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School board approves construction contracts, sets 90‑day completion clock
Summary
The board approved two separately bid construction contracts for primary and upper school HVAC projects; the presenter said contract execution would begin a 90‑day completion period, roughly ending Nov. 24.
The school board voted to approve two construction contracts for the 2026–27 school year covering primary and upper school HVAC work. A presenter explained the packet included the contracts, performance bonds and liability insurance and that contract approval would trigger the contractor's 90‑day completion window.
"Once we get this approved, that kinda kicks the 90 day time frame off, once the contractor is signed," the presenter said, adding: "So, I think 90 days from today is November 24." The board proceeded to vote on the combined motion and recorded affirmative roll-call responses.
Why it matters: approving the contracts commits the district to a contractor and a defined completion timetable, which sets expectations for when HVAC work will be finished ahead of the school year. The board did not discuss specific contract prices during the packet review.
What happens next: With the contracts approved, staff will proceed with contractor signature and monitor completion within the 90‑day contract window.
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