Site work, new construction and renovation of a mixed-use development in Everman, Texas. Completed plans call for the construction of a educational facility; for the renovation of a educational facility; and for site work for a educational facility.

https://www.spartnerships.com/newsletter/2024/tgi-04-19-2024/texas-government-insider-04-19-2024.html Fort Worth area voters to decide on $67.1 million bond package to renovate elementary schools, improve security Residents in the Everman Independent School District (EISD) will vote on a $67.1 million bond package to renovate campuses, increase school security and build a multipurpose facility. Early voting will be between April 22 and April 30. Election day is May 4. If approved, Proposition A would allocate $49 million to renovate four elementary campuses and implement safety and security infrastructure to protect students, faculty and staff. The district would replace all portable buildings with 10 classrooms per campus. EISD plans to add a science lab and two storage rooms to each elementary campus. The district would renovate the gyms at all four schools to include additional storage and a covered outdoor classroom space. Plans include replacing flooring as needed. The district would add restrooms to Bishop, E Ray and Hommel elementary schools. EISD would also install an additional kitchen serving line at Hommel Elementary. In addition, EISD would replace the HVAC, ventilation systems and roofs at Bishop and Hommel elementary schools. The district would separate Roger E Souder Elementary School sanitary sewer and electrical systems. Plans include reworking Souder Elementary’s drive lane, expanding the kitchen area and relocating existing restrooms and a playground. EISD would enhance the safety and security of all elementary school campuses by deploying a wearable panic button to discreetly alert authorities during emergency situations. The buttons would expedite response times, enable partial or full lockdowns and share relevant footage with emergency services. The district would also install cloud-based security cameras to provide real-time surveillance and remote management. The cameras would alert site managers if they fall offline, continually update with AI features, provide unusual-activity alerting and share live footage vis SMS and email. In addition, school staff could access and manage the cameras from any location. EISD would deploy an access-control cloud security solution to regulate physical entry to the school. The system would connect all hybrid cloud devices installed on campus, ranging from cameras to alarms, to increase the school’s security coverage. Finally, the district would install vape and environmental sensors to monitor bathrooms, locker rooms and other indoor environments for vaping and/or student conflicts. Proposition B would provide $18 million to build a districtwide indoor multipurpose facility. The facility would provide dedicated space at the high school for events such as academic competitions, guest speakers, field days, athletics and band practices, spelling bees and department programs. --------------------------------------------------------------- All questions regarding clarification or interpretation of the RFP will be submitted in writing by the Submitter, and must be received by 2:00 P.M., March 25, 2024. No questions will be addressed unless provided in writing. The District will provide a response to questions to all Submitters who have received an RFQ directly from the District. All correspondence pertaining to this RFQ should be addressed to: Michelle Salazar Everman ISD 1520 Everman Parkway Fort Worth, Texas 76140 Email: msalazar@eisd.org. TOTAL ESTIMATED VALUE: $67,070,445 Locations- Addn. to Souder Elementary School, Addn. to Hommel Elementary School, Addn. to Bishop Elementary School, Addn. to E Ray Elementary School, Joe C Bean HS Indoor Multipurpose Facility