The high school is also seeking to upgrade the football stadium’s software so the existing scoreboard can function as a Jumbotron with live broadcast capabilities, and is evaluating three options that differ mainly in how a video board is added to The Grove gym. Option 1 is a 15000 Nevco One Video Pro software and hardware upgrade for the stadium only, while Options 2 and 3 add gym video boards (Sideline Interactive or Nevco) plus the same stadium upgrade, bringing total project costs, including the earlier equipment package, up to 76499.79 or 98442.32. No vendor has been selected yet between Sideline Interactive, Daktronics (referenced as Daktronic), and Nevco, and the memo frames these as recommendations for board consideration using district fund balance. This creates an active planning window where solution design, total cost of ownership, content management, and sponsorship/advertising revenue strategies could influence which option the Board approves. Vendors in scoreboard, LED video display, and control software can engage around helping the district compare functionality, integration with the new camera system, and long-term support models.
Three options: stadium-only Nevco software upgrade, Sideline Interactive board plus Nevco upgrade, o...
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