Coker ES Classroom Addition
The 2011 Bond Program includes funding to replace twenty existing portable classrooms at the campus with permanent facilities. The design provides for construction of: (1) twenty new classrooms, including 16 general purpose classrooms with integrated restrooms, two ALE classrooms with integrated restroom, and two renovated classrooms in the existing main academic building; (2) library and media center; (3) computer lab; (4) new administrative office suite; (5) teacher resource and support areas; (6) covered walkways at the parent drop-off/pick-up area and bus loading/unloading area; (7) fire lane extension; (8) central plant expansion for the facility addition; (9) renovations of the existing administrative and library areas into counseling offices and central teacher workroom; and (10) site work, landscaping, irrigation, drainage, site utilities, and infrastructure improvements to complement the new facility addition. The total facility program equals 49,808 sq. ft., with 43,128 sq. ft. for the facility addition and 6,680 sq. ft. for the campus interior renovations program.
Planning Estimate1: $15,250,000
Start Date: March 2014
End Date: December 2015
Architect: DeMunbrun Scarnato Associates
General Contractor: Bartlett Cocke General Contractors, Inc.
Pictures: Aerial/Architectural
Project Summary: (PDF Format)
- Construction-Manager-at-Risk Campus Improvement Project Construction Document Approval
- Construction-Manager-at-Risk Bid Award | Bid Tab
- Construction-Manager-at-Risk Bid Delivery Method Approval
- Schematic Design Approval | Presentation
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.