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BOLD Public Schools is in the midst of a major referendum‑funded construction program labeled BP02, covering additions and renovations at Olivia and Bird Island, including new secure entrances, classroom renovations, locker rooms, district office and special education suites, and a 1922 building addition. The June 22, 2026 materials show a dedicated construction cash balance of about 12400253 and a payment register from May 15–June 18, 2026 with more than 2.36 million in disbursements to a roster of contractors including Robert W. Carlstrom Co. (general), Nexus Solutions (project management), Masters Plumbing, MCDOWALL Company, Willmar Electric, Johnson Controls Building Solutions, Landwehr Construction, Lakeside Construction & Masonry, Rapids Foodservice Contract, Schwab Vollhaber Lubratt, Horizon Roofing, Commercial Drywall, Summit Companies, Admiral Coatings, and others. A separate June 22 construction update describes ongoing demo, masonry and steel installation, civil work, foundations, new windows and doors, and interior build‑outs, with upcoming work including vestibule foundations, exterior wall systems, underground work, and roofing on the Olivia addition. While the prime contracts are awarded and under execution, this is a large, multi‑year capital program with numerous specialized subs already in place, creating opportunities for vendors in furnishings, low‑voltage/IT, security, signage, AV, equipment, commissioning, training, and maintenance to support implementation and later phases or change orders.
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$12,400,254Jun 22, 2026Democracy Prep at the Agassi Campus (DPAC Nevada) has an active public RFP for janitorial and custodial services, published June 5, 2026 with proposals due June 19, 2026, and an indicated annual janitorial budget line item around 554400. The RFP states that the contract will be awarded to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, but a May 26, 2026 Board meeting reportedly included a vote to accept a proposal from Premier, projected to save 70000–80000 per year, pending Agassi Foundation approval, raising questions about the competitiveness and timing of the process. This letter from incumbent vendor Accurate Building Maintenance challenges the fairness of the procurement and explicitly asks the Board to pause any contract award and review pricing and documentation. For vendors, this indicates a sizable multi-site cleaning contract is still in flux, with potential for protest, rebid, or procedure corrections before award. Engaging now around compliant procurement processes, scope clarification, and value-added custodial solutions could position a vendor well if DPAC reopens or adjusts the solicitation in response to these concerns.
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$554,400Jun 28, 2026For Summer 2026, BOLD Public Schools is planning a gymnasium floor abatement and replacement at Olivia High School. Institute for Environmental Assessment (IEA) has submitted Proposal #14081 dated June 22, 2026 to provide asbestos project design, on‑site air monitoring, and project management for the gym floor abatement, estimating IEA’s services at 30500–33500 and the separate asbestos abatement contractor costs at 90000–100000, with additional cost if bleachers must be moved. In parallel, FLR Sanders, Inc. has proposed a 7116 sq ft PUR‑compliant AacerFlex maple floor system for the Olivia large gym at a total cost of 131076, including game lines, cove base, thresholds, and accessories, with optional upgrades priced separately. These decisions show that abatement consulting and flooring vendors are essentially selected or in late stages, but there will be opportunities for related work such as bleacher movement, concrete prep, environmental testing, and future gym or floor maintenance at this and other district facilities.
Contract Award
$254,576Jun 22, 2026BOLD School District ISD 2534 approved renewal of its full insurance program for 7/1/2026–7/1/2027, covering property, general liability, school leaders E&O, auto, crime, umbrella, and workers’ compensation. Liberty Mutual remains the primary carrier for most lines, with Security National (via AmTrust North America) handling workers’ compensation, at a total proposed annual premium of 167948. This is a decided placement for the upcoming policy year, but the document shows detailed limits, endorsements, and recent mid‑term changes (e.g., increased umbrella limits, higher crime limits, and added exclusions) that indicate an active risk and coverage management posture. Vendors offering safety/risk consulting, claims management support, cyber risk services, or ancillary coverages (such as stand‑alone cyber, pollution, flood, or earthquake, which are currently listed as optional or declined) can position follow‑on services and future-year competing programs around this renewal date and the district’s coverage gaps.
Contract Award
$167,948Jul 1, 2026Within the insurance proposal, North Risk Partners presented multiple alternative carriers for BOLD School District’s workers’ compensation coverage (Accident Fund, ICW, Liberty Mutual, RAS/Dakota Truck Underwriters), with premiums ranging from 32500 to 58000 compared to the chosen AmTrust/Security National option at 29772. The document notes these as “new carrier options” with the same limits, payrolls, and eMod as the incumbent and outlines additional underwriting requirements if the district selects one of them. This shows that the district is actively marketing its workers’ compensation line and is open to changing carriers when economics or services justify it, even though AmTrust is in place for 7/1/2026–7/1/2027. Vendors and carriers in the workers’ comp and related safety/return‑to‑work space can target the next marketing window by offering improved pricing, loss control services, claims handling, and analytics before the subsequent renewal cycle.
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$29,772Jul 1, 2026BOLD Public Schools received a June 22, 2026 proposal from Institute for Environmental Assessment, Inc. (IEA) to provide asbestos project design, on-site monitoring, and project management for the Summer 2026 gymnasium floor abatement at Olivia High School. The proposal covers determining the scope of abatement, developing specifications, coordinating a pre-construction conference, reviewing abatement contractor submittals, recommending contractor award to the district, conducting up to twelve ten-hour days of on-site air monitoring including TEM clearance sampling, and producing a final report. IEA estimates its time-and-materials fee at 30500 to 33500, with abatement contractor costs expected in the 90000 to 100000 range under a separate contract. Work will begin once the superintendent signs the authorization to proceed, with site work expected to be completed by August 14, 2026. This indicates IEA is the selected environmental consultant, providing insight into the district’s asbestos compliance approach and the scale of the underlying gym floor renovation, which may drive additional construction, flooring, and facilities services needs.
Contract Award
$130,000Jun 16, 2026BOLD Public Schools received a formal proposal dated June 15, 2026 from FLR Sanders, Inc. to replace the Olivia large gym floor with a new PUR-compliant maple floor system. The scope includes installing a 2" AacerFlex TP II maple flooring system over 7,116 square feet, complete with MFMA-grade maple, EPDM pad subfloor, painted game lines for basketball and volleyball courts, and allowances for existing artwork. The proposal price is 131,076 and is valid for 60 days, indicating the district is likely in late-stage selection or moving toward authorization with FLR Sanders as the preferred vendor. Optional add-ons include a 2,000 access cover for a pole vault pit and separately priced upgraded graphics and court layout design services. For vendors, this shows an active capital facilities improvement with defined specs and a known flooring contractor, suggesting potential follow-on opportunities in related athletics facility upgrades, environmental controls, or auxiliary equipment for the renovated gym.
Contract Award
$131,076Jun 15, 2026The activities report notes that BOLD Schools’ full Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) membership dues for the 2026-27 school year will total 3536, covering a school fee, enrollment-based fee, and activity fees for all sponsored programs. The final invoice is expected in July or August 2026, and the district mentions that in prior years MSHSL has sometimes reduced the billed amount depending on its fiscal position, implying a routine but recurring membership cost. For vendors, this confirms an ongoing commitment to MSHSL-sanctioned activities and a predictable annual spend tied to athletics and co-curricular programs. While the dues themselves are paid directly to MSHSL and not competed, they signal stable participation levels in activities that can drive related needs such as athletics equipment, activity registration platforms, transportation, coaching services, and student engagement tools around these programs.
Contract Award
$3,536Jun 22, 2026Explore Bronx County's government projects — free.
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Government Agencies in Bronx County, New York
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