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Fremont board chooses construction-manager-at-risk delivery for 2026 school projects
Summary
The Fremont Public Schools Board adopted a resolution selecting the Construction Manager At-Risk contract delivery system and authorized an RFP and selection committee for the 2026 Middle School, Bell Field and Lenihan Gym IAQ/updates project; the vote was unanimous.
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The Fremont Public Schools Board of Education on Feb. 9 adopted a resolution selecting the Construction Manager At-Risk (CMAR) contract-delivery system for a package of 2026 projects that includes the district’s middle school, Bell Field and updates to Lenihan Gym.
The action authorizes administrators to form a CMAR selection committee, solicit proposals by issuing a Request for Proposals and take other steps required under the Political Subdivisions Construction Alternatives Act. The motion was made by Pam Murphy, seconded by Jon Ludvigsen and passed unanimously (Yea: 6, Nay: 0).
Board materials and the motion specify that the chosen delivery method will allow the district to review CMAR proposals and consider contractor input during the design and procurement phases. The resolution and related policy affirmation were presented as required steps to comply with state procurement law before awarding construction contracts.
Next steps set by the Board include publishing a Notice of Request for Proposals, creating proposal instructions and forwarding received proposals to the selection committee for evaluation. The minutes do not identify a timeline for RFP issuance or contract award.
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