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Fremont district approves $85,800 boiler replacement at Lenihan/Main Street
Summary
The Board approved Fluid Mechanical for removal and replacement of a non-operational boiler shared by Lenihan and the Main Street building at a not-to-exceed price of $85,800, to be funded from the Depreciation Fund and completed in summer 2026.
The Fremont Public Schools Board approved contracting with Fluid Mechanical to remove and replace a non-operational boiler that serves Lenihan and the Main Street Education and Administration Center. The agenda states the replacement is necessary to restore reliable heating and will improve efficiency to match a system replaced in 2023; the district received four bids and Fluid Mechanical submitted the lowest responsible quote with a not-to-exceed price of $85,800. The board voted 6-0 to approve the contract.
The project is scheduled for completion during the summer of 2026 and will be funded from the district's Depreciation Fund. The board delegated authority to the Assistant Superintendent (or a designee) to execute contract documents and to designate a program administrator such as the Director of Facilities to administer the work.
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