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Policy

 

 

 

Construction

 

Selection

 

 

Architects and/or engineers for specific construction projects will be recommended by a selection committee to the board of education through the superintendent of schools.  Members of the selection committee will be appointed by the board and will include the superintendent and board of education property and finance committee.

 

The guidelines for selection will be as follows:

 

1.           The architect and/or engineer must possess the school design experience necessary for the work.

 

2.           The architect and/or engineer must have the needed technical knowledge to control the design of the structure in order to secure the best results without waste of space of money.

 

3.           The architect and/or engineer must have the executive of business ability to compel the proper performance of contracts.

 

4.           In special situations, such as facilities for individuals with physical disabilities etc., he or she must have successfully done work of like character from which ability may be inferred.

 

5.           Honesty, integrity, and fiscal responsibility are considered essential to the prudent use of school funds.

 

6.           The architect and/or engineer must have demonstrated the design ability (creativeness) for the planning of a good school and the creation of aesthetic qualities.

 

7.           The architect and/or engineer must have the staff necessary for the task, and this staff must be organized to provide adequate supervision and perform the other functions in a satisfactory manner.

 

8.           The architect and/or engineer must have the ability and temperament to work cooperatively with others in the building program and have actual construction-remodeling-renovation experience; access to specialized, technical assistants from engineers and other consultants according to district need; and knowledge of building systems-heating/cooling, plumbing, electrical, and other mechanical systems.

 

 

Adopted: June 18, 1990

Revised:  March 17, 2008