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PNGISD board authorizes CMAR procurement for Bond 2025 projects
Summary
Trustees voted Feb. 17 to use the Construction Manager-at-Risk (CMAR) project-delivery method for Bond 2025 projects and authorized the superintendent or designee to begin a one-step CMAR procurement process after a Turner & Townsend presentation.
The Port Neches-Groves ISD Board of Trustees approved using the Construction Manager-at-Risk (CMAR) project-delivery method for Bond 2025 projects and authorized the superintendent or his designee to issue a one-step CMAR procurement.
Turner & Townsend representative Gary Whittle provided CMAR information as part of the Bond 2025 discussion. The board then approved the following motion: "Motion to approve CMAR (construction manager-at-risk) as project delivery/contract method and authorize superintendent or his designee to issue a one-step CMAR procurement." The motion was made by Trustee Scott Bartlett, seconded by Trustee Sarah Hardin, and passed with all trustees voting Yea.
The action authorizes district staff to proceed with the selected procurement method; specific contract awards, contractor selections and project scopes will be subject to later board approvals and procurement-specific documents.
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