Bid No. 03-12/13 – Eliot MS Auditorium Modernization – Addendum #3 |
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New Measure TT Web Page Format: The Content and Format of the Measure TT Website has been updated. The Website is now more user friendly and includes updated reports for the Bond Program as well as individual school sites. One can now find project photos, status, and reports online. Please browse and let us know what you think. What is CUPCCAA and how can Contractors participate:CUPCCAA (California Uniform Public Construction Cost Accounting Act – Public Contract Code Section 22000) is a provision of the State’s Public Contract Code that allows districts to award Informal Bids for work up to $175,000 as follows:
In the next few months, the district will be advertising in the local Trade Journals to solicit participation in PUSD’s 2013 CUPCAA program. (Click here to view the CUPCCAA Application Form) Facilities Master Plan (FMP) Update & Budget Realignment:The FMP Update was approved by the Board on July 31, 2012. The FMP Update reflects a budget reduction of nearly 20% mainly as a result of State funding shortfalls. The budgets for each site project have been adjusted based on the new FMP Update budget. (Click here to see 2012 FMP Update) Measure TT Series “B” Bonds Sold:In 2009 the District sold the first series of Bonds (Series “A”) for 125 Million dollars. On May 10, 2012, the next series of Measure TT Bonds (Series “B”) sold for 125 Million dollars. A total of $250 Million dollars has been sold to date. The final $100 Million dollars, series “C”, is anticipated to be sold in 2014, finalizing the sales of the Measure TT Bond Program. Measure TT Project Updates as of 8/13/12:Projects Completed During the 2011/12 School Year:
Projects Currently Under Construction During 2012/13 School Year:
Projects to Commence Construction 2012/13 School Year
New Citizens Oversight Committee (COC) Members Appointed:On March 27, 2012. the Board appointed five (5) new Members to the COC (Citizens Oversight Committee) and two (2) alternates. The COC membership is currently at capacity with fifteen (15) members. (Click here to see the current 2012 COC Membership).
– David R. Azcárraga |