Facility News

CONSTRUCTION CONTINUES ON THREE PROJECTS DURING 2022/2023 SCHOOL YEAR

August 2022 Update - We would like to thank our educational community for their assistance and cooperation during this temporary interruption to create permanent improvements to our educational spaces. 

• Hoover Elementary School Drainage Improvements, Wickman Development & Construction, will continue through the end of 2022.  
• BIS Auditorium Modernization, Wickman Development and Construction, will continue through 2022 Thanksgiving break.
• BIS Student Recreation Center and Quad, Alten Construction, Inc., will continue through Spring 2023.

AREAS OF CAMPUSES CLOSED FOR SUMMER 2022 CONSTRUCTION

To give contractors room to finish our projects in a timely manner.  We are closing all or portions of campus this summer to the public:

• BIS: Entire campus closed to the public.  Burlingame Park and Rec will use the BIS field, but only for organized insured use.  No casual or public use for this summer.
• Hoover: Entire Campus is closed to the public.
• Lincoln: Entire Campus is closed to the public.
• McKinley: South yard is closed to the public.
• Washington: Main building with Gym and Library closed to the public.

DISTRICT PREPARES FOR SUMMER 2022 CONSTRUCTION

At its May 31, 2022 Regular Board Meeting, the Board approved construction or:

• McKinley Elementary School Corner Improvements to Beals Martin and Associates, Inc, in the amount of two hundred forty-nine thousand six hundred and sixty-five dollars ($249,665).
• Hoover Elementary Defensible Fire Zones to The Professional Tree Care Company” in the amount of thirty-nine thousand dollars ($39,000).
• Burlingame Intermediate School and McKinley Elementary School Schlage / Primus Installation to Lockworks for Burlingame Intermediate School in the amount of one hundred twelve thousand one hundred and thirty-six dollars ($112,136). McKinley Elementary School in the amount of thirty-nine thousand one hundred and eighty-three dollars ($39,183).

At its April 12, 2022 Regular Board Meeting, the Board approved construction for: 

• Hoover Elementary School Drainage Improvements to Wickman Development & Construction in the amount of eight hundred and sixty-eight thousand, five hundred ($868,500).
• Lincoln Elementary School Playground and Planting Wickman Development & Construction in the amount of five hundred and eighty-four thousand, seven hundred ($584,700).
• Burlingame Intermediate School and McKinley Elementary School Schlage / Primus Materials R&H Wholesale Supply of San Francisco for the supply of material to be installed by others, in the amount of one hundred and eight-eight thousand, five hundred and eighty-four dollars. ($188,584.00)
• California Multiple Award Schedules (CMAS) Proposal for McKinley Elementary School Vinyl Flooring Replacement to County Flooring of Benicia, CA 94510, including the Add Alternate 1 of furnishing and installing 6mm multi-ply Birch wood, underlayment for the total amount of twenty-four thousand, one hundred and ninety-five dollars ($24,195.00).

At its March 13, 2022 Regular Board Meeting, the Board approved construction for: 

• California Multiple Award Schedules (CMAS) Proposal for Burlingame Intermediate School MPR Flooring to All County Flooring of Benicia, CA 94510, including the alternate of furnishing and installing Sika-MB moisture system, in the amount of one hundred and thirty-six thousand, one hundred and fifty-six dollars and seventy-nine cents. ($136,156.79).
• California Multiple Award Schedules (CMAS) Proposal for Washington Elementary School Rubber Stair Tread Replacement to All County Flooring of Benicia, CA 94510, including the Add Alternate 1 of furnishing and installing at stairs in the middle of the building (to library and gym) for the total amount of fifty-three thousand, six hundred and thirty-five dollars ($53,635.00).

BOARD PASSES RESOLUTIONS SUPPORTING AWARD OF TWO (2) LEASE-LEASEBACK AGREEMENTS FOR BIS PROJECTS

At its May 11, 2021 Regular Meeting, the Board passed resolutions awarding Lease-Leaseback Agreements for construction of two projects at BIS.

• Auditorium Modernization to Wickman Development and Construction. Included in the lease, the District agrees to reimburse Developer in the total amount not to exceed thirty-five thousand, and ninety dollars ($35,090) for the performance of preconstruction services contemplated by this Agreement.
• BIS Student Recreation Center and Quad to Alten Construction, Inc. Included in the lease, the District agrees to reimburse Developer in the total amount not to exceed six thousand, and five hundred dollars ($6,500) for the performance of preconstruction services contemplated by this Agreement.

BOARD APPROVES NEW PLAY STRUCTURE PROPOSALS FOR FRANKLIN (FES), MCKINLEY (MES), AND ROOSEVELT (RES) ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

We received input from 93 Students at RES, 45 students and 10 staff at FES, 26 students and 4 staff at MES South, and 18 students and 1 staff at MES north. We incorporated much of the input and are installing structures that have more play events, larger capacity, and faster slides. All will be placed over a new surface of turf. Utilizing an OMNIA purchase agreement, we were able to fund all 5 play structures, with installation this summer 2021. 

BOARD APPROVES SCHEMATIC DESIGN OF BIS NEW GYM, AND AUDITORIUM MODERNIZATION

At its November 10 2020 Regular Meeting, the Board of Trustees approved the designs of the BIS New Gym and Auditorium Modernization.

BIS Auditorium Modernization current construction cost estimate: $2,949,808.  BIS Auditorium Modernization presentation can be seen here

BIS New Gym current construction cost estimate: $15,659,546.  BIS New Gym Presentation can be seen here

BIS CLASSROOM BUILDINGS 2 – 6, AUDITORIUM RESTROOMS UPDATE

The project is currently on schedule and on budget.  Video of construction status as of February 2, 2021

BOARD APPROVES LEASE FOR BIS CLASSROOM BUILDINGS 2 – 6, AUDITORIUM RESTROOMS, AND MUSIC ROOM STORAGE MODERNIZATION PROJECT

At its May 12, 2020 meeting, the Board of Trustees approved  Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) and schedule, in the amount of eleven-million, five-hundred and nineteen thousand, seven-hundred and forty-four dollars ($11,519,744).  This includes a 12% owner controlled contingency.  And includes allowances for Graphics, Final Cleaning, Hazmat Drywall, Erosion Control, and Landscape.  Bringing the new contract amount to eleven-million, five-hundred and eighty-seven thousand, two-hundred and forty-four dollars ($11,587,244). With a phased construction approach including a substantial completion of August 17, 2021.

DISTRICT OFFICE RE-ROOFING DRAWINGS

Notice is hereby given that the governing board (“Board”) of the Burlingame School District will receive sealed bids for the following project:

• District Office Re-Roofing, 1825 Trousdale Drive, Burlingame, CA 94010

Drawings for Re-Roofing can be found in the PDF below:

BOARD APPROVES DESIGN SERVICES FOR THREE (3) NEW PROJECTS

At its June 9, 2020 Meeting, the Board of Trustees approved Design services for 3 new projects:

1. Proposal for Architectural Services – Burlingame Intermediate School – New Gymnasium Building, Shade Structure and Sitework, with Hamilton+Aitken Architects.   This project involves programming, design, construction documents, and construction administration for a new 13,000 square foot gymnasium and locker room, along with design for a shade structure and site development, at Burlingame Intermediate School.
2. Proposal for Civil Engineering Services - Roosevelt Elementary School Drainage Improvements, with the Civil Engineering firm of Underwood and Rosenbloom.  This project involves the design development, through construction of improved drainage at the blacktop.
3. Proposal for Architectural Services – Burlingame Intermediate School – Auditorium Modernization, with Hamilton+Aitken Architects.  This project involves programming, design, construction documents and construction administration to modernize the existing Auditorium at Burlingame Intermediate School. The modernization will include renovation of the main lobby, sound control booth, stage lighting and audio-visual equipment, auditorium lighting, and finishes.

BIS CLASSROOM BUILDINGS 2 – 6, AUDITORIUM RESTROOMS, AND MUSIC ROOM STORAGE MODERNIZATION DESIGN DEVELOPMENT APPROVED

At its August 6, 2019, Regular Meeting.  The Board of Trustees approved Design Development presentation and revised cost estimate. And directed staff to create construction documents with the intention for construction to begin summer 2020, and continue into the summer of 2021.

CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT AWARDED FOR OR ROOSEVELT AND WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS NEW PLAY YARDS

At its Mar 12, 2019, Regular Meeting. The Board of Trustees awards the contract to the lowest qualified bidder for the Roosevelt and Washington Elementary Schools New Play Yard Project to Robert A. Bothman Construction in the amount of $1,846,000.00.   

MULTIPURPOSE ROOMS (MPR) MODERNIZATION PROJECTS AT FRANKLIN, LINCOLN, MCKINLEY, ROOSEVELT, AND WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS BID RESULTS

The Board of Trustees, the board awarded the contract to the lowest qualified bid from EF Brett & Company of San Rafael California in the amount of $4,985,000.00 with Additive Alternate #1 in the amount of $100,000.00 for a total or $5,085,000.00.

SCHEMATIC DESIGNS APPROVED FOR ROOSEVELT AND WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS NEW PLAY YARDS

In June 2018 the Board approved designs for the new classroom buildings at both schools which would change the layout of the schools play yards.  Following the start of the 2018 / 2019 school year, the Design Team led a design thinking process to involve staff and student input on the revised playground needs. Roosevelt and Washington Students made presentation to the design team on what they wanted to see in the new playground remodeling. Below are links to the Schematic Designs by Callander and Associates approved by the Board of Trustees November 13, 2018

STUDENT PRESENTATIONS AT ROOSEVELT AND WASHINGTON

The new classroom buildings at Roosevelt and Washington Elementary Schools are necessitating the district rearrange the play areas.  At its September 26, 2017 Study Session of the Board of Trustees the board approved proposals from Callander and Associates to prepare plans for the new play yards.  The design team met with principal and staff to ask what is working at the sites, and what of the items we might change.  

At its June 12, 2018 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, the Board approved the Schematic Designs for the new classroom buildings which would inform the layout of the Conceptual Playground Designs.

Following the start of the 2018 / 2019 school year, the Design Team led a design thinking process to involve staff and student input on the revised playground needs.

Roosevelt and Washington Students made presentation to the design team on what they wanted to see in the new playground remodeling, and below are links to banners that will be printed and mounted to the construction fence at both sites

WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WINDOW REPLACEMENT PROJECT BID RESULTS

The Board approved the lowest qualified bid from Wickman Development and Construction of San Francisco California in the amount of of $879,000.00 using $600,000 from Deferred Maintenance; and the balance of the project from Measure M Bond funds.  This will replace the majority of windows within the student classrooms spaces using high efficiency windows to improve the energy use, and noise reduction in the educational spaces.  The Windows that are planned to be replaced are highlighted in the link below.

ROOSEVELT AND WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLASSROOM WING PROJECT DESIGN AND SCHEDULE UPDATES

At its May 8, 2018 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, Staff presented an update to design and schedule in response to Building codes and schedules:

Roosevelt:

Code review of building overhang added in Schematic Design will work partially. Construction Documents added back in two (2) portions of covered walkway adjacent to new classroom building. Fiscal impact unknown, but minimal. New building got thinner and wider from Schematic Design to fit into set back from existing structures.

Washington:

Developer asked to reconfigure the bathroom to fit within their structural module. Moving the restrooms to the other end of the building will allow the developer to use the pre-approved structural system and expedite the DSA approval process.
BSD would also gain an additional student space with an exterior door at a projected added cost of $30K +/-.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES AWARDS LEASE-LEASEBACK AGREEMENT FOR THE ROOSEVELT AND WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLASSROOM WING PROJECT TO JEFF LUCHETTI CONSTRUCTION, INC.

At its September 12, 2017 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees passed a Resolution to adopt a Best Value Methodology to evaluate proposals In order for the Burlingame School District to undertake lease-leaseback (LLB) projects. Under Education Code section 17406, the District must award LLB Projects based on a competitive solicitation process to the proposer providing the best value to the District.

 At its February 13, 2018 meeting after consideration of all of the proposals, the Board awarded the Site Lease and Facilities Lease to Jeff Luchetti Construction, Inc., who was the highest ranked respondent according to the Best Value Methodology.

The board also selected a revised design for both schools, and authorized an Additional Services agreement for Hamilton Aitken Architects to complete these designs and submit these designs for approval to the Division of the State Architect in two separate Increments.  Increment One is the site work, Increment Two is the buildings.  The Revised Project Budget is $16,466,729.00

At each school the selected designs will replace four (4) rented portable classrooms, with five (5) new permanent classroom wings that have covered walkways, plumbing, and attached restroom buildings.  These learning spaces will have all the amenities our other district classrooms have including, technology, natural lighting, furnishings, and fixtures.

Construction at both schools is scheduled to begin in June 2017, and complete in February 2019

LIST OF QUALIFIED CONSTRUCTION-RELATED SERVICES FIRMS

At its October 24, 2017 Study Session of the Board of Trustees, the Board adopted a list of qualified Construction-Related Services from firms interested in providing professional construction-related services to the District. The scope(s) of work is for the following list; CEQA, Geotechnical Engineering & Testing, Hazardous Material Testing, Special Testing & Inspection, and Surveying – Topographic.

California Environmental Quality Act

• David J. Powers & Associates
• MIG
• Rincon Consultants

Geotechnical Engineering & Testing

• Cornerstone Earth Group
• ENGEO

Geo-Engineering Solutions

• Krazan and Associates
• Ninyo & Moore
• RMA Group

Hazardous Material Testing

• ENGEO
• HazMat Doc
• Krazan and Associates
• Millenium Consulting Assoicates
• Ninyo & Moore

Special Testing & Inspection

• ENGEO
• HP Inspections
• Krazan and Associates
• Ninyo & Moore
• RMA Group

Surveying – Topographic

• Bellecci & Associates
• Hohbach-Lewin
• Underwood & Rosenblum

PREQUALIFICATION OF PRIME CONTRACTORS PURSUANT AND MEP SUBCONTRACTORS ACCORDING TO PUBLIC CONTRACT CODE SECTION 20111.6

At its October 24, 2017 Study Session of the Board of Trustees, the Board Adopted Prequalification of Prime Contractors and MEP Subcontractors Pursuant and to Public Contract Code Section 20111.6

In order for the Burlingame School District to prequalify potential contractors for lease-leaseback projects and projects using funds received pursuant to the Leroy F. Greene School Facilities Act of 1998 or any funds received, including funds reimbursed, from any future state school bond for a public project that involves a projected expenditure of one million dollars ($1,000,000) or more. The board passed Resolution(s) adopting a standardized questionnaire in accordance with Public Contract Code section 20111.6.

A notice was published in the San Mateo Daily Journal on September 22, and 25, 2017 soliciting responses from qualified firms.  In addition questionnaires were sent to firms already prequalified on February 9, 2016 by the Board of Trustees to requalify for adoption.

Prequalified General Contractors:

• Alten Construction
• Beals Martin
• Bruns Belmont Construction
• Coulter Construction
• EF Brett & Co.
• Jeff Luchetti Construction
• JL Modular
• Meehleis Modular Buildings
• Rodan Builders
• Sausal Corporation
• Silver Creek Industries

Prequalified Electrical Subcontractors:

• Atlas/Pellizzari Electric
• Cupertino Electric
• HA Bowen Electric
• Intermountain Electric Company
• Niles Electric Company

Prequalified Plumbing Subcontractors:

• Bell Products
• Bellanti Plumbing Inc.
• Cal Pacific Plumbing Systems
• Ciari Plumbing & Heating
• Dinelli Plumbing, Inc.
• OC McDonald Co.

Prequalified Mechanical Subcontractors

• Aire Sheet Metal, Inc.
• American Mechanical Inc.
• Bell Products
• Bellanti Plumbing Inc.
• Cal Pacific Plumbing Systems
• Foothill Air Conditioning & Heating
• OC McDonald Co.

APPROVAL OF MULTIPURPOSE ROOMS (MPR) MODERNIZATION PROJECTS AT FRANKLIN, LINCOLN, MCKINLEY, ROOSEVELT, AND WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS SCHEMATIC DESIGNS

On October 10, 2017 the Board of Trustees approved a Schematic Design presentation outlining the scopes of the projects. Hamilton+Aitken Architects (HAA) of San Francisco will continue to develop the design and return to the board later in the year with construction documents for approval.

The intent of the project is to modernize all these schools Multipurpose to the same standards.  The work will be completed in the summer of 2018 and if needed in 2019.

BIS ROOFING AND GUTTER REPLACEMENT DOCUMENTS

On October 10 the Board of Trustees approved 95% Construction Documents for roofing replacement at the BIS Gymnasium and Building 1 on the BIS Campus, and the gutters on Building 7 and 8.

APPROVAL OF CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS (50%) FOR ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLASSROOM WING, AND WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLASSROOM WINGS

On September 26, 2017 the Board of Trustees approved 50% Construction Documents and a construction cost estimate. The intent is to seek bids for the project once a list of pre-approved General Contractors is approved by the board at a future board meeting.

The designs approved will require increases to the Initial Budget Allocation Summary of $11,399,654.  At Washington Elementary the design is to replace all 6 portable classroom on the campus with 6 new permanent construction buildings.  And at Roosevelt Elementary School the design is to replace all 4 portable classrooms on the campus with 5 new permanent construction buildings.

BOARD APPROVES MCKINLEY AND ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TURF FIELD DESIGNS

At its September 12 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, the board approved the design of the turf fields to McKinley and Roosevelt Elementary Schools.  These projects are projected to be installed summer 2018 at McKinley and summer 2019 at Roosevelt.  The projects will be funded by the proceeds of the bond sales for Measure M and will replace the two "mud pits" lawn areas the students try to use now for play and sports.

BOARD ISSUES REQUEST FOR STATEMENT OF QUALIFICATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION-RELATED SERVICES

At its September 12, 2017 Regular Board Meeting the board directed staff to issue a Request for Statement of Qualifications for Construction-Related Services from firms interested in providing professional construction-related services to the District.  The scope(s) of work is for the following list; CEQA, Geotechnical Engineering & Testing, Hazardous Material Testing, Special Testing & Inspection, and Surveying – Topographic. 

The Deadline for submission is Thursday October 12, 2017 at 2:00 PM.
  
The District may, at its discretion, interview some or all of those firms.  One or more firms may be selected and recommended to the governing board of the District for approval and inclusion in the District’s pool of qualified construction-related services firms at its October 24th Regular meeting. 

BOARD PASSES THREE RESOLUTIONS REGARDING CONTRACTOR PREQUALIFICATION AND SELECTION

At its September 12, 2017 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, the board passed the following 3 resolutions:

In order for the Burlingame School District to undertake lease-leaseback projects (“LLB Projects”) in accordance with applicable law. Under Education Code section 17406, the District must award LLB Projects based on a competitive solicitation process to the proposer providing the best value to the District. Before awarding a Facilities Lease and Site Lease for the LLB Project, the District’s Governing Board must adopt and publish required procedures and guidelines “Best Value Methodology” for evaluating the qualifications of proposers that ensure the best value selections by the District are conducted in a fair and impartial manner.

CONCEPTUAL DESIGNS FOR ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLASSROOM WING, AND WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLASSROOM WINGS APPROVED

At its June 27, 2017 Regular Board Meeting, the Board of Trustees selected two conceptual designs for new classroom buildings 

Both of these designs incorporate ideas collected from staff, students, parents, and community members and meet the needs of the educational program.  The board chose the two below designs to be moved forward for development for bidding from manufacturers in the fall, for potential installation summer of 2018.

We would like to thank the members of the two committees who gave their time:

• Roosevelt: Matt Pavao, Allison Fields, Sean Kuiper, Kate Reed, Fouzia Shamsi
• Washington: Julie Eastman, Jane Stevenson, Julie Cornett, Jeanne Davis, Elizabeth Kendall

Click on PDFs below for more information:

FEE PROPOSAL FOR ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES FOR THE MULTIPURPOSE ROOMS (MPR) MODERNIZATION PROJECTS AT THE K-5 SCHOOLS

The Board of Trustees, the board approved issuance of e a Request for Qualifications (RFQ #17-M01) for Architectural Services so the District can maintain a pool of qualified architectural firm applicants.

This RFQ defined the design services sought from the Project Architect(s) and generally outlines the Project requirements. Briefly stated, the District is seeking experienced and proven design professionals to provide planning, programming and design services on their properties that will enhance the operational objectives of the District.

At its May 23, 2017 Study Session of the Board of Trustees, the board adopted a pool of four (4) Qualified firms to perform Architectural Services for Measure M that responded to that RFQ to be adopted by the board.   This pool can be used for up to 5 years, or updated before that date at the discretion of the Board.  

Pool consists of:

• Hamilton + Aitken Architects, 525 Brannan Street, Ste 400, San Francisco CA, 94107
• Harley Ellis Devereaux / DLM, 417 Montgomery Street, Suite 400, San Francisco, CA 94101
• Hibser Yamauchi Architects, 300 – 27th Street, Oakland, CA 94612
• Sugimura Finney Architects, 2155 South Bascom Avenue  Suite 200, Campbell, California  95008

In addition the board approved issuance of a Request for Proposals to the Pool of Qualified firms for the Multipurpose Rooms (MPR) Modernization Projects at the K-5 Schools.  Staff would return to the Board with fee proposal for action at a meeting following the June 20, 2017 RFP due date.

On June 2, 2017 staff held an optional Site Walk with the Architectural pool, 3 firms attended and we walked the MPR’s at Franklin, Lincoln, McKinley Roosevelt, and Washington.  

On June 20, 2017 proposals were received from two members of the pool.  

June 12, 2017 the Board of Trustees awarded the contract to the lowest fee proposal from the Measure M Architectural Pool, to Hamilton+Aitken Architects of San Francisco.

PUBLIC INPUT MEETINGS - REPLACING PORTABLES WITH NEW PERMANENT CLASSROOM BUILDING AT ROOSEVELT AND WASHINGTON SCHOOLS

April 28, 2017. On behalf of the Burlingame School District (BSD) Board of Trustees, the BSD has launched the Facilities Modernization Bond Program funded by the proceeds of the November 2016 voter approved "Measure M" bond measure.

The District feels strongly that the more robust the public process is, the better the project outcome will be. Staff and parents at Roosevelt and Washington have been working with Architects to develop the Schematic Design for a new single story classroom building to replace the four (4) rental Portable classrooms at at each school, and the District is inviting you to attend these evening meetings focused on Schematic Design of the proposed new classroom buildings.

Schematic Design: An initial design scheme that seeks to define the general scope and conceptual design of the project including scale and relationships between building components. 

These Public Input Meetings are an opportunity for the community to contribute to the designs; there will be additional public presentations on the progress of these designs to the Board of Trustees.

If you are unable to attend these meetings and would like to submit input, please send your comments to the District's Director of Facilities, Tim Ryan at [email protected] or (650) 259-3800.

MEETINGS DETAILS:
Roosevelt Elementary School – Schematic Design Public Input Meeting 
May 17, 2017, Wednesday
6:30 - 7:30 PM
1151 Vancouver, Burlingame, California 94010

Washington Elementary School – Schematic Design Public Input Meeting 
May 16, 2017, Tuesday
6:30 - 7:30 PM
801 Howard, Burlingame, California 94010

ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES – ROOFING REPLACEMENT AT BURLINGAME INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL BUILDING ONE AND NEW GYM

On April 25, 2017 the Board of Trustees awarded a contract for architectural services using Measure M funds, for the design of the roofing replacement project at Burlingame Intermediate School Building One and New Gym to Hamilton+Aitken Architects, of San Francisco, CA 94107,  With the intent to bid construction in the Fall of 2017 for construciton in the summer of 2018.

ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLASSROOM WING, AND WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CLASSROOM WING

At its March 28, 2017 the board awarded a contract for Architectural Services to Hamilton+Aitken Architects of San Francisco, California.  

At Roosevelt the project includes replacing four (4) rental portable classrooms with a four (4) classroom permanent building including student restrooms, covered walkways and associated site work. At Washington the project included replacing four (4) rental portable classrooms with a five (5) classroom permanent building including student restrooms, covered walkways and associated site work. The educational environment for this new construction will include the same features of our other K-5 District permanent classrooms, including: state of the art lighting; sound and thermal insulation; classroom sinks; tack surfaces, whiteboards and presentation screen; wireless connectivity; data and power connections; and operable windows.

MEASURE M INITIAL BUDGET FRAMEWORK, AND A MEASURE M IMPLEMENTATION PLAN DRAFT TIMELINE APPROVED

At its November 28, 2016 Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees, the Board saw a presentation and discussed a process for identifying priorities to encumber the proceeds of November’s successful $56,000,000 Bond election for Measure M.  At that meeting the board provided staff direction to prepare more detailed analysis for next steps and for staff to return at a future meeting to provide pricing to include, but not limited to, replacing rented portables at WES and RES, technology, turf replacement, solar and energy efficiency improvements, secured entries for K-5 schools, modernization of BIS, and modernization of K-5 MPR's.

At its January 31, 2017 Study Session of the Board of Trustees, the Board approved added scope of Additive Alternates for the BIS Library Media Center Science Classroom project, solar / energy efficiency, and replacing turf at District fields in summer 2017. At that meeting the board provided staff direction to prepare more analysis for next steps and for staff to return at a future meeting for further discussion.

At its March 14, 2017 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees the Board approved the Initial Budget Framework to additionally replace the rental portables at Roosevelt and Washington Elementary Schools, and for converting McKinley Roosevelt play fields to turf with the objective of construction in summer 2018.  At that meeting the board provided staff direction to prepare additional analysis and a draft timeline for implementation for staff to return at a future meeting for further discussion.

At its March 28, 2017, Study Session of the Board of Trustees, the Board approved the March 28, 2017 Budget Framework with the understanding that no bond funds will be expended on any projects other than those in the queue for traunch 1.

AWARD CONTRACT FOR HOOVER ADDED FENCE AND PAVING

As part of our encroachment permit with the City of Burlingame to complete and open Hoover Elementary School in August 2016, the district committed to pave additional street frontage in front of the school.  At its September 13, 2016 Regular Board Meeting, the Governing Board also directed staff to add additional fencing for visual cues at drop off and parking lot driveways.

At its November 8, 2016 Regular Board Meeting, the board approved a bid from DRT Grading & Paving, Inc. of Sunol, California to complete this work.

With cooperation from the weather, here is the anticipated construction schedule:

• Paving with traffic interruptions Monday, November 21 through Wednesday, November 23, 2016.  
• Work includes paving replacement, striping replacement, on-site fencing at Hoover School
• This street paving work will be loud smelly and disruptive  

There is a possibility that work will be completed by end of day Tuesday, but we are assuming Wednesday as a precaution.

Email notices were sent to the neighbors whose property is adjacent to this work.  And notices are posted per the City of Burlingame permit requirements.

NEGOTIATIONS APPROVAL FOR GUARANTEED MAXIMUM PRICE (GMP) FOR BIS LIBRARY/SCIENCE BUILDING MODERNIZATION AND SITE IMPROVEMENTS

At its September 27, 2016 regular meeting, the Board of Trustees gave staff authorization to enter into negotiations with Beals Martin for Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) for the BIS Library/Science Building Modernization and Site Improvements project.  

Staff will proceed with the following schedule:

• Subcontractor Pricing from Beals Martin, September 28, 2016 – October 18, 2016
• Final GMP to Board of Trustees - October 25, 2016
• Construction - November 2016 – November 2017 

BURLINGAME SCHOOL DISTRICT MASTER PLAN ADOPTION

July 6, 2016 after 31 Meetings, receiving 141 Staff survey responses, and meeting with and talking to over 350 community members, the Board of Trustees adopted a Final Facility Master Plan for the Burlingame School District.

In accordance with the current Burlingame School District Board Policy BP 7110 Facilities Master Plan. The Board of Trustees recognizes the importance of long-range planning for school facilities in order to help meet the changing needs of district students and to help ensure that resources are allocated in an efficient and effective manner. The plan shall describe the district's anticipated short- and long-term facilities needs and priorities and shall be aligned with the district's educational goals.

BIS SITE IMPROVEMENTS PHASE 1 CONTRACT AWARDED TO SAUSAL CONSTRUCTION

June 03, 2016 the Board of Trustees awarded a contract for BIS Site Improvements Phase 1 Contract Awarded to Sausal Construction in the amount of $985,200

Dreiling Terrones Architecture Inc (DTA) was awarded a contract by the governing board at the June 24, 2014 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees to design these projects at BIS.  Subsequently we have held twelve (12) design input meetings including meeting with District Administrators, Public Input Meetings, meetings with all school Staff, the school principal, student councils, and Site Design Committee meetings made up of teacher(s), the school Principal, parent(s), and the Director of Facilities.  From all the information gathered in those sessions, DTA developed budgets and Schematic Designs.  That Schematic Design was approved by the board at its regular board meeting February 10, 2015, and the Design Development package for the Site Improvements was approved by the board at its regular board meeting June 9, 2015.

At its February 9, 2016 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees the Board approved the combined construction documents package so staff could seek bids from our pool of pre-approved contractors

LEASE LEASE BACK AGREEMENT APPROVED FOR SITE IMPROVEMENTS AT FRANKLIN, ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

May 24, 2016 The Board of Trustees awarded the Lease for construction of Site Improvement Projects at Roosevelt and Franklin schools in the amount of $1,236,849, including Additive Alternates to Beals Martin, Inc. of Redwood City

In preparation for summer construction, staff published a Notice to Bidders for our Prequalified Bidders on March 18, and March 21st 2016 to attend a mandatory bids walk on March 23, 2016.  Four (4) prequalified contractors attended the bid walk.  Bids were due April 19, 2016 and no contractors bid. 

The plan holders were all contacted to submit their costs for General Conditions, Bonds, Insurance, Overhead, and Profit.  Based on this competitive process of the prequalifed contractor plan holders.  At its May 10, 2016 regular board meeting, the Board approved staff entering into negotiations with Beals Martin Inc.from Redwood City, California to negotiate a Guaranteed Maximum Price.  

FACILITIES MASTER PLAN COMMUNITY TOWN HALL

Join us on April 14, 2016, 6:00 - 8:00 PM at the Burlingame Intermediate School Media Center, 1715 Quesada Way, Burlingame, CA to learn about the Facility Master Plan Process.

Attendees will have the opportunity to provide input to the design team & school district, ask questions & learn about the process, and review the master plans for all schools.

For additional information, contact Tim Ryan [email protected]

BIS HARD COURT PROJECT BID AWARDED TO DRYCO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY

April 12, 2016 the Board of Trustees awarded a construction contract to the lowest qualified bid from Dryco Construction Company, 4275 Boscell Road, Fremont, CA.  Construction is scheduled to start on or about April 20, 2016 and be complete before May 27, 2016 in advance of 8th grade graduation on June 17, 2016.

BIS SITE IMPROVEMENTS AND LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS APPROVED

February 9, 2016 the Board of Trustees approved the BIS Site Improvements and Library Media Center Construction Documents, and instructed staff to submit to the Division of the State Architect (DSA) for review and approval.  And then to see proposals for construction.

PREQUALIFICATION OF GENERAL CONTRACTORS, AND ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL, AND PLUMBING SUBCONTRACTORS

At its regular board meeting February 9, 2016 the Board of Trustees pre-qualified the following list of General Contractors, and Electrical, Mechanical, and Plumbing Subcontractors: 

At its November 10, 2015 Regular Board meeting, the Governing Board passed resolutions 2015/16-9 and 2015/16-10 directing staff to begin the prequalification process for General Contractors, and Electrical, Mechanical, and Plumbing Subcontractors. 

As of January 1, 2014 Public Contract Code section 20111.6 directs school districts to require prospective General Contractors, and Electrical, Mechanical, and Plumbing Subcontractors submit a standardized prequalification questionnaire and financial statement prior to bidding on specific construction projects.  And authorizes school districts to establish a process for prequalifying contractors on an annual basis and states that any prequalification may be considered valid for up to one calendar year following the date of initial prequalification. 

Prequalified General Contractors: 

Alten Construction
Beals Martin
BRCO Constructors
Coulter Construction
Rodan Builders
Sausal Corporation

Prequalified Electrical Subcontractors: 

Atlas/Pellizzari Electric
Cupertino Electric
Del Monte Electric Co., Inc.
General Lighting Service, Inc.
HA Bowen Electric
Intermountain Electric Company
Mike Brown Electric
Niles Electric Company
Niles Electric Company
Pfeiffer Electric Co

Prequalified Plumbing Subcontractors: 

Bell Products
Bellanti Plumbing Inc.
Cal Pacific Plumbing Systems
Ciari Plubming & Heating
Dinelli Plumbing, Inc.
Environmental Systems Inc.
OC McDonald Co

Prequalified Mechanical Subcontractors:

Aire Sheet Metal, Inc.
American Mechanical Inc.
Bay City Mechanical
Bell Products
Bellanti Plumbing Inc
Cal Pacific Plumbing Systems
DIV 15 Tech
Environmental Systems Inc.
Foothill Air Conditioning & Heating
Hellwig Mechanical Co., Inc.
Monarch Mechanical
OC McDonald Co

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR PHASE ONE OF NEW FENCING AT BURLINGAME INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL

At its July 23, 2015 Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees, the Board Awarded a Contract for Phase One of New Fencing at Burlingame Intermediate School.

BSD Staff has explored our campus with the DTA Architects, Burlingame Police Department, and the San Mateo County Schools Insurance Group to assess school security.  Both entities support the efforts BSD has taken, including staff wearing ID badges, locked exterior doors, and an enforced visitor sign-in process.  Both recommend additional perimeter fencing, signage, and gates with the goal to direct visitors to one entrance and restrict access to other entrances during the school day.  Staff and DTA Architects met with school PTA’s, a site design committee made up of staff and parents, and held one (1) public input meeting. 

At the March 11, 2014 Regular Board Meeting, the board awarded a contract for this scope at all K-5 campuses.  Today we are presenting the lowest qualified bid for awarding this scope at BIS.

The first phase of the fences and gates at BIS are for the back of campus security and control.  The majority of added gates would be locked at all times and staff would have keys to access school from parking lots.  Two (2) gates that would currently give access to bike parking and Franklin Elementary School would remain unlocked before and after school.  Two 10 foot rolling gates will give access to Osberg Field and be open after school and weekends.  Phase two of the fences and gates would address the entrances off of Quesada.   The final plan is that only one entrance would remain unlocked for visitors during the school day, while still maintaining all required exiting from the interior.   

An Invitation to Bidders was published in the San Mateo Daily Journal, on the weeks of June 28th, and July 6th.  Four (4) contractors attended the July 9, 2015 mandatory pre-bid conference. Upon staff recommendation the Board awarded the contract to the lowest qualified bidder, Dryco Construction.

Plans can be seen here

BIS MEDIA CENTER DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PACKAGE APPROVED

At the June 23, 2015 Study Session of the Board of Trustees, the Board approved the BIS Media Center Design Development Package

Dreiling Terrones Architecture Inc (DTA) was awarded a contract by the governing board at the June 24, 2014 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees to design these projects at BIS.  Subsequently we have held twelve (12) design input meetings including meeting with District Administrators, Public Input Meetings, meetings with all school Staff, the school principal, student councils, and Site Design Committee meetings made up of teacher(s), the school Principal, parent(s), and the Director of Facilities.

From all the information gathered in those sessions, DTA has developed Schematic Design and budgets that were approved by the Board at its February 10, 2015 Regular Board Meeting.  Tonight we are presenting the Design Development package for review and action so we can continue to develop the design and bring Construction Documents back to the board in the fall with the goal of going out to bid in winter 2015/2016 for construction to begin in summer 2016

Design Development: In this phase the project team prepares, from the approved Schematic Design, the Design Development documents consisting of drawings and other documents to fix and describe the size and character of the entire project as to structural, mechanical and electrical systems, materials and such other essentials as may be appropriate. The Design Development phase is the last opportunity for design input from the user groups.

CONTRACTS AWARDED FOR SITE IMPROVEMENTS FOR LINCOLN, MCKINLEY, AND WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

At its June 9, 2015 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, the Board awarded Contracts for Site Improvements for Lincoln, McKinley, and Washington Elementary Schools

Following approval of Construction Documents by the Board at its regular Board Meeting April 14, 2015, staff sought bids from qualified bidders.  Following the bid opening and the Post Bid Interview staff is recommending approval of the bid of Alpha Bay Builders Inc of San Francisco, California.

Upon staff recommends the Board awarded the following

Base Construction
Lincoln         $ 397,871.00
McKinley      $ 403,021.00
Washington  $ 355,346.00

Additive Alternates Recommendations
Lincoln Add 1 - Replace Tiers Courtyards  $ 183,000.00
McKinley Add 1 - Ball Wall                      $ 25,000.00

For a total contract of $1,364,238.00

CONTRACT AWARDED TO ARCO PAINTING FOR LINCOLN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

At its June 9, 2015 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, the Board awards a Contract to Arco Painting for Lincoln Elementary School painting project.

The Board approved construction documents for Lincoln Elementary School at its Regular Board Meeting April 14, 2015.  Staff sought bids from qualified contractors and recommended awarding this portion of the scope of construction for lead containment, and painting of all buildings (excluding the new building) to the low bidder of Arco Painting of San Francisco, California in the amount of $126,000.

BIS SITE IMPROVEMENTS DESIGN DEVELOPMENT PACKAGE APPROVED

At it's June 9, 2015 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees the Board approve the BIS Site Improvements Design Development Package

Dreiling Terrones Architecture Inc (DTA) was awarded a contract by the governing board at the June 24, 2014 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees to design these projects at BIS.  Subsequently we have held twelve (12) design input meetings including meeting with District Administrators, Public Input Meetings, meetings with all school Staff, the school principal, student councils, and Site Design Committee meetings made up of teacher(s), the school Principal, parent(s), and the Director of Facilities.

From all the information gathered in those sessions, DTA developed budgets and Schematic Designs that now include construction of the BIS Quad.  That Schematic Design was approved by the board at its regular board meeting Feb 10, 2015.

This approval allows our team to continue to develop the design and bring Construction Documents back to the board in the fall with the goal of going out to bid in winter 2015/2016 for construction to begin in summer 2016

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS - REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR FACILITIES MASTER PLAN

Proposals Due August 13, 2015

Interview Notification August 20, 2015

Interview Date(s) August 25, 2015

Contracts/Scope/Schedule August 26-September 1, 2015

Board Presentation/Award September 8, 2015 (TBD)

Draft Master Plan Complete January 15, 2016

Final Master Plan Adoption March 1, 2016

WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST IN THIS EXCITING PROJECT!

SITE IMPROVEMENT CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS FOR WASHINGTON, LINCOLN AND MCKINLEY

April 15, 2015

Dreiling Terrones Architecture Inc (DTA) was awarded a contract by the governing board at the June 24, 2014 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees to design these three (3) projects at Lincoln, McKinley, and Washington Elementary Schools. Subsequently we have held 20 design input meetings including meeting with District Administrators, five (5) Public Input Meetings, meetings with all school Staff, the school principal, and finally ten (10) Site Design Committee meetings made up of teacher(s), the school Principal, parent(s), and the Director of Facilities. From all the information gathered in those sessions, DTA developed Schematic Design and budgets that were approved by the Board at its regular board meeting December 02, 2014.

At its April 14, 2015 regular board meeting, the governing board approved DTA's Construction Documents, and staff will seek bids from our pre-approved pool of General Contractors. Anticipated construction would begin in summer 2015 at Lincoln, McKinley, and Washington Elementary Schools with completion prior to the opening of school 2015/2016.

FACILITIES AND SITE LEASES WITH BEALS MARTIN FOR LINCOLN ELEVATED WALKWAY REPAIRS

April 15, 2015

McGinnis Chen Associates has designed a remedy to the existing leak at the Elevated Walkway at Lincoln Elementary School. Beals Martin & Associates has submitted a Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) of $399,433 to complete the work.  At its regular board meeting April 14, 2015, the governing board approved the lease(s) that also include an owner’s controlled contingency of 10% or $39,943. This GMP is within the Measure D current implementation plan budget.

REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) NO. 1402 ENERGY PERFORMANCE CONTRACTING SERVICES

April 15, 2015 

The District intends to select a qualified provider for the development, implementation and monitoring of an energy efficiency program. Upon award, the District will enter into a professional services agreement for a Prop 39 planning study. Prior to the District entering into a contractual agreement for project implementation, an agreed upon scope of work and project pricing will require separate board approval. The awarded respondent shall identify funding sources including utility rebates, low rate municipal lease financing, Prop 39 funds, grants and other applicable incentives. In addition to project development and project implementation, it is the district’s intent to award a respondent to manage the associated Prop 39 grant application process and comply with any and all applicable pre-installation verification, benchmarking, project reporting and post-implementation Measurement & Verification (M&V) requirements as defined by the California Energy Commission (CEC).

BIS SCHEMATIC DESIGNS

February 11, 2015

Dreiling Terrones Architecture Inc (DTA) was awarded a contract by the governing board at the June 24, 2014 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees to design Media Center Modernization, Quad Schematic Design, Site Paving Improvements, Hard Court Relocation / Re-Paving, and New Site Perimeter Fencing & Gates projects at BIS.  Subsequently we have held twelve (12) design input meetings including meeting with District Administrators, Public Input Meetings, meetings with all school Staff, the school principal, student councils, and Site Design Committee meetings made up of teacher(s), the school Principal, parent(s), and the Director of Facilities.

From all the information gathered in those sessions, DTA has developed Schematic Design and budgets. Schematic Design:  This is the first phase in the project design where the project team prepares initial diagrams and drawings giving a general view of the components and the scale of the project after detailed discussions with District staff, site committees, and the community.

At the February 10, 2015 Board of Trustees Regular Meeting, the Schematic Design was approved.  Construction will begin on these projects following the completion of the new building Summer 2016 and continue until September 2017. 

AWARD BID FOR BURLINGAME INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL NEW CLASSROOM BUILDING

December 10, 2014

In preparation for the construction of the BIS new Classroom Building, at its June 24, 2014 Regular Board meeting, the Governing Board passed resolutions 2013-14-32 and 2013-14-33 directing staff to begin the prequalification process for General Contractors, and Electrical, Mechanical, and Plumbing Subcontractors.  On October 14th 2014 - the Board of Trustees approved the Prequalification List of Contractors. 

Eight (8) General Contractors were prequalified. On October 29, 2014 Seven (7) firms attended the mandatory bid walk, and five (5) firms’ submitted bids. At its December 9, 2014 meeting, the Governing Board awarded the bid to the lowest prequalified bidder, Sausal Corporation of San Leandro, California www.sausal.net in the amount of $9,908,500.

SITE IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS FOR ALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS SCHEMATIC DESIGN APPROVED

At its December 2, 2014 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees, the Board voted to approve the Schematic Designs, budgets, and schedules for the Site Improvement Projects at all K-5 Schools.

Dreiling Terrones Architecture Inc (DTA) was awarded a contract by the governing board at the June 24, 2014 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees to design these five projects at Franklin, Lincoln, McKinley, Roosevelt, and  Washington Elementary Schools.  Subsequently we have held 20 design input meetings including meeting with District Administrators, five (5) Public Input Meetings, meetings with all school Staff, the school principal, and finally ten (10) Site Design Committee meetings made up of teacher(s), the school Principal, parent(s), and the Director of Facilities. 

From all the information gathered in those sessions, DTA has developed Schematic Design and budgets. Schematic Design:  This is the first phase in the project design where the project team prepares initial diagrams and drawings giving a general view of the components and the scale of the project after detailed discussions with District staff, site committees, and the community. 

We anticipate construction would begin in summer 2015 at Lincoln, McKinley, and Washington Elementary Schools with completion prior to the opening of school 2015/2016. With anticipated construction in summer 2016 at Franklin and Roosevelt Elementary Schools with completion prior to the opening of school 2016/2017. 

To see the schematic designs click on the links below

NOTICE OF CONSTRUCTION TO BIS NEIGHBORS

October 29, 2014

Dear Burlingame School District Community:

On behalf of the Burlingame School District (BSD) Board of Trustees, the BSD has launched the Facilities Modernization Bond Program funded by the proceeds of the November 2012 voter approved “Measure D” bond measure.  At the Burlingame Intermediate School, Public input meetings were held in September and November of 2013, and there have been regular updates at our Board of Trustees meetings regarding design and construction schedules of a new classroom facility on the campus.

Project Description:  A 21st Century Educational Facility containing 12 classrooms in a new two story building, student and staff restrooms, four flexible classrooms that can be combined into two large classrooms using moveable partitions, both indoor and outdoor pull out spaces for individualized teaching and small group learning, entry plaza, interior and exterior student stairs, a teacher work room, elevator, mechanical rooms, and interior hallways.  All classrooms will have teaching walls, state of the art learning technology, sinks, and natural lighting and ventilation.

This notice is to inform our neighbors of the current construction schedule. Construction is scheduled to begin on the new 12 classroom building in December 2014, and continue through January 2016. If you would like to be added to an email list of community members receiving notices regarding upcoming construction issues and updates, please send your contact information to Tim Ryan, Director of Facilities at [email protected] (650) 359-3800.

The BSD appreciates your understanding during the construction period.

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

October 21, 2014 - Notice is hereby given that the governing board (“Board”) of the Burlingame School District (“District”) will receive sealed bids for the following project: BURLINGAME INTERMEDIATE SCHOOL CLASSROOM BUILDING - Project Number 1401

The Project consists of:  Construction of new classroom building on existing middle school site.  Remove existing toilet room building, clear existing site, perform selective demolition of existing structures and elements as indicated, and construct new building, site work and utility infrastructure, including associated architectural, civil, structural, mechanical, plumbing, fire protection, electrical and landscaping work as indicated in the drawings and specifications.  The project will involve barricading of work areas as indicated in the drawings and specifications.

SPECIAL INSPECTION AND CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TESTING SERVICES BIS NEW BUILDING

October 14, 2014 - October 14th 2014 the Board of Trustees approved a contract for professional services.  In anticipation of the needs for Special Testing services at the New Building at BIS, proposals were requested from some of the vendors on the BSD's preapproved list.  And from those proposals the lowest qualified bid was from HP Inspection, Inc. of San Jose, CA for Special Inspection and Construction Materials Testing Services in the amount of $45,205.00.  This amount in within our anticipated program budget. 

PREQUALIFICATION OF GENERAL CONTRACTORS, AND ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL, AND PLUMBING SUBCONTRACTORS.

October 14th 2014 - the Board of Trustees approved the Prequalification List of Contractors

At its June 24, 2014 Regular Board meeting, the Governing Board passed resolutions 2013-14-32 and 2013-14-33 directing staff to begin the prequalification process for General Contractors, and Electrical, Mechanical, and Plumbing Subcontractors. 

As of January 1, 2014 Public Contract Code section 20111.6 directs school districts to require prospective General Contractors, and Electrical, Mechanical, and Plumbing Subcontractors submit a standardized prequalification questionnaire and financial statement prior to bidding on specific construction projects.  And authorizes school districts to establish a process for prequalifying contractors on an annual basis and states that any prequalification may be considered valid for up to one calendar year following the date of initial prequalification.

Staff is presenting the result of that process, and is submitting the following list of General Contractors, and Electrical, Mechanical, and Plumbing Subcontractors for board action.

Prequalified General Contractors:

Alten Construction, Inc. 
Beals Martin 
BRCO Constructors, Inc. 
C. Overaa & Co. 
Coulter Construction 
Lathrop Construction Associates, Inc. 
Rodan Builders, Inc. 
Sausal Corporation

Prequalified Electrical Subcontractors:

Atlas / Pellizzari Electric, Inc. 
Del Monte Electric Co., Inc. 
General Lighting Service, Inc. 
H.A. Bowen Electric, Inc. 
Intermountain Electric Co. 
Mike Brown Electric Co. 
Pfeiffer Electric Co., Inc.

Prequalified Plumbing Subcontractors:

Bellanti Plumbing 
Cal Pacific Plumbing Systems 
Chris' Plumbing 
Dinelli Plumbing, Inc. 
Environmental Systems, Inc. of Northern California 
Lawson Mechanical Contractors 
Marin Mechanical 
OC McDonald Co., Inc. 
Quantum Mechanical of Sonoma County, Inc. 
Ray L. Hellwig Mechanical Company, Inc. 
Stephen Ciari Plumbing & Heating Inc.

Prequalified Mechanical Subcontractors

Bay City Mechanical 
Bell Products, Inc. 
Bellanti Plumbing 
DIV 15 Tech 
Environmental Systems, Inc. of Northern California 
Foothill Aire Conditioning and Heating, Inc. 
Lawson Mechanical Contractors 
Monarch Mechanical 
OC McDonald Co., Inc. 
Quantum Mechanical of Sonoma County, Inc. 
Ray L. Hellwig Mechanical Company, Inc. 

PUBLIC INPUT MEETINGS

September 26, 2014 - On behalf of the Burlingame School District (BSD) Board of Trustees, the BSD has launched the Facilities Modernization Bond Program funded by the proceeds of the November 2012 voter approved "Measure D" bond measure.

The District feels strongly that the more robust the public process is, the better the project outcome will be. Staff at all BSD schools are working with Architects to develop the Schematic Designs for Site improvements.  In addition our design team at BIS is working on modernization of the BIS Media Center. The District is inviting you to attend these evening meetings focused on Schematic Design of the proposed improvements and BIS Media Center.

Schematic Design: Is the first phase in the design of a project where the project team prepares initial diagrams and drawings giving a general view of the components and the scale of the project after detailed discussions with the BSD staff and the community.

These Public Input Meetings are the community's opportunity to contribute to the design. There will be additional public presentations on the progress of these designs to the Board of Trustees.

If you are unable to attend these meetings and would like to submit input, please send your comments to the District's Director of Facilities, Tim Ryan at [email protected] or (650) 259-3913.

The intent of these School Site Improvement projects and their associated budgets, is to repair possible tripping hazards and drainage issues on walkways and blacktop; and to develop the layout for the playground and game court striping.

At the BIS Meeting there will be discussion of the Library and Science Classroom building and adjacent courtyards.  And how a school library can support a 21st Century education.

MEETINGS DETAILS:

Meeting Content:

• Functional Designs
• Existing Site
• Aesthetic Opportunities
• Schedule

Lincoln Elementary School
Date:        October 7, 2014, Tuesday
Time:        6:00 - 7:00 PM
Location: 1801 Devereux Drive, Burlingame

Roosevelt Elementary School
Date:        October 7, 2014, Tuesday
Time:        7:30 - 8:30 PM
Location: 1151 Vancouver Avenue, Burlingame

Date:        October 8, 2014, Wednesday
Time:        7:30 - 8:30 PM
Location: 801 Howard Avenue, Burlingame

Franklin Elementary School
Date:        October 9, 2014, Thursday
Time:        6:00 - 7:00 PM
Location: 2385 Trousdale, Burlingame

Burlingame Intermediate School
Date:        October 9, 2014, Thursday
Time:        7:30 - 8:30 PM
Location: Media Center, 1715 Quesada Way, Burlingame

In preparation here are some questions to help identify opportunities:

• What opportunities are there to improve the Educational environment for play areas / black tops?
• What inspired you as a student to want to attend school?
• What is currently working well on the playground and game court striping?
• Are there areas of standing water (ponding) or drainage issues that you have observed?
• Have you noticed any areas of slip tripping hazards?
• Thinking outside the four (4) walls of the classroom, what are the things our students need to experience at school?
• And at BIS - how can a media center promote cross pollination / cross subject teaching for communities focus?