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The district plans district-wide tree and landscaping work at multiple sites, including Kelseyville Elementary, the district office, Kelseyville High, and Mount Vista Middle, based on estimates totaling $28,432 from Marvin’s Garden Tree Service. Work includes several site-specific projects scheduled off estimates dated June 19, 2026. This indicates the district is investing in grounds maintenance and has selected Marvin’s as the current contractor. Facility and landscaping vendors can see the scale and sites involved and watch for future cycles of grounds improvement or complementary services like irrigation or outdoor learning space upgrades.
KVUSD will approve multiple estimates with Marvin's Garden Tree Service for tree work and landscaping across several sites (KES, district office, KHS, MVMS) totaling $28,432. The work covers separate site-specific projects ranging from $1,400 to $9,532. This confirms the current contractor and spending level for grounds maintenance, useful intelligence for landscape, arborist, and facilities vendors seeking future RFPs or complementary services.
The board will approve a commitment letter with Christy White, Inc. to perform performance audits for several Kelseyville and Riviera Elementary facilities projects. The total audit fees are $18,000, with an extra $2,000 if a School Facility Program savings audit is required. This locks in the audit firm for these bond/State-funded projects and signals future demand for capital planning, compliance, and facilities consulting tied to these sites.
The district plans performance audits for three School Facilities Program construction projects at Kelseyville and Riviera Elementary. The board will approve an engagement letter with Christy White, Inc. for audits to be completed within a year of each project’s completion, with base fees of $18,000 and a possible extra $2,000 if a Use of Savings audit is required. This confirms Christy White as the audit incumbent on these bond/SFP projects. Vendors in construction management, cost control, or future auditing should note the project identifiers and timing for potential follow-on compliance, reporting, or controls work.
The district plans to approve student accident and sickness insurance with Myers-Stevens & Toohey & Co. for the 2026-2027 school year. Coverage includes an expanded accident plan and catastrophic plan for student activities, totaling about $12,549 in premiums, with options for families to purchase additional plans online. This confirms the incumbent insurer and annual cycle, useful for competitors planning future proposals or add-on safety services.
The board will approve renewal of the student accident and sickness insurance plan with Myers-Stevens & Toohey & Co., Inc. for the 2026–2027 school year. Coverage includes a blanket accident plan and catastrophic coverage for student activities, with total premiums of about $12,549 and optional online plans for families. This confirms Myers-Stevens & Toohey as the current student insurance provider through 2026–2027. Competing insurers or brokers can track this as incumbent intel and plan outreach around future renewals or complementary risk management services.
The board will approve a Nor-Cal Telecom estimate to supply parts and labor to install PA equipment in a new portable classroom at Kelseyville Elementary (KES). The estimated cost is $1,669.34. This indicates ongoing low-voltage and communications upgrades, useful for vendors offering integrated PA, bell, intercom, or safety notification systems.
The district is adding public address equipment to a new portable classroom at Kelseyville Elementary. An estimate from Nor-Cal Telecom for parts and labor totals $1,669.34 and is up for board approval. This shows ongoing investment in classroom communications infrastructure with Nor-Cal Telecom as the installer. Low-voltage, AV, and safety vendors can note the expansion and explore future needs for integrated paging, bell, and emergency notification systems tied to new portables or campus upgrades.
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Government Agencies in Lake County, California
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Upper Lake Unified
Upper Lake County Water District
Upper Lake County Water District
South Lake Couny Fire Protection District
Scotts Valley Water Conservation District
Middletown Unified
Lucerne Elementary
Lower Lake County Waterworks District No. 1 (lake)
Lower Lake County Waterworks District 1
Lakeport Unified
Lakeport Fire Protection District
Lake County Housing Commission
Lake Transit Authority
Lake County Vector Control District
Lake County Office of Education
Lake County International Charter District
Lake County Fire Protection District
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