ORLEANS PARISH SCHOOL BOARD
PROPERTY COMMITTEE
Orleans Parish School Board
3520 General DeGaulle Drive, Suite 4050
New Orleans, LA 70114
September 13, 2012
3:00 PM
(Notice: This meeting may be convened up to 30 minutes prior to the posted schedule to facilitate the orderly conduct of business)
Committee Members: Mr. Woody Koppel, Chair
Mr. Thomas Robichaux, Ex-Officio
Mr. Ira Thomas
Mrs. Lourdes Moran
AGENDA
Call to Order
Mr. Woody Koppel
Adoption of the Agenda
Additions/Deletions/Modifications
ACTION ITEM(S)
 Nominations for Master Plan Oversight Committee
Matt Seagraves
DISCUSSION/INFORMATION ITEM(S)
 Mahalia Jackson School Office Space Conversion
Leslie Rey
 Authorization to Execute Purchase Agreement
on South Rendon Property
Stan Smith
 Authorization to Execute Letter of Intent for Property
at 1212 S Roman Street
Stan Smith
REPORTS

Capital Projects Report (PowerPoint)
Herman Taitt
PRESENTATION(S)
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(None)
Adjournment
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Master Plan Oversight Committee
The purpose of the Master Plan Oversight Committee (MPOC) is to provide assurance to the public that
all phases of the School Facilities Master Plan (SFMP) for Orleans Parish will be completed on time and
on budget, and to review the progress of the OPSB and BESE in the effective implementation of the
SFMP for Orleans Parish.
The MPOC’s oversight responsibilities are:
•To review the annual capital budget as it is submitted to OPSB and BESE
•To review progress of RSD and OPSB implementation of SFMP and annual capital plans,
including expenditures, timelines and internal control procedures to assure that the SFMP is
being implemented on time and on budget
•To review needed changes to the approved Master Plan, if any; building life-cycle costs,
sustainability and cost trends and suggest ways that capital projects may decrease operating
costs
•To review demographic changes in the parish, compare them to projections in the SFMP, and
recommend any needed changes to the plan at the end of the two (2) year cycle. For the MPOC
to carry out its responsibilities,
For the MPOC to carry out its responsibilities,
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The OPSB and RSD superintendents shall assure that the committee has timely access to
necessary briefings, documentation and staff of the OPSB, RSD and BESE
The committee shall meet quarterly to review progress and budget against the SFMP.
The committee shall issue a quarterly report on capital projects to the public and to BESE
and OPSB Boards
The membership of the MPOC shall consist of five (5) members as listed below, to be approved by OPSB
and BESE.
•An individual experienced in construction management and value engineering nominated by
local universities
•A representative nominated by the local chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors
•A certified public accountant or financial auditor familiar with construction nominated by the
local chapter of the American Institute of Public Accountants.
And one nominee per organization from:
•The Urban League of Greater New Orleans
•The New Orleans Business Council
The member from the Urban League of Greater New Orleans shall convene the first meeting, and
committee members shall select a chairman at that meeting.
Members of the MPOC shall not have had any financial interests in RSD or OPSB capital projects-related
contracts or subcontracts as of December 1, 2008; nor shall they seek or acquire such interests while
serving on the committee.
Members shall serve two-year terms, and shall be limited to two terms. For the purpose of staggering
terms, one of the initial five members shall serve for one year, two members shall serve for two years;
and two members shall serve for three years. Those staggered initial terms of service shall be decided
randomly. When a member’s term of service is completed or upon resignation, his or her replacement
shall be nominated from the category or organization from which that member was nominated, and
approved by BESE and OPSB.
A committee member shall be removed by the committee upon failure to attend three consecutive
meetings unless excused by the board chair for good cause. A committee member shall be removed by
the committee for failure to comply with any conflict-of- interest and/or ethics provisions applicable to
MPOC members. When a member is so removed, his/her replacement shall be nominated from the
category or organization from which that member was nominated, and approved by BESE and OPSB.
All MPOC meetings are subject to the Louisiana’s open meetings law.
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Penny Dastugue and Lourdes Moran
c/o LA Board Elementary and Secondary Education
1201 North Third Street, P. O. Box 94064
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9064
Dear Ms. Dastugue and Ms. Moran:
I happily suggest Ashton B. Avegno, Jr. to be a nominee for the Master Plan Oversight
Committee. He is an accomplished construction engineer with many years of experience.
Please find enclosed his nomination form along with his resume.
Please let me know if there is anything else that you may need.
Sincerely,
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(Rev.) Anthony J. De Conciliis, C.S.C., Ph.D.
President
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ASHTON B. AVEGNO, JR. P.E.
BORN:
August 8, 1950
New Orleans, La.
EDUCATION:
K - 6 - John A. Shaw School, New Orleans
7 - 12 the Holy Cross School New Orleans
B.S. in Civil Engineering, Tulane University - 1972
Master of Engineering-Structural, Soils and Foundation Engineering Tulane University1977.
PERSONAL:
Married since 1971 to Royann Price
Father of 9 children (7 adopted, 4 with special needs)
PROFESSIONAL:
REGISTRATION:
Louisiana, Mississippi. Alabama, Florida, Texas
SOC IETIES:
Tau Beta Pi
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Concrete Institute
American Institute of Steel Construction
Consulting Engineers Council
. Light Gage Steel Engineers Association
EXPERIENCE:
January 1970 - May 1972 - Part Time Employment with the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
New Orleans District.
Involved with soils testing and classification.
June 1972 - August 1972 - La. State Department of Highways. Construction supervision of
the 1-610 expressway in New Orleans, La.
August 1972 - December 1972 - U. S. Air Force and La. Air National Guard Active Duty.
January 1973 - September 1973 - Modjeski and Masters, Consulting Engineers. Design
engineer on various b ridge and highway projects.
September 1973 - September 1979 - Waldemar Nelson and Co., Inc .
Duties included field inspection and construction supervision of pile driving operations
for a large sewerage treatment plant in New Orleans; design of various structural steel,
reinforced concrete foundations; steel and concrete sheet pile structures; timber, steel
and concrete pile foundations; design and analysis of earth levees and embankments;
layout of grading, drainage and site work; design of drainage, sewerage and water
systems; and application and layout of surveying data. Utilized and programmed
computer systems for design and analysis of structures and pile foundations;
application and determination of storm wave loading on structures, slope stability
analysis of soils, determination and p lotting of fabrication tem p lates for pipe structures;
and layout, plotting and calculation of surveying information. Supervised and directed
drafting personnel and other engineers on various design tasks and projects. Work
included such projects as petroleum chemica l, and manufacturing plant facilities;
dock facilities; offshore platforms; aircraft hangars; steel mill facilities; and subdivisions,
roads and highways. Last year of employment served as Assistant Manager of Civil
Engineering and had overall technical supervisory and personnel respo nsibilities for a
staff of 40 engineering, drafting and survey personnel.
September 1979 - September 1981 - URS Company
Project manager responsible for all aspects of civil engineering projects. Als 0
responsible for hiring and supervision of all civil engineering staff. Assistant in entire
branch office operation including marketing, management. client relations, business
and finance. Projects include general c ivil engineering; master drainage study for a
major municipality; waste treatment facilities for various petrochemical plants; Corps of
Engineers, E.P .A. and state permits for industrial and docking facilities; design of
expansion and new drainage pumping facilities.
September 1981 - Januarv 1982- Jeffrey, Thomas, Zehner, Inc.
Project engineer for design of buildings. Was responsible for structural design and
organization of complete project, including specifications and job site supervision.
Januarv 1982 - December 2008- Avegno, Bailey, & Associates, Inc. (formerly Jeffrey,
Thomas, Avegno, Inc.)
Principal and project engineer in the design of municipal, military, commercial and
industrial projects. Structures include low to medium rise buildings, hotels,
condominiums, apartments, residences, hospitals, schools, training facilities, airport
facilities, hangers, shopping centers, office buildings, banks, historic buildings. Design
and supervise all phases of projects working with concrete, steel and timber structure;
pile-supported and soil-bearing type foundations; drainage, sewerage, grading and
site work. Utilize and program computer systems for management, invoicing, cost
analysis, engineering design, engineering analysis, specifications, drafting, and
detailing. Also perform engineering investigations and prepare engineering reports .
Provide expert testimony on lawsuits dealing with the design a nd construction of
various types of buildings, structures, and foundations . Responsibilities also include
business, administrative and personnel management of the firm, marketing, and client
relations.
In addition to the above consulting work Mr Avegno has served on the faculty of the
Tulane University School of Engineering as an Adjunct Associate Professor of Structural
Engineering.
Januarv 2009 Present Semi-retired, expert witness and investigation work as a
structural engineering expert in litigation.
COMMUNITY:
Board of Directors - Raintree Children & Family Services
Board of Directors - Strive, Inc.
Dominican high School - Building Committee Member
Tulane Catholic Center - Building Committee Member
AWARDS:
The Holy Cross School Alumni - Humanitarian Award
Pope John Paul II - Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice Medal
Archdioc ese of New Orleans - Order of St. Louis
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BUSINESS OF NEW ORLEANS
COUNCIL 8x THE RIVeR REGION
August 27, 2012
Mr. Thomas A. Robichaux
President
Orleans Parish School Board
3520 General DeGauile Drive, Suite 5084
New Orleans, LA 70114
Dear Mr. Robichaux:
On behalf of the Business Council, I am pleased to appoint Mr. Michael R. Howard to serve on
the Orleans Parish School Board Facilities Master Plan Committee.
Mr. Howard is an accomplished architect who has had a distinguished career as President of
Howard Performance Architecture, LLC. He is fully ready to engage in the important work of
providing expertise on the building and restoring our school facilitie s. He can be reached at:
Michael R. Howard
911 State Street
New Orleans, LA 70118
504-891-6813
[email protected]
Please provide him with all ofthe pertinent information needed to get underway. And don't
hesitate to contact me if I can provide more information.
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6400 Press Drive
New Orleans. LA 70126-0002
(504) 286-5311
FAX (504) 284-5500
www. suno.edu
OFFICE OF THE CHANCELLOR
Jul) 28. 2011
Penny D.;slugue ilnd Lourdes Moran
cia LA I3Dard of Elementary dnd Secondary Edueatiun
1201 N. Th ird Stnx'
Baton Rouge, 1,,\ 708 04-9064
Dear Pc. ln Y Dastugllc and l.ourdes Moran:
Enclosed is a Master Plan Oversight Commi ttee nomination fo rm for Loui se Kaltcnbaugh, Ph.D ..
dean orthe ColI~ge of Education at So uthern University at NCI" Orleans. Thank YO ll fo r
co usidcrin g h~!' to sc,\'c on thc committee.
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Victor Uk po lo. Ph.D.
Chancell or
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NOMINATION FORM
Master Plan Oversight Committee
Name ofIndividual Nominated: Dr. Louise KaItenbaugh
Section I.
NOMINEE INFORMATION
Name: (Mr. !Ms. /Mrs.) Dr. Louise Kaltenbaugh
Title: Interim Dean. College of Education and Human Development
Department/Agency: Southern University at New OrleanS/College of Education and Human Development
Mailing Address: 6801 Press Drive
City/State/Zip: New Orleans. LA 70126
Phone: (504) 286-50 19
Fax : (504) 284-5546
E-mail: lkaltenb@s uno.edu
Section 0: NOMINEE CATEGORY: Master Plan Oversight Committee
Section OI: NOMINEE'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Dr. Louise Kaltenbaugh is knowledgeable in capital plan. expenditures, and internal control procedures. She is well
acquainted with timelines and budget management. Having resided in the Greater New Orleans area since 1973. and
has worked with various entities in the RSD, she is aware of demographic changes in the parish as it related to
student enrollment projections.
Nominator's Contact Information
Name: (Mr. /Ms. /M rs. ),,,D
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Nominating Organization: Southern University at New Orleans
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City/State/Zip:
Phone
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New Orleans. 70126
(504) 286-5311
[email protected]
Fax: (504) 284-5500
Profess ional Re sume
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH
Name: louise Kaltenbaugh
Institution & Location
Position: Director, Alternative Certification Program
University of New Orleans
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Ph.D.
1968
1970
1976
1993
Facility & location
Professional Certifications &
licensure
Year
St. Berna rd Pa rish School System,
Chalmette
English Certification, Seco ndary
1970
Secondary English
Tulane University, New Orleans
Title IV, IX Coord inator
1976
Critical Thinkin$ and Context
Curriculum Design
Administration, SuperviSion,
Su perintendent
Curriculum Design
Program Evaluator, Type A
laTAAP Assessor, State level
NCATE Assessor
District Assessment Team (levels I,
II, and Degree of Implementation
DIBELS Test Assessor
lEAP/ilEAP Coordinator
1986
1987
Desegregation - Regional
Curriculum Development
Intellectual Development
University of New Orleans
Tulane University
University of New Orleans
Univ. of Chicago, Chicago, 111.
ASCD, Washington, D.C.
University of New Orleans, N.D.
ASCD, Washington, D.C.
la. State Dept. of Educ., B.R. LA
lao State Dept. o f Educ., B.R. LA
la oState Dept. of Education
lao State Dept. of Educ. B.R., LA
la. State Dept. of Educ., B.R., LA
la. State Dept. of Educ., B.R., la
lao State Dept. of Educ., B.R., LA
Degree
B. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
DIRECTOR, ALTERNATE CERTIFICATION
CURRICULUM COORDINATOR
CHAIR, sECONOARV EDUCATION
ASSOCIATE DEAN, COE
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ASSISTANT DEAN, GRADUATE STUDIES
DIRECTOR, P/B TEACHER CENTER
ENGLISH/WRITING sPECIAUST
DIRECTOR, LA. REGION, GAC
DIRECTOR, GENERAL ASSISTANCE CENTER, DESEGREGATION, IX
TEACHER, SECONDARY
Field of study
Year Conferred
1989
1993
1998
1999
2006
2007
2006
2006
English/American Literature
English/American Literature, Onomastics
English Education: Secondary
Educational Administration: Higher Ed.
Field of concentration
leadership and Program Assessment
Curriculum Development
Grants Evaluation
Teacher Accountability
COE State NCATE Assessment/Accountability
School-Wide Accountability/I mprovement
DAP Team, Data Triangulation
Reading Assessment/Sco r ing
School Assessment
INSTITUTION
SUNO
lEONA CHARTER SCHOOLS
SUNO
SUNO
SUNO
SUNO
sUNO
U. OF OKLAHOMA, NORMAN
TULANE UNIVERSITY
5T. BERNARD PARISH SCHOOLS
PROGRAM DATE
2007 - PRESENT
2005-2007
2004-2005
2001-2003
1999-2001
1989-1998
1985-1989
1981-1985
1976-1981
1968-1976
C. MAJOR RESEARCH INTERESTS
PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT, HIGHER EDUCATION
PROGRAM EFFECTIVENESS, K-12 AND HIGHER EDUCATION
FACULTY MENTORIN G
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SCHOOL/UNIVERSITY/COMMUNITY COLLABORATIONS
STUDENT RETENTION/PERSISTENCE
PROGRAM ASSESSMENT
D. PUBLICATIONS
(SHORT LIST)
"THE KATRINA DISASTER: ITS IMPACT ON COLLEGE STUDENTS'PERSISITENCE" sUBMITIEDTO JOURNAL OF URBAN EDUCATION FOR REVIEW AND IS NOW
UNDER REVISION. (ARTICLE -IN PROGRESS)
"WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES TUITION MAKE? A CRITlCAL-EMPIRICALANALVSISOF ETHNIC DIFFERENCES IN PERSISTENCE." IN JOURNAL FOR FINANCiAl AID.
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(ARTICLE,1998)
THE INFLUENCE OF PRICES AND PRICE SUBSIDES ON PERSISTENCE BY AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDENTS. AN ANALYSISOF THE NATIONAL POSTSECONOARV
STUDENT AID SURVEY OF 1987. DISSERTATION PUBLISHED. 1993
E. GRANTS AWARDED (Short list)
2007: Hurricane Educator Assistance Program (HEAP); lEAP Summer Remediation Grant; K-3 Reading Initiative Grant. These three
grants were awarded by the l ouisiana State Department of Education and were for two schools - McDonagh 28, City Park Academy
and New Orleans Free Academy. Funds totaled over $110, 000 for each school.
K-16 Partnership (Yale University, Rockefeller, New Orleans Public Schools, and SUNOl . A S yea r grant with funding of over 750,000
over five years.
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Title III Grants: COE: Alternative Certification and University-Wide Accreditation
LOUISE KALTENBAUGH, PROFESSIONAL RESUME
F . MEMBERS HIPS
ASCD
Phi Delta Kappa
Kappa Delta Pi
G. Community Service
ARCOLA COMMUNITY Spring and fall Church Gathering
Provide mentorship in educational/social enhancement to youth in Saving Kids, Unlimited, Inc
Serve as guest minister at Amite-Arcola Presbyterian Church
Serve as Youth Advisor at Amite- Arcola Presbyterian Church
Provide the Children and Youth Sermons on Sundays during the year at Amite-Arcola Presbyterian Church
Provide Elder leadership for Mother's Day Program, Father's Day Program, Easter Party for youth, and Vacation Bible School
Provide teacher training for Vacation Bible School
Serve on Board of Directors for Saving Kids Unlimited, Inc
Serve on Activities Committee for Belle Chasse Cross Country Team
Provide two weekend training camps for Belle Chasse Cross Country team
Provide transportation for a dialysis patient Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays
Provide financial assistance to Presbyterian Children's Home, American Diabetes Association, Cancer Fund, Belle Chasse PAWS, the
National Humane SOCiety, the national heart research instit ute, and tithe to the Amite-Arcola Presbyterian Church
H. CONFERENCE PRESENTATION (Short list)
Louisiana State Department of Education: Preparing for NCATE: Aligning and Assessing Data . Bato n Rouge, 2003
Preparing for NCATE: Establishing and Maintaining University Wide Collaboration. Hosted by the University of Louisiana at
Lafayette, NCATE, and the Louisiana Department of Educatio n. Lafayette, La. 2002
Workshop: Intergenerational Vacat ion Bible School: New Ways of Thinking. Presbytery of South louisiana. Baton Rouge, LA. 2004
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COWEN INSTITUTE
July 27, 2011
Penny Dastugue and Lourdres Moran
c/o LA Board Elementary and Secondary Education
1201 North Third Street, P.O. Box 94064
Baton Rouge, LA 70804-9064
Dear Ms. Dastugue and Ms. Moran,
I present for consideration of the Orleans Parish School Board and the Louisiana Board of
Elementary and Secondary Education the nomination of Alexandra "Sandi" Stroud" to serve as an
appointee to the Master Plan Oversight Committee. She the position previously held by Mr. Rick
Jones.
Ms. Stroud is Director of Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development and Adjunct Associate
Professor at the Tulane School of Architecture. As you will see in the attached nomination form and
resume, Ms. Stroud has over eighteen years of experience as a licensed architect and real estate
professional specializing in financial and feasibility analysis, development implementation and
project management. It is my belief that she will be a valuable asset to the Oversight Committee.
If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact the Cowen Institute at 504274-3690.
Thank you,
Shannon Couhig
Executive Director
Scott S. Cowen Institute for Public Education Initiatives
RECEIVED
JUL 2 8 2011
Board of Elementary
and
Secondary Education
NOMINATION FORM
Master Plan Oversight Committee
Name oflndividual Nominated: Alexandra "Sandi" Stroud
Section I. NOMINEE INFORMATION
Name: Ms. Alexandra "Sandi" Stroud
Title: Director of Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development. Adjunct Associate Professor
Department!Agency: Tulane School of Architecture
Mailing Address: Richardson Memorial Hall, 6823 St. Charles Ave.
City/State/Zip: New Orleans, LA 70118
Phone: 504.865.5389
Fax: 504.862.8798
Email: [email protected]
Section II. NOMINEE CATEGORY: An individual experienced in construction management
and/or value engineering nominated by local universities
Section III. NOMINEE'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Describe why you think the nominee would be a good candidate for the Master Plan Oversight
Committee. (Please attach resume or vitae.)
Ms. Stroud has over eighteen years of experience as a licensed architect and real estate
professional specializing in financial and feasibility analysis, development implementation and
project management. For the past eight years, she has worked as a real estate professional and
developer financing complex and large scale development opportunities in urban areas, including
the New Orleans region and elsewhere. She is a LEED Accredited Professional with a
specialization in Building Design and Construction. Ms. Stroud will be able to provide the
Oversight Committee with expertise in construction management.
Nominator's Contact Information
Name: Mrs. Shannon Jones Couhig
Title: Executive Director. Scott S. Cowen Institute for Public Education Initiatives
Department!Agency: Tulane University
Mailing Address: 200 Broadway St., Suite 108
City/State/Zip: New Orleans, LA 70118
Phone: 504.274.3690
Fax: 504.274.3699
Email: sjones [email protected]
202.731.6766
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SUMMARY
A real estate development professional and licensed architect experienced in financial analysis and cash flow modeling
and the complete development process from acquisition, due diligence, zoning, green building certification, design,
permitting, construction, to sales and marketing.
EDUCATION
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Massachusetts 2002
- Master of Science in Real Estate Development, Department of Urban Studies and Planning
Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana 1991
- Master of Architecture 1/ Bachelor of Architecture
EXPERIENCE
Principal, Urban Focus LLC
Washington DC and New Orleans, Louisiana 2006-present
Development consulting for community and real estate development including feasibility and financial
evaluations, due diligence, project management, owner's representation and team selection for development
opportunities
Director and Adjunct Associate Professor of the Sustainable Real Estate Program New Orleans, Louisiana 201O-present
Tulane University School of Architecture
- Directing the creation and implementation of a new masters program
- Teaching real estate related classes to graduate level students
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Howard University
Site: Design and Principles, upper level elective, Fall 2004 through Fall 2008
Washington DC 2004 to 2010
- Strategies in Community Redevelopment, upper level elective, Spring 2005 through Spring 2009
- Created Fall 2006 Lecture Series entitled "To Study Architecture is to Study All Things"
- Thesis Advisor
Vice President, FUND VI Development, JBG Companies
Team member in implementation of a $650 million equity fund
Chevy Chase, MD 2007-2008
- Acquisition, financial predevelopment and preparation of a development plans, land development, rezoning,
refinancing and sale
Develapment Manager, Waterford Development LLC
Reston, VA 2004-2006
- Managed site acquisition, financial modeling, contracts, and development management for mixed use
condominium projects
Senior Development Officer, Community Preservation and Development Corporation
Washington, DC 2003
Responsible for financial analysis for new projects for non-profit affordable housing developer; acquired federal
financial subsidies and track expenditures; selected architects and contractors and acted as liaison during the
construction process; organized community meetings and facilitated on "Tenants' First Right" projects
Projects Director, Broadmoor Design Group - Design/ Build
Metairie, Lauisiana 2000-2001
- Conducted due diligence/ Completed zoning process and coordinated permitting process with all city agencies/
completed master planning and design process for large scale residential projects
Project Manager, Concordia Architects
New Orleans 1998-2000
Managed team of engineers and other consultants; conducted due diligence and worked with city agencies on
zoning revisions; created preliminary budgets and led value engineering process; managed design process with
client and represented the client in meetings and public hearings; conducted bidding process and evaluated
proposals
Assistant to the Executive Monitor, Tulane University
New Orleans 1997-1998
- Assistant to the Senior Vice President and General Counsel appointed by HUD to oversee the recovery of the
Housing Authority of New Orleans, in lieu of placing the Authority in receivership; Liaison to Tulane University's
Government Affairs Office
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ALEXANDRA JANE STROUD,AIA
Assistant Project Manager, Eskew Filson Architects
New Orleans 1993-1996
- Assistant in management of a variety of civic projects including the reconstruction of the Fairgrounds
Racecourse, Phase II of the Aquarium of the Americas and additions to the New Orleans Museum of Art
Construction Manoger, Wallick Construction and Restoration
New Orleans 1992-1993
- Supervised construction progress for historic restoration contractor including masonry, fine woodworking
restoration and detailing
Intern Architect, Smith Henchman & Gryl/s (now Smith Group)
Detroit 1991-1992
SELECTED PROJECTS
Development Management and Financial Analysis
NSP Technical Assistance provider, Enterprise Community Partners subconsultant to the New Orleans
Redevelopment Authority.
Jacksonville Live/ Work Arts Feasibility Study, Jacksonville, Florida, Prime on contract with Community Partners
Consultants, Inc. and Karl Seidman, economic development consultant, to provide the Jacksonville Planning and
Development Department and the Jacksonville arts community with a comprehensive approach to providing
affordable, viable and sustainable housing and studio environments for artists through a four part feasibility
study' market, site, arts planning and financial.
Wisdom Manor, New Orleans, successful application for Project Based Section 8 application to the Housing
Authority of New Orleans for Enterprise Community Partners July 2010.
Mount Pleasant Retail Development Study, Washington DC, Partners for Economic Solutions team, financial
analysis and development conSUlting.
AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust, New Orleans, Louisiana, consultant seeking debt investment.
Upper Rock Land Development, site rezoning and sale of 15 acre site, Rockville, MD, $100m, project
management.
Leesburg, Virginia property, acquisition, loan approval and preliminary development of property for 90,000 sf of
office and 35,000 sf of retail, project management and financial analysis
Arlington, Virginia property, acquisition, loan approval and development of property for 90 units of as-of-right
residential development, project acquisition and financial analysis
The Spectrum (189 condo units, 30,000 sf retail and 30,000 sf of office space) $103 m, refinance
Mount Pleasant Main Street, Washington DC, consultant on Transportation Study Round Table
Latino Economic Development Corporation (LEDC) on Urban Retail strategies in a changing marketplace,
development consultant and presenter
Alexandria Redevelopment Housing Authority, Alexandria, Virginia, due diligence consultant
Project Management
U Street Hotel Project, Boutique Hotel predevelopment, Washington DC,$30m, project management
Oakwood Manor, SE, Washington DC, 9% LlHTC project, Tenants' First Right, project management
Florida Housing Development, New Orleans, Louisiana, $11 m, project management, master planning and design
Isidore Newman School Cafeteria Addition, New Orleans Louisiana, $1.2 m, project management
Le Bouchon Restaurant, New Orleans, Louisiana $300,000, project management and design
Menessis Residence, Folsom Louisiana $750,000, project management and design
New Orleans Fairgrounds Racecourse, New Orleans, Louisiana $30 m, project management
Construction Administration
- The Broadway (80 condo units and 12,000 sf of retail), Falls Church , Virginia $80 m, construction administration
- 1330 Seventh Street, NW, Washington DC , 9% LlHTC project, Tenants' First Right, construction administration
Design Development
Davis Residence Addition, Milo, Arkansas $150 ,000, design
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ALEXAN DRA JAN E STR OU D,AI A
- Belle Chase Naval Air Station Housing, Belle Chase, Louisiana, $72 million, master planning and design
- Desire Housing Development, New Orleans, Louisiana, $85 million (Hope VI), master planning and design
- McGehee Girls School Master Plan, New Orleans, Louisiana, master planning and design
- St Marks Community Center Master Plan, New Orleans, Louisiana, master planning and design
- Aunt Sally's Praline's retail build out, New Orleans, Louisiana $300,000, design
- Audubon Center for the Research of Endangered Species, New Orleans, Louisiana $10 M, design development
ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCE
- Member of the working committee on Strengthening the Green Foundation Real Estate Conference held in New
Orleans in March 2011
Member of the New Orleans Mayor-elect's Transition Team - Housing Supply ft Demand Subcommittee 2010
Reader, MetLife Innovative Space Awards, Leveraging Investments in Creativity, New York City, Fall 2009 and
Spring 2010
AlAS Competition Juror, The Boston Park Kiosk National Design Competition, Fall 2006
Career Day at Tulane University - professional lecturing and mock interviews, 2004, 2003
Research Assistantship to Senior Lecturer at MIT's Dept of Urban Studies and Planning 2002
"Ask an Architect" series, Preservation Resource Center, New Orleans, Louisiana 2001
Guest Lecturer on the public sector development process, Tulane University 2000
Guest juror, Tulane University, first and second year studio 1995-1999
Printmaking Studio, Intaglio, monoprint and papermaking classes at the New Orleans Glassworks, 1992-1994
- Thesis Commendation, Tulane School of Architecture, 1991
- Summer abroad Architectural Program, Tulane University - Venice, Italy 1990
- Student Body Vice President, Tulane School of Architecture - 1990
PUBLICATIONS
- Editorial, Landscape Architecture Magazine, Sportman's Paradox, published in the August 2010 issue.
New Orleans Real Estate Examiner, online publication, contributing writer covering real estate and economic
development in the New Orleans Region 2010.
Contributor, Density and Redevelopment in New Orleans, Action Plan for the University Lakefront District, Paris
Avenue/ Robert E Lee Recovery Node, Appendix, Center for Urban and Public Affairs, University of New Orleans/
Regional Planning Commission. 2009
Editor, Developing Architects, www.developingarchitects.net. Online newsletter on expanding the role of the
architect, (founded December 2008)
Research assistant to Karl F. Seidman, Revitalizing Commerce for American Cities; A Practitioner's Guide to
Urban Main Street Programs, Fannie Mae Foundation, 2004 (published 2(05).
With Karl F Seidman, "Case Studies of Urban Main Street Programs." In Revitalizing Commerce for American
Cities; A Practitioner's Guide to Urban Main Street Programs Vol. 2, Fannie Mae Foundation, 2004.
Navin Field Proposal, Response to RFP for the City of Detroit for the Redevelopment of Historic Tiger Stadium,
2003
- Master Thesis, MIT Center for Real Estate, Comparison of the Private Developer Approach and the Community
Development Approach to Main Street Redevelopment, 2002
LICENSING AND AFFILIATIONS
. Licensed Architect - Louisiana 1995
. AlA Washington DC
- ULI Associate
- LEED Accredited Professional
CSI, Construction Document Technology Certification 1998
President, Building Trustees - St Luke's United Methodist Church
Member, National Building Museum 2003 to present
USGBC member
219 HARDING STREET, JEFFERSON, LOUISIANA 70 121
NOMINIATION FORM
Master Plan Oversight Committee
Name ofIndividual Nominated:
Dr. Andre Perry
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Section I. NOMINEE I NFORMATION
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Titl e: Associate Director for Education Initiatives
Department/Agency: Institute for Quality & Equity in Education at Loyola University
Mailing Address: 6363 St. Charles Avenue, Box 42
City/State/Zip: New Orieans/LAl70118
Phone: 504-865-2782
Fax: ______________
E-mail: [email protected]
Section II. NOMINEE CATEGORY: Urban League of Greater New Orleans Nominee
Section III. NOMINEE'S ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Describe why you think the nominee would be a good candidate for the Master Plan Oversight
Committee. (please attach resume or vitae)
As an educational leader and professor, Dr. Perry is in a unique position to
understand the needs of practitioners as well as the theoretical bases that
undergird them. His academic experiences and community involvement allow for
_tremendous insight to neighborhoods of New Orleans. With the extensive work he
has completed in education reform , addressing the physical reformation of the
education landscape is next step in assuring quality and equity in local education.
Dr. Perry's curriculum vitae accompanies this form.
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Nominator's Contact Informatiou
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Title: President & CEO
Nominating Organization: Urban League of Greater New Orleans
Mailing Address: 2912 Canal Street, Suite 200
City/State/Zip: New Orieans/LAl70119
Phone: 504-620-2332
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E-mail: [email protected]
September 11, 2012
MAHALIA JACKSON SCHOOL OFFICE SPACE CONVERSION
Requestor: Herman K. Taitt, Jr., Executive Director of Operations
Advertisement Dates: The Times Picayune
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
OPSB Website - continuously from July 17 through August 21, 2012
Publicly Opened: August 21, 2012
Vendors Receiving Bid Package: 12
Vendors Responding: 6
Principals of the Company:
ONE CONSTRUCTION (JEFFERSON, LA)
Owner:
Brad Swanford
Background Information: On July 17, 2012 the OPSB Purchasing Department released Invitation to
Bid (ITB) no. 2012-0523-0001 for the office space conversion at Mahalia Jackson School. The ITB was
advertised in the Times-Picayune and posted to the OPSB website. A pre-bid conference was held on
August 1, 2012 and there were twelve (12) contractors represented.
On August 21, 2012 at 2:00 P.M. a public bid opening was conducted at the OPSB offices by the
Purchasing Department.
The bid results were as follows:
Contractor
One Construction
DL Daigle & Company
GenBuilt Company
ETI, Incorporated
Trimark Construction
H & O Construction
RECOMMENDATION:
Bid
219,447.00
279,000.00
310,556.51
335,500.00
349,900.00
353,488.00
That the Orleans Parish School Board accepts the lowest
responsive bid from One Construction in the amount of
$219,447.00 and authorize the OPSB General Counsel to prepare
a contract. In addition, OPSB Administration requests that the
OPSB approve a 10% contingency for any unforeseen
conditions. Additional work will not be performed until
approved by the OPSB Executive Director of Operations by way
of a field change order.
Authorization to Execute Purchase Agreement on South Rendon Property
OPSB administration seeks approval to execute a purchase agreement with the Archdiocese of
New Orleans or their designee for a gymnasium and empty lot located in the 200 block of S
Rendon. This property is adjacent to Fisk Howard which is slated for a new school in the master
plan. Purchase of the gym will provide savings from master plan specifications that provides a
gym in all K-8 schools. In addition, the gym plus the empty lot will provide additional space for
a school that is landlocked.
The purchase shall be at no more than appraised value. In the event there is a difference between
the value determined by OPSB’s appraisal and the Archdiocese appraisal, the purchase will be
set at the average of the appraisals or the parties may request a third appraisal.
Recommendation: That the Orleans Parish School Board approves execution of a purchase
agreement for the purchase of the South Rendon property reference above.
Authorization to Execute Letter of Intent for Property at 1212 S Roman Street
The school facilities master plan sets forth provision for the ideal acreage needed for school sites.
The provision includes a desire for up to 15 acres for a high school. The new high at Booker T
Washington is slated to be built at its existing sight, which falls short of the minimum
requirements. OPSB has identified vacant property owned by Xavier University located at 1212
S Roman Street. This property is directly across the street from Booker T Washington and
would provide an additional 53,000 sq footage (1.2 acres) of much needed space.
The Orleans Parish School Board wishes to enter into negotiations and draft a non-binding
purchase agreement with the property.
Recommendation: That the Orleans Parish School Board approves dialogue and negotiations
for the 53153 sq feet of property located at 1212 S. Roman in accordance with terms and
conditions allowable for the purchase of property.
ORLEANS PARISH SCHOOL BOARD
CAPITAL PROJECTS
UPDATE
September 13, 2012
Alice Harte
New PK-8th Grade – Three
Section School
Design
Architect:
Construction
WDG Architects Engineers
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
September 16, 2010
April 15, 2011
June 16, 2011
May 25, 2012
June 4, 2012
June 7, 2012
July 12, 2012
Executed Construction Contract with Woodrow Wilson 9/5/12
Contractor:
Woodrow Wilson
Notice to Proceed:
September 12, 2012
Substantial Completion
December - 2013
School Occupancy
June - 2014
Arthur Ashe
Kitchen Renovation
Design
Architect: OSPB/Moses Engineers
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
September 19, 2012
N/A
N/A
N/A
May 30, 2010
July 28, 2011
September 1, 2011
Original plans, specs & bid by OPSB Facilities
Construction
Contractor:
Crescent Comm. Constr.
Notice to Proceed:
November 21, 2011
Project is in Close-out
Substantial Completion
June - 2012
School Occupancy
July - 2012
Audubon School
Renovation & Addition
Design
Architect: Blitch/Knevel
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
September 16, 2010
January 14, 2011
June 2, 2011
September 28, 2011
January 9, 2012
January 12, 2012
March 1, 2012
Construction
Contractor:
FHP Tectonics Corp.
Notice to Proceed:
May 23, 2012
Lawsuit against City/BZA
City continues to process the building permit
Substantial Completion
September - 2013
School Occupancy
Final Community Meeting Held May 31st
January - 2014
Ben Franklin HS
Stabilization
Design
Architect: Perez, APC
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
March 10, 2011
N/A
July 18, 2011
December 28, 2011
February 17, 2012
February 28, 2012
March 27, 2012
Construction
Contractor:
Pete Vicari
Notice to Proceed:
June 20, 2012
Substantial Completion
January - 2013
School Occupancy
March - 2013
Easton HS
Window replacement
Design
Architect: Verges/Rome
Notice to Proceed:
N/A
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Construction
Contractor:
BEI
Notice to Proceed:
September 8, 2009
Contractual Substantial Completion March 2010
Substantial Completion
September - 2012
School Occupancy
N/A
Easton HS
Refurbishment
Design
Architect: Chenevert Architects
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
June 18, 2012
N/A
N/A
September 16, 2012
September 24, 2012
October 16, 2012
November 26, 2012
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
June - 2013
School Occupancy
N/A
Greater St. Stephens
Demolition of Greater St.
Stephen’s School
Design
Architect: Chenevert Architects
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
May 21, 2012
N/A
N/A
July 13, 2012
July 20, 2012
August 9, 2012
October 13, 2012
Additional survey work on undeveloped acreage complete
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
February - 2013
School Occupancy
N/A
Lake Forest School
New PK-8th Grade – Three
Section School
Design
Architect: Hegedus & Associates
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
June 14, 2012
August 24, 2012
October 23, 2012
February 18, 2013
March 4, 2013
March 13, 2013
April 23, 2013
Program Completion 7/9/12
Next Community Meeting last week in September
Geotech work for undeveloped acreage underway
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
September - 2014
School Occupancy
January - 2015
Jo Ellen Hospital
Demolition of the hospital
buildings & facilities
Design
Architect: Verges/Rome Architects
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
Professional Service Contract with OPSB 7/25
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
School Occupancy
New Edna Karr HS
New High School at the
Jo Ellen Site
Design
Architect: Lee Ledbetter & Assoc.
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
May 14, 2012
August 17, 2012
November 2, 2012
March 2, 2013
March 16, 2013
April 1, 2013
May 12, 2013
Continue to work on Schematic Design submittal with A/E
Next Community Meeting preliminary - Early October
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
February - 2015
School Occupancy
June - 2015
Edna Karr HS
Stabilization – Gym
Design
Architect: Chenevert Architects
Notice to Proceed:
April 20, 2012
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
N/A
N/A
May 20, 2012
May 31, 2012
June 19, 2012
July 24, 2012
Contract is with contractor - finishing submittals
Thereafter, OPSB to execute the contract
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
December - 2012
School Occupancy
January - 2013
Lusher Elementary
Refurbishment
Design
Architect: Meyer Engineers
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Professional Service Contract with OPSB 8/15
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
TBD
School Occupancy
TBD
Lusher/Fortier HS
Refurbishment
Design
Architect: SCNZ Architects
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Professional Service Contract with OPSB 8/15
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
TBD
School Occupancy
TBD
Mahalia Jackson
Renovation – Additional
Classrooms
Design
Architect: Verges/Rome Architects
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
Bid recommendation to OPSB
April 17, 2012
N/A
May 13, 2012
June 12, 2012
June 27, 2012
July 17, 2012
August 21, 2012
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
December - 2012
School Occupancy
December - 2012
New McDonogh 35 HS
New High School
Design
Architect: Sizler/Thompson/Brown
Notice to Proceed:
June 3, 2010
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
Bid cancelation on 9/5
Developing revised bid schedule
April 8, 2011
June 30, 2011
June 8, 2012
June 28, 2012
July 5, 2012
TBD
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
Est. August - 2014
School Occupancy
Est . January - 2015
New McDonogh 35 HS
Remediation
Phillips/Waters Site
Design
Architect: Sizler/Thompson/Brown
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
June 3, 2010
N/A
N/A
March 3, 2011
March 10, 2011
March 17, 2011
April 26, 2011
Construction
Contractor:
Hamps
Notice to Proceed:
March 8, 2012
Rains delays complicating completion
Substantial Completion
August - 2012
School Occupancy
N/A
McDonogh 35
Stabilization - Kerlerec
Design
Architect: Chenevert Architects
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
April 20, 2012
N/A
N/A
July 23, 2012
August 2, 2012
August 16, 2012
September 20, 2012
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
April - 2013
School Occupancy
June - 2013
McMain HS
New Gymnasium
Design
Architect:
Jahncke & Burns Arch.
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
September 16, 2010
April 14, 2011
August 25, 2011
August 15, 2012
September 13, 2012
TBD
TBD
Rejected May 2nd bids - over budget
Separated into an individual project
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
TBD
School Occupancy
TBD
McMain HS
Stabilization
Design
Architect:
Jahncke & Burns Arch.
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
September 16, 2010
April 14, 2011
August 25, 2011
April 4, 2012
TBD
TBD
TBD
Separated into an individual project
Working on window scope refinement
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
TBD
School Occupancy
TBD
McMain HS
School Based
Health Clinic
Design
Architect:
Jahncke & Burns Arch.
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
August 31, 2011
N/A
N/A
May 16, 2012
May 30, 2012
May 29, 2012
June 26, 2012
Contract with low bidder on 7/23
Addressing insurance submittal issues
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
December - 2012
School Occupancy
January - 2013
Nelson Elementary
Refurbishment
Design
Architect: Harry/Baker/Smith
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Professional Services Contract with OSPB 9/7
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
TBD
School Occupancy
TBD
PK-8 N. Kenilworth
New PK-8th Grade – Three
Section School
Design
Architect: Mathes Brierre Arch.
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
April 28, 2011
December 27, 2011
April 27, 2012
July 19, 2012
August 2, 2012
September 25, 2012
October 30, 2012
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
June - 2014
School Occupancy
August - 2014
McDonogh 7
Refurbishment
Swing Space
Design
Architect: TBD
Construction
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
TBD
School Occupancy
TBD
Timbers III
HVAC Replacement
Design
Architect: Moses Engineers
Notice to Proceed:
Schematic Design:
Design Development:
Construction Documents:
Bid Documents:
1st Advertisement:
Bid Date:
June 8, 2012
N/A
N/A
TBD
TBD
TBD
TBD
Professional service contract with OPSB 8/3
Construction
Contractor:
TBD
Notice to Proceed:
TBD
Substantial Completion
School Occupancy
N/A