote as 7–0 in favor. The resolution delegates to the superintendent the authority to make changes to contract provisions, negotiate final terms with district counsel, and execute the agreement on behalf of the district.
The approval allows staff to proceed to contract negotiations with VLK and begin detailed design work once terms are finalized and executed by the superintendent.
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