The signed law would let county superintendents hire one provider to design and build school facilities for projects above $1 million or $5 million, depending on the method.
County superintendents would be allowed to hire one provider to design and build school facilities on projects over $1 million. An alternative method requires over $5 million and is set to end January 1, 2029.
County superintendents alone would award standard and alternative design-build contracts, which hire one provider for school design and construction, for county education offices and boards, including in counties with their own charters.
Certain information in bids for county design-build projects would have to be confirmed as true under penalty of perjury. Lying in that statement can be a crime.
The signed law would let county superintendents hire one provider to design and build school facilities. These options cover construction of school facilities by county superintendents. Standard projects must exceed $1 million; alternative projects must exceed $5 million. Contracts may go to the lowest bidder or the offer judged best overall. The alternative method is set to end January 1, 2029.
County superintendents would have sole authority to award standard and alternative design-build contracts for county education offices and boards. The rule applies to these contracts in every county, including counties with their own charters. This rule overrides conflicting county charter terms.
Certain information in county design-build bids would have to be confirmed as true under penalty of perjury. This concerns bids for county school design-build projects. Only information that the existing contracting rules require to be verified is covered.
No hearings or votes scheduled.