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Contract AwardPublic WorksDetected Jun 25, 2026

The Board’s June 25, 2026 action items include a “City of Novi Retention Pond and Easement Agreement,” indicating the district is entering into a formal arrangement with the City related to stormwater management infrastructure and property rights. The bond update also mentions ongoing negotiations with the City of Novi for Activity Center easements, suggesting broader coordination around site development and drainage for new facilities. While the agreement itself is an intergovernmental action rather than a direct procurement, it clears the way for design and construction of retention ponds and related civil works tied to district projects. Civil engineering and site‑work contractors can use this as a signal that larger site improvements are moving forward and be ready for future RFPs issued either by the City or the district to build out the agreed stormwater infrastructure and associated site development.

The agreement supports broader bond projects, especially the Novi Activity Center; subsequent civil ...

Novi Community School DistrictCity of Novi Retention Pond and Easement Agreement with NCSD

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Capital plan & early discussion

Next 1–2 Q

Scoping & vendor outreach window

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