Nimitz MS Campus Upgrade
Campus Upgrade to include: (1) a new 14-classroom addition to replace 7 portable classroom buildings; (2) athletic facility replacement; (3) administrative, counseling, and clinic addition; (4) fine arts orchestra program addition; (5) teacher resource support areas; (6) tennis courts replacement; (7) central plant facility upgrades to support the new campus additions; (8) landscaping, irrigation, drainage, site utilities, and infrastructure improvements to complement the new facility additions; and (9) selective building demolition.
This project included the following Bid Packages: Bid Package I: Campus Drainage Improvements Bid Package II: New Academic Facilities and Campus Renovations
Planning Estimate1: $28,500,000
Start Date: February 2014
End Date: June 2016
Architect: O'Neill Conrad Oppelt Architects Inc. (OCO)
General Contractor: Joeris General Contractors, Ltd.
Pictures: Aerial/Architectural
Project Summary: (PDF Format)
- Bid Package I Campus Drainage Improvements Bid Award Approval | Bid Tab | Subcontractor Summary
- Bid Package I Campus Drainage Improvements Construction Document Approval
- Bid Package II New Academic Facilities and Campus Renovations Construction Document Approval
- Bid Package II Bid Award | Bid Tab
- Construction Manager at Risk Bid Award | Bid Tab
- Facility Additions and Renovations Project Schematic Design Presentation
- Facility Additions and Renovations Project Construction Manager at Risk Bid Delivery Method Approval
Construction Bonds | CM&E Home
1 The Bond Planning Estimate represents the original bond program costs developed during the bond planning meetings for each project and includes: Design Fees, Construction Costs, Technology Equipment and Installation, Furniture, Fixtures & Equipment and Construction Management Costs. The School Board "approved" construction budget can be found in the project Bid Award Agenda Item and represents any/all changes to the project resulting from the design development process and/or construction marketplace and inflation costs.