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Board authorizes additional $500,000 for OneSource Building Services to continue small bond repairs
Summary
Trustees approved a $500,000 increase to the district's job-order contractor authorization for OneSource Building Services to fund miscellaneous ADA-compliant sidewalk additions, concrete replacement, fencing, irrigation, striping and small renovation projects related to the bond program.
Mr. Grant reminded the board that OneSource Building Services had been approved the previous year as the district's job-order contractor with $750,000 in authority to handle smaller bond projects such as concrete, fencing and parking lot striping. He reported about $600,000 of the initial allocation had been used and recommended adding $500,000 so the district could continue progressing on smaller bond-scoped repairs.
"I'd like to ask you to approve another 500,000 just so we can gear up and and keep moving to do all of these things in the bond program that we promised the voters we would do," Mr. Grant said. The board moved and approved the increase in aggregate authorization not to exceed $500,000 by a 6'00 vote.
Why it matters: the authorization enables timely, smaller-scope repairs and safety projects across campuses without the delays of separate competitive solicitations for each minor job.
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