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Board hears Trane timeline for energy-performance review, RFP expected in April
Summary
Trane Technologies told the Mason Consolidated Schools board it will release its review mid-March, with an RFP to be posted in April and board approval anticipated in May for proposed heating, controls and lighting upgrades under a non-voted guaranteed energy performance bond.
During the Feb. 4 meeting, Trane Technologies reported it is nearly finished evaluating district facilities and expects to release its report in mid-March. The firm outlined an anticipated procurement timeline: an RFP to be posted in April and an approval sought in May. The review focuses on heating, controls and lighting work that could be funded with a non-voted guaranteed energy performance bond.
The superintendent relayed Trane's timeline to the board and noted staff will post the formal RFP once Trane's recommendations are finalized. No contract award or dollar amounts were set at the meeting; the board was informed about the anticipated schedule and next steps.
TRANE's briefing gives the district a preliminary schedule to prepare procurement and review options before any final board authorization.
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