The Oregon-Davis School Board members received an update on the HVAC project when they met Wednesday, August 21.
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Oregon-Davis School Board Updated on HVAC Project
Oregon-Davis School Superintendent Bill Bennett updated the school board last week on the corporation’s ongoing HVAC project.
Continue readingPulaski County Commissioners Review HVAC Needs at Annex Buildings, Justice Center Update
The Pulaski County Commissioners discussed HVAC needs at the East Annex and West Annex buildings during their meeting Monday morning along with the possibility to hire local contractors from newcastleairconditioning.co.uk to make installations and repairs next week.
Continue readingCulver School Board Updated on Capital Projects
Several capital projects are beginning at the Culver Community School Corporation with some work to be completed by the start of the school year.
Continue readingNorth Judson-San Pierre School Board Reviews HVAC Bid for Gym
The North Judson-San Pierre School Board members reviewed a bid this week for a new HVAC unit for the High School Gym.
Continue readingCulver Community School Corporation Receives Funding to Expand Connectivity
The Culver Community School Board members accepted funding last week to expand the availability of connectivity in the school district, according to Superintendent Karen Shuman.
Continue readingOregon-Davis School Board Approves RFP for HVAC Project
The Oregon-Davis School Board members approved paperwork last week that would start the process of looking at the school’s HVAC systems.
Continue readingOregon-Davis School Board Plans to Explore HVAC Options
The Oregon-Davis School Board wants to see more options before moving ahead with a $6 million HVAC project. During a special meeting Thursday, Superintendent Bill Bennett explained Millies Engineering Group was hired to give a second opinion, after the lone proposal from guaranteed savings provider EMCOR raised some red flags.
Continue readingO-D School Board to Get Second Opinion on HVAC Project, Consider Girls Basketball Coach’s Resignation Tonight
The Oregon-Davis School Board will get a second opinion on a proposed HVAC project tonight. Board members are expected to get a report from Millies Engineering Group during a special meeting.
Continue readingWest Central Continues Planning for HVAC Upgrades, Summer Projects
The West Central School Corporation continues planning for some facility upgrades. Superintendent Dan Zylstra says the school corporation is looking at using some of its COVID-19 stimulus money to upgrade its HVAC systems.
Continue readingWest Central School Corporation Researching Energy-Saving Projects
The West Central School Corporation is looking into some possible energy-saving upgrades. Superintendent Dan Zylstra says Performance Services recently did an audit of the schools’ HVAC systems and energy usage.
Continue readingOregon-Davis School Corporation to Get Second Opinion on HVAC Project
The Oregon-Davis School Corporation is looking for a second opinion on its HVAC project. Last year, the school board agreed to issue $6 million in bonds. But the amount of work that guaranteed savings provider EMCOR says that will cover is far less than what board members say they were told by the previous school superintendent.
Continue readingCost of HVAC Upgrades Continues to Draw Frustration from Oregon-Davis School Board
Oregon-Davis School Board members continue to voice frustration that the $6 million the school corporation borrowed for HVAC upgrades won’t go as far as what they were apparently told. Engineer Kevin Livingston with guaranteed savings provider EMCOR presented some updated plans and cost estimates during last week’s meeting.
Continue readingOverheated Air Handler Motor Triggers Smoke Alarm at Oregon-Davis Elementary School
Oregon-Davis Elementary School was briefly evacuated Monday, after a smoke alarm went off in one of the classrooms. In a Facebook post, school officials say it happened around noon CDT.
Continue readingQuestions Raised during Oregon-Davis HVAC Project Hearing
The Oregon-Davis School Board has decided to keep moving ahead with planned heating and cooling upgrades, despite some surprise at the potential cost. Board members had been under the impression that bringing the HVAC systems at the two schools up to date would cost a total of $6 million. But the list of projects presented Monday by guaranteed savings provider EMCOR totaled almost $13.2 million.
Continue readingO-D School Board Chooses Guaranteed Savings Provider in Preparation for HVAC Project
Oregon-Davis schools are a step closer to getting heating and cooling upgrades. The school board Monday officially approved EMCOR as the school corporation’s guaranteed savings provider, according to Education Consultant Jim Dermody.
Continue readingOregon-Davis School Board Researching Potential HVAC Upgrades
The Oregon-Davis School Corporation is planning for upgrades to the schools’ heating and cooling systems. Superintendent Dr. Don Harman says the HVAC systems in both buildings are nearing the end of their lifespan.
Continue readingCulver School Board Moving Ahead with HVAC Project
The Culver Community Schools Corporation continues to move forward with heating and cooling upgrades. Superintendent Karen Shuman says the school board has opted to use the U.S. Commodities Procurement process to get new chillers, control systems, and a boiler.
Continue readingOregon-Davis School Board Gets Tour of Facilities Needs
Upgraded heating and cooling systems, a new secure entrance, and some athletic facility improvements are some of the needs that the Oregon-Davis School Corporation will have to address in the coming years. Superintendent Dr. Don Harman and Head of Maintenance Scott Taylor led the school board on a facilities tour Wednesday.
Continue readingCulver School Board Approves New HVAC System Controls
The Culver Community Schools Corporation is moving forward with upgrades to its heating and cooling systems. Last week, the school board gave its approval for a new HVAC control unit, according to Superintendent Karen Shuman.
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