Measure I1 Facilities & Construction
Welcome!
The Facilities and Construction Department oversees architectural services, construction & bid information, new construction & modernization projects, construction project accounting, and interim housing.
The Facilities and Construction Department leads efforts surrounding Measure I1, the District's general obligation bond passed by Pleasanton voters in November 2016, as well as Proposition 39, California Clean Energy Jobs Act projects.
Project Status Measure I1
Completed Projects:
- Classroom Technology
- Devices for Instructional Staff
- Devices for Students
- Security Fencing
- Technology & Network Infrastructure
- Alisal Elementary
- Walnut Grove Elementary
- Harvest Park Middle
- Pleasanton Middle
- Amador Valley High
- Foothill High
- District Office
- Paid off $15M in Debt
- Certificate of Payment
In Progress Projects (in planning, design or implementation):
- Lydiksen Elementary School Rebuild & Modernization
- New Elementary School - E10
- School Portable Replacement & New Science Labs
- Roofing Repairs & HVAC Upgrade
- Classroom Technology
- Audio-Visual hardware to support instruction in all classrooms
- Technology & Network Infrastructure
- Donlon Elementary
- Fairlands Elementary
- Hart Elementary
- Hearst Elementary
- Lydiksen Elementary
- Mohr Elementary
- Valley View Elementary
- Vintage Hills Elementary
- Village High / District Office
- VOIP Phone Systems
- Security Fencing
- Hearst Elementary
- Valley View Elementary
- Pleasanton Middle
- Foothill High
Future Projects:
- Fire Alarm System Upgrades
- Security System Upgrades
- New Security Cameras
Measure I1
Background
On November 8, 2016 Pleasanton voters passed Measure I1, the District's first general obligation bond in nearly 20 years which authorized the sale of up to $270M in bonds.
View the Measure I1 bond resolution and project list below.
Measure I1 Citizen's Bond Oversight Committee
As the result of the passage of Measure I1, the District formed an independent oversight committee that will assist in ensuring bond revenues are expended only for the purposes outlined in the bond project list approved by Pleasanton voters in November 2016.
View the Citizens Bond Oversight Committee (CBOC) Bylaws and members below. Click here for more information on the CBOC.
California Uniform Public Construction Cost Accounting Act (CUPCCAA)
On March 14, 2017 the PUSD Board of Trustees voted to become subject under the CUPCCAA programs and procedures. These procedures allow for an increase in bid limits when formal bidding is required.
With the passage of Bond Measure I1, District staff anticipates that there will be projects that qualify for informal bidding under CUPCCAA. Informal bidding does not require advertising, so the timeline to award a bid and start work is decreased.
View the presentation and Board Resolution below for more information.
Department Directory
John Chwastyk
Executive Director, Facilities, Construction and Bond Programs
925.426.4281
Mike Rice
Project Manager
925.426.4281
Laura Peters
Support Technician
925.426.4281
Department Information
Business Hours:
Monday - Friday
7:30 AM to 4:00 PM
Location:
4750 First Street
Pleasanton, CA 94566
(Second Floor)
Phone:
925.426.4281