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Novi Community School District received a detailed spring 2026 program management report on implementation of its voter‑approved 2025 Bond Program, a $425M, eight‑year capital plan funded via five bond series. Series I and II cover 2026–2027 work including elementary playground replacements, a new community wellness center, Novi Activity Center, practice fields, high school innovation hub and performing arts upgrades, middle school interior and technology upgrades, and districtwide deferred maintenance. The report shows construction schedules, that construction management and A/E contracts are already in place, and that Series I bond sale closes June 2026, but additional professional services (testing, survey, geotechnical, commissioning, and technology design/implementation) are being procured or ramped up. This is a strong planning‑stage signal for vendors in architecture/engineering support, commissioning, specialty construction trades, FF&E, playground/sports equipment, and EdTech/AV who can align with the district and its program manager (Plante Moran Realpoint) ahead of later bond series and follow‑on scopes through 2033.
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$425,000,000Jun 25, 2026The Novi Community School District Board of Education is being asked on June 25, 2026 to approve a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) package for construction of the Novi Community Wellness Center. Following bid receipt on April 16, 2026 and post-bid reviews to identify the lowest qualified contractors, the project team is recommending multiple subcontract awards under a GMP totaling 6613962. The Christman Company, as construction manager, will enter into subcontracts for demolition, foundations, structural steel, glazing, general trades, walls and ceilings, flooring and tile, paint, mechanical piping and plumbing, sheet metal and HVAC equipment, electrical, and an elevator with the listed specialty contractors. This is a decided construction package, but it signals a multi-million dollar facilities project now moving into execution, creating potential follow-on needs for FF&E, security systems, technology integration, wellness programming, and future maintenance and service contracts once the center is built and operational.
Contract Award
$6,613,962Jun 25, 2026The Novi Community School District is moving forward with construction of the new Meadows Practice Field, including synthetic turf and related site improvements. After consortium solicitation and competitive bidding, the project team has recommended awarding Shaw Sports Turf a $717,816 contract to supply and install GameOn Legion 2.0 synthetic turf with an NXTPlay shock pad, plus multiple trade packages for sitework, concrete, asphalt, fencing, landscaping, and electrical. The guaranteed maximum price for the overall field project, prepared by construction manager The Christman Company, is $2,832,596 including subcontractor bids, CM fees, contingencies, and allowances, and was presented June 15, 2026, for information and comes to the Board June 25, 2026, for approval. This award decision defines the core vendors but opens follow-on needs such as turf maintenance, field equipment, lighting controls, drainage performance monitoring, and possible change orders as construction proceeds. Vendors can position for add-ons (e.g., scoreboards, seating, storage, netting, safety padding) and long-term service contracts tied to this new synthetic turf installation.
Contract Award
$2,832,596Jun 25, 2026The board agenda includes a motion to approve May K12 and non‑K12 invoices totaling 3646924.78, indicating large-scale spending on virtual instruction, curriculum, and related services. This reflects Michigan Virtual Charter Academy’s ongoing contractual relationship with Stride/K12 and potentially other education vendors that support its virtual operations. While these particular invoices are for past services, the dollar amount signals a substantial and recurring spend on digital curriculum, learning platforms, and support. Vendors of complementary services (assessment, analytics, tutoring, special education supports, integrations) can use this as incumbent intelligence to time outreach around renewal cycles, add-on modules, or migrations, especially as the school is also expanding tutoring and software elsewhere on the agenda.
Contract Award
$3,646,924Jun 22, 2026Novi Community School District, with Plante Moran Realpoint as owner’s rep, is advancing the 2025 Bond-funded Novi Community Wellness Center by finalizing Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) Bid Package #03. Bids were received April 16, 2026 and after post-bid reviews, the project team recommends The Christman Company execute subcontracts with multiple low-qualified contractors for demolition, foundations, structural steel, glazing, general trades, walls/ceilings, flooring, paint, mechanical/piping/plumbing, sheet metal/HVAC, electrical, and elevator scopes. Including subcontractor bids, CM fees, contingencies, and allowances, the total recommendation for this package is 6613962. The construction schedule in the attached materials shows work running through late 2026 and project close-out into April–May 2027, indicating a multi-phase build-out with lower level, first floor, elevator, and stair work sequenced over many months. This is commercially relevant as it confirms Christman as CM and identifies the specialty trade incumbents who will likely be positioned for follow-on work, change orders, maintenance, and future wellness/athletic facility improvements tied to the bond program.
Contract Award
$6,613,962Jun 17, 2026Novi Community School District is advancing its 2025 Bond Program with the Meadows Practice Field project, managed under a Guaranteed Maximum Price arrangement by The Christman Company. On May 8, 2026, bids were received and evaluated, and Plante Moran Realpoint’s June 10, 2026 letter to the superintendent documents the team’s recommendation to award multiple trade packages. The recommendation is for Christman to enter subcontracts with MRM Construction (sitework/utilities), JJ Barney (concrete), Nagle Paving (asphalt), Straight Line Fence (fencing), KLM Landscape (landscaping), and Innovated Energy Controls (electrical), totaling a GMP package value of 2832596 including fees, contingencies, and allowances. This confirms incumbents for key scopes and indicates construction through mid‑2027 per the attached schedule, which is useful for vendors targeting follow‑on work such as athletic equipment, communications/utility boxes, turf systems, and project closeout services around the new practice field.
Contract Award
$2,832,596Jun 10, 2026The Board approved an agreement for technology design services with Integrated Design Solutions (IDS) for the 2025 Bond Program, using the budgeted cost of technology work estimated at approximately 20628000.00. IDS will serve as the Owner’s technology designer, shaping the scope, standards, and specifications for bond-funded technology investments across the district. This award means IDS is the key incumbent for technology planning tied to the bond, but it also confirms a large, multi-year IT modernization program is moving forward. Technology hardware, software, infrastructure, classroom AV, and security systems will eventually be procured under the 2025 bond, giving vendors an incentive to build relationships with both district IT leadership and IDS around standards, pilots, and implementation support.
Contract Award
$20,628,000May 14, 2026Laurus Academy’s June 15, 2026 Section 31a Annual Transparency Report outlines how the school used $1,410,771 in Michigan Section 31a at-risk funding in the 2025-2026 school year. Funds support multiple interventions aimed at K-12 at-risk students, including breakfast program support, instructional coaching, intervention supplies and materials, retention and recruitment bonuses, supplemental professional development, instructional intervention staff, social-emotional staffing, attendance support staff, and a tutoring program. Because Section 31a is recurring and the Academy is a single-building district, these evidence-based interventions are likely to continue and may evolve annually based on stakeholder feedback gathered at fall and spring meetings. Vendors providing tutoring services, SEL staffing solutions, intervention curricula/materials, professional development, and attendance support tools can position offerings as evidence-based supports aligned with Section 31a requirements. Engagement should focus on helping the principal and board strengthen or upgrade these interventions for upcoming grant cycles and demonstrating impact on ELA, math, readiness, and attendance metrics.
Grant Funding
$1,410,771Jun 15, 2026Oakland County authorized up to $5.5 million in bonds to upgrade segments of the City of Pontiac Sewage Disposal System within the Woodward Loop. Work includes sewer replacement, manholes, lining, structural rehab, right-of-way acquisition, and coordination with MDOT’s concurrent two-way roadway conversion (bids July 10, 2026; 2–3 year build). This is a sizable multi-year utility and civil project where the Water Resources Commissioner will hire contractors, engineers, and testing services to deliver the work alongside MDOT.
Budget Planning
$5,500,000Jun 11, 2026The board approved the purchase of 2,112 Lenovo Chromebooks and Google Console licenses from Trafara in the amount of 618,816. This appears to be a major refresh or expansion of the district’s Chromebook inventory for the 2026-2027 school year and suggests continued reliance on the Google ecosystem. While Trafara and Lenovo are locked in as the hardware and license vendors for this cycle, the size of the rollout creates secondary opportunities in deployment services, network readiness, classroom management tools, content filtering, and curriculum aligned to Chromebooks. Vendors can focus on helping Pontiac optimize device usage, provide PD for staff, and cover accessories, repair programs, and student support for a large 1:1 or near-1:1 Chromebook environment.
Contract Award
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