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Royal ISD board adopts Construction Manager at Risk delivery method for new high school
Summary
Trustees approved Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) as the delivery method for the Bond 2025 high school project and delegated selection tasks to the superintendent or designee, stressing a target opening of Fall 2028.
The Royal ISD Board of Trustees voted Nov. 17 to adopt Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) as the construction delivery method for the district's new high school funded by Bond 2025. The motion, made by Elton Foster and seconded by Traci Seward, passed unanimously.
The board also authorized the superintendent or a designee to develop selection criteria, conduct a bid process, and bring a recommended CMAR back to the board for approval. President Scott Hartman said the goal is "to stay focused on the timeline to open the new campus Fall of 2028." The minutes record no amendments to the motion and no public comments on the delivery-method decision.
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