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The document lists an estimated $3,251,556 project for Hurricane High School to add new football stadium bleachers, a press box, and field lighting, plus lighting for soccer, baseball, and softball fields. The presence of architect/engineer estimates suggests early capital planning rather than a finalized bid. This is a sizable athletic facilities modernization that will require construction, seating, lighting, and possibly AV vendors once the district moves forward.
George Washington, Winfield, and Poca Middle Schools are listed with an estimated $10,520,000 for new football field lighting at each school. This appears to be a multi-site lighting program in early planning with McKinley Architects and Engineers providing cost estimates. Vendors specializing in districtwide sports lighting and controls can view this as a major upcoming opportunity to provide design assistance, phasing, and turnkey installation across several campuses.
Winfield High School has an estimated $2,666,556 project for new football stadium bleachers, a press box, and field lighting, plus lighting for soccer, baseball, and softball fields. The work is described as estimates from McKinley Architects and Engineers, implying planning stage. Vendors in sports construction, bleacher systems, and field lighting can track this as a potential upcoming bid package across multiple sports venues.
Poca High School is listed with an estimated $1,926,556 project for new football stadium bleachers, press box, and field lighting, plus lighting for baseball and softball fields. As with other schools, these are architect/engineer estimates, not awards. This indicates a districtwide athletic facilities upgrade program where vendors in seating, lighting, and construction can prepare for future solicitations and bundled proposals.
Buffalo High School has an estimated $1,076,988 project focused on new baseball and softball field lighting. This is a narrower but still significant component of the district’s athletic facilities upgrades, based on architect/engineer estimates. Sports lighting manufacturers, installers, and electrical contractors can monitor this as a potential stand-alone or bundled bid in a future capital program.
The Development Committee discussed current funding secured for construction of student housing and emphasized housing as a top strategic priority. The college and its Foundation have an operating agreement and are actively pursuing new funds, including the 125 Challenge to raise $1,250,000. This suggests upcoming planning and potential procurements for design, construction, and related services, with decisions still being shaped around scope and financing.
CTUB’s engineer notes the Asbury Church Area Sewer Replacement project design is complete and only a remaining easement is holding up bidding. The estimated project cost is about $1.1 million. Once the last easement is secured, CTUB plans to advertise for construction bids, creating a near-term opportunity for sewer contractors and rehab specialists.
Because the new Mountain Ridge Primary facility will not be ready for the Aug. 20, 2026 opening, the district is evaluating three temporary housing options. Two options involve a modular campus near Mountain Ridge, with Modular Genius proposals ranging from about $720k to $1.2M, plus site work supported by McKinley Architecture & Engineering and Warner Construction. Board action will select an option, creating near-term need for modular buildings, site prep, utilities, safety, and transition services.
West Virginia lawmakers are pushing for a special session to overhaul the state’s decades‑old public school funding formula as districts face closures and debt. A RAND Corporation study, funded at $114,000, has already recommended increasing K‑12 funding, targeting more money to high‑need special education districts, and adding guardrails to the Hope Scholarship voucher program. Bills priced between about $144 million and $214 million stalled this year, but Democrats and some Republicans are now seeking urgent action. Vendors in finance consulting, K‑12 planning, and special education services should track this as future formula changes will reshape district budgets and purchasing capacity statewide.
The district has awarded the Mountain Ridge Primary School construction project to Warner Construction with a base bid of $23,593,700. Construction scheduling is still to be finalized, with substantial completion targeted for July 30, 2026. This signals a multi-year K-12 facilities build where subcontractors, FF&E, security, IT, and specialty education vendors can pursue follow-on work and future phases as the design and schedule are finalized.
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