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Long-Range Facilities Planning Committee Meeting | 05/26/2026

Tuesday, May 26, 2026

Hiring & ProcurementInstitutional

District to Solicit Proposals for Standardized Furniture Planning and Procurement

The committee authorized the administration to develop and issue a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for district-wide furniture planning, design, and procurement services. This aims to establish a standardized furniture process and support future facility needs, aligning with the district's long-term planning and purchasing policies. Freedom Interiors presented on their approach, emphasizing the importance of strategic purchasing, designing learning environments, and leveraging long-term partnerships. The process would involve identifying needs, selecting appropriate furniture solutions that offer the best lifetime value, and ensuring consistency across facilities while allowing for flexibility. The RFQ process will involve evaluating potential partners based on their experience, team, and proposed services.

Hiring & ProcurementInstitutional

District to Seek Proposals for Energy Efficiency Planning and Assessment Services

The committee authorized the administration to move forward with developing and issuing a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for professional services related to district-wide energy efficiency planning and assessment. This includes energy audits, infrastructure evaluations, and long-term energy savings opportunities, to be conducted in accordance with district purchasing policies and procedures. Schneider Electric presented their capabilities and experiences in this area, highlighting the potential for significant annual savings and long-term reinvestment into facilities. The process will involve an evaluation and interview phase, with a potential kickoff of facility assessments in July if a company is selected by the July board meeting, or during school sessions if delayed to August. The aim is to identify energy efficiency measures, such as LED lighting and HVAC improvements, that can be self-funded through savings and potentially leverage other funding sources.

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