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Comfort ISD selects Pfluger Architects and Gallagher for potential bond projects
Summary
The board chose Pfluger Architects as the architect and selected construction manager agent (CMA) delivery, later selecting Gallagher as the CMA and authorizing the superintendent to begin contract negotiations; all motions passed unanimously 6-0.
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The Comfort ISD Board of Trustees took several procurement steps on Dec. 8 as preliminary work for possible future bond projects: it selected Pfluger Architects as the district architect, approved construction manager agent (CMA) as the preferred delivery method, and then selected Gallagher as the CMA and authorized the superintendent to begin contract negotiations.
Trustee Shauna Stransky moved to select Pfluger Architects; Trustee Larry Thayn seconded and the motion passed 6-0. Trustee Alison Judkins subsequently moved that the board adopt CMA as the construction delivery method; Trustee Shauna Stransky seconded and that motion also passed 6-0. In a separate motion, Trustee Stransky moved to select Gallagher as the construction manager agent and to permit the superintendent to move forward with contract negotiations; Trustee Thayn seconded and the board approved the motion 6-0.
The actions create the procurement framework the district will use if and when a bond program advances to contract negotiations and project delivery. The board did not record contract terms or dollar amounts in the public minutes; those details are to be negotiated by the superintendent and returned for board approval as required.
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