District-wide feasibility study with RLPS
Eastern Lebanon County SDPennsylvania- Detected
- Sep 21, 2026
- 47 days ago
- Sector
- Professional Services
- Est. value
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From the meeting
The board was scheduled to consider a $18,500 proposal from RLPS Architects for a district-wide feasibility study. The study would help the district prioritize and plan for future needs, and it would start a relationship with RLPS as architect of record. This is an open planning signal with a named firm and a budgeted scope.
- Meeting date
- September 21, 2026
- Agency
- Eastern Lebanon County SD
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