Passage of the Cheney Public Schools’ $52 million capital facilities bond last month presents some interesting logistic issues, and perhaps none more important than the obvious requirement — that all four buildings need to be open for education during construction.
Because of that, the school district may be able to utilize a seldom used construction method allowed by state law: the general contractor/construction manager contracting (GCCM) process. It’s a method that, if properly employed, could save the district time and money on its upcoming projects.
At its first meeting in March last Wedn...
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