Renovation of a mixed-use development in Round Rock, Texas. Working plans call for the renovation of a 35,000-square-foot educational facility.

As of May 29, 2026, this project has been awarded. Round Rock ISD trustees approved contracts and purchasing orders for new vehicles and several district renovation projects in November. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact) Round Rock ISD officials green-lit the purchase of maintenance vehicle replacements and approved construction contracts for several campuses in November. The purchases and contracts are funded by 2024 bond monies, per the district. What you need to know Trustees approved contracts and purchasing orders replacing eight district vehicles, resurfacing the middle school track and hiring architects and construction managers for several campus renovations. The contracts total just over $2.3 million in bond funds approved by voters in November 2024. 449658 Forefront Networks - Trail of Lights-11-2025-Website Leaderboard The details Maintenance vehicle replacement Seven three-quarter-ton Chevrolet cargo vans, one three-quarter-ton Chevrolet pickup truck Contractor: Caldwell Country Chevrolet Cost: $375,805 Track resurfacing Resurfacing, striping and minor repairs at Canyon Vista, Chisholm Trail and Cedar Valley middle schools Contractor: Symmetry Sports Construction Cost: $675,504.25 Bluebonnet Elementary School and Cedar Valley Middle School renovation - Construction manager at risk Campus renovations and athletic updates Construction manager: Braun & Butler Construction Cost: preconstruction fee of $18,600 and construction management fee of 3.8% CTE center renovation - Construction manager at risk Renovation of 1000 Spectrum Drive property to a career and technology education facility for electrical trades, cosmetology, autobody and early childhood programming Construction manager: Rogers-O'Brien Construction Co. Cost: preconstruction fee of $30,000 and construction management fee of 3.55% Great Oaks Elementary School addition and renovation - Construction manager at risk Campus interior renovation, building addition Construction manager: Rogers-O'Brien Construction Co. Cost: preconstruction fee of $30,000 and construction management fee of 3.55% RRISD Support Services building renovation - Construction manager at risk Renovation of support services facility Construction manager: Joeris General Contractor Cost: preconstruction fee of $10,000 and construction management fee of 4.2% Canyon Vista Middle School renovation - architect design services Design of campus renovations Architect: O'Connell Robertson Architecture Cost: $620,000 Raymond E. Hartfield Performing Arts Center renovation Interior renovation Architect: Perkins & Will Architecture Cost: $559,943 ______________ The Work is to be constructed as set forth in the Agreement and the Exhibits listed below and attached. [It is contemplated that this is the first of two (2) (verify if 2 or 3 GMPs) increments of Work necessary for the completion of the Construction. Subsequent increments will be added as amendments(s) to this Agreement and the Guaranteed Maximum Price adjusted.] (Optional). Round Rock Independent School District invites qualified firms to submit proposals for Construction Manager-at-Risk services for one or more of the four projects in this RFP - CTE Center; Great Oaks ES; Bluebonnet ES/Cedar Valley MS; Support Services Contact with employees of the District outside of the RRISD Purchasing Office is prohibited during the Solicitation process unless directed by the Buyer or other District Purchasing officers. Respondents that fail to adhere to this requirement risk having their response disqualified. Please call 512-464-6950 if you require any assistance with this submission. Question Deadline 10/13/2025 at 1:00 PM CT. Submit questions through eROC prior to the stated deadline via Online. Pre bd meeting notes: This Pre-Bid meeting is: Mandatory for Prime Contractors who intend to respond to this RFP. For Prime Contractors only Not for subcontractors Bid Opening Notes: Responses will be publicly opened and the respondent's names and price proposals will be read aloud. The District will make its best effort to hold this virtual public opening. In the event of technical difficulties or other unforeseen events, there will not be another opportunity for a public reading nor will results be given to individual companies. Shortlist confirmed