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Government Projects in Franklin County

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The district is proposing a Metro Agriscience Innovation Center with a 30' x 48' greenhouse, food systems classroom, and an agricultural innovation lab. The concept includes controlled-environment agriculture, hydroponics, automation, sensors, and supporting facilities like an ADA restroom, with an estimated total cost of about $1.54 million. This is a pre-build vision and budget, suggesting upcoming design, construction, equip­ment, and tech procurements for vendors in K-12 facilities, CTE, STEM labs, and greenhouse systems.

Pre-RFP
$1,543,688Jul 21, 2026

Westerville City Schools has approved using Garland/DBS, Inc. for its FY25 Roof & Masonry Repair Project under Ohio R.C. 167.081 via the Equalis Group/CCOG cooperative contract. Garland submitted a unit-price proposal totaling $1,450,301 based on its master intergovernmental agreement, and the Board authorized negotiation and execution of an agreement up to that amount plus limited change orders. This confirms Garland as incumbent for building envelope work; related vendors can look at follow-on services such as engineering, inspections, waterproofing, or additional facility upgrades around these repairs.

Contract Award
$1,450,301Jul 17, 2026

The board declared an urgent necessity and waived competitive bidding to address hail damage to Worthington Hills and Worthington Estates Elementary School roofs. The superintendent and treasurer were authorized to negotiate and execute a contract with Division 7 Roofing for up to $1,500,000, plus up to 10% in change orders. This locks in the prime contractor, but leaves room for roofing materials, safety, and related services, and signals future maintenance and facility resilience needs at these schools.

Contract Award
$1,500,000Jul 17, 2026

The district is exercising its purchase option under a solar PPA with Solar Advocate Development-6, LLC to buy and dispose of rooftop solar equipment at the old High School and Middle School West. This is tied to Phase 2 of the Master Facilities Plan, which includes demolition of the old High School and roof replacement at Middle School West, where new designs do not include rooftop solar. The agreement will be negotiated for up to $1,528,628, ending the 25-year PPA and associated easements. Vendors in demolition, roofing, solar removal/recycling, and related construction services should track this as part of a larger facilities modernization program.

Contract Award
$1,528,628Jul 17, 2026

The Board is authorizing negotiation and execution of an agreement with Schorr Architects for Gahanna-Jefferson Public Schools addition and renovation projects. Schorr has already been selected as the most qualified firm for design and construction administration, with a not-to-exceed total of about $1.1 million covering basic services, special inspections, and reimbursables. This signals that major facilities work is moving into design, creating downstream opportunities for construction firms, specialty trades, furniture/fixtures suppliers, and building systems vendors as the project scope is finalized.

Contract Award
$1,107,000Jul 17, 2026

Coffman High School Roof Replacement - Base Bid and Alternate 1

Active Opportunity
$1,302,000Aug 20, 2026

Coffman High School Roof Replacement - Base Bid and Alternate 1

Active Opportunity
$1,273,000Aug 20, 2026

Coffman High School Roof Replacement - Base Bid and Alternate 1

Active Opportunity
$1,234,600Aug 20, 2026

Coffman High School Roof Replacement - Base Bid and Alternate 1

Active Opportunity
$1,123,817Aug 20, 2026

Coffman High School Roof Replacement - Base Bid and Alternate 1

Active Opportunity
$1,600,000Aug 20, 2026

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