Yearly caps are counted separately. 2 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $2.70M a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is TriMark, Inc. at up to $2.50M a year. Show yearly caps

Not counted in the totals above. $68.2M in payments already made (2 items) · $1.50M in grants applied for (1 item)

1. V.-1Pays Infinity Communications up to $90,000 for federal Emergency Connectivity Fund consulting
   $90Knot to exceed
2. V.-2Awards TriMark up to $2.5M a year for school kitchen equipment and supplies for three years
   $2.50M/yryearly cap
3. V.-3Approves $49.8M in district bill payments made in June 2021
   $49.8Mcumulative
4. V.-4Approves $18.4M in district payroll for June 2021
   $18.4Mcumulative
5. V.-5Pays Bay Alarm up to $180,000 for response and patrol services for 2021-22
   $180Knot to exceed
6. V.-6Pays Everlast Development $18,700 to clear fire-risk vegetation at Burbank Elementary School
   $19K
7. V.-7Pays Everlast Development $17,800 to clear fire-risk vegetation at Grass Valley Elementary School
   $18K
8. V.-8Pays Everlast Development $17,300 to clear fire-risk vegetation at Montera Middle School
   $17K
9. V.-9Pays Everlast Development $24,500 to clear fire-risk vegetation at Community Day School
   $25K
10. V.-10Pays Everlast Development $24,500 to clear fire-risk vegetation at Kaiser Elementary School
    $25K
11. V.-11Pays George E. Masker $58,500 to paint exteriors at Grass Valley Elementary School
    $59K
12. V.-12Pays George E. Masker $76,500 to paint exteriors at Markham Elementary School
    $77K
13. V.-13Pays George E. Masker $86,300 to paint exteriors at West Oakland Middle School
    $86K
14. V.-14Pays Consolidated Engineering Laboratories up to $378,476 to test materials on the Cole Administration Center
    $378Knot to exceed
15. V.-15Pays ACC Environmental up to $80,626 for hazardous materials review on the Cole Administration Center
    $81Knot to exceed
16. V.-16Adds $390,875 for Shah Kawasaki to redesign the Cole Administration Center and extends it a year
    +$391Knew total $3.89M
17. V.-17Pays Anthonio up to $407,722 for construction inspection on the Cole Administration Center
    $408K
18. V.-18Pays Ninyo & Moore up to $59,700 for environmental site assessment at the Cole Administration Center
    $60Knot to exceed
19. V.-19Awards Viatron Systems $308,795 for offsite scanning services for the Cole Administration Center
    $309K
20. V.-20Pays Lamphier-Gregory up to $90,330 for environmental review of the Cole Administration Center
    $90Knot to exceed
21. V.-21Adds $15,750 for Jensen Hughes fire alarm review on the Cole Administration Center and extends it to 2023
    +$16Knew total $59K
22. V.-22Creates a job description for a School Attendance Review Board facilitator
    No cost stated
23. V.-23Pays up to $200,000 a year to join a UC Berkeley psychology intern program serving OUSD students
    $200K/yryearly cap
24. V.-24Approves a no-cost agreement for Jewish Community Center to offer play and enrichment at Cleveland Elementary
    No cost stated
25. V.-25Pays East Bay Asian Youth Center up to $61,020 for a case manager at Oakland International High
    $61Knot to exceed
26. V.-26Pays an individual contractor up to $20,000 to lead games and sports at lunch and breaks at Elmhurst United
    $20Knot to exceed
27. V.-27Pays Yemeni students association up to $60,000 for literacy mentoring for Arab and Afghan American students
    $60Knot to exceed
28. V.-28Accepts $85,000 from the City of Oakland to re-enroll students leaving juvenile detention
    +$85Kcoming in
29. V.-29Pays Strategic Energy Innovation up to $24,000 for an outdoor science and garden fellow
    $24Knot to exceed
30. V.-30Pays a contractor up to $48,000 for drug education and tobacco prevention support in classrooms
    $48Knot to exceed
31. V.-31Pays a contractor up to $18,000 to run a student leader internship program on attendance
    $18Knot to exceed
32. V.-32Approves up to $218,008 for MISSSEY to help build human trafficking prevention education
    $218Knot to exceed
33. V.-33Ratifies up to $91,400 for We Lead Ours to support drug and tobacco prevention education
    $91Knot to exceed
34. V.-34Ratifies up to $9,600 for a contractor to support COVID testing and vaccine outreach
    $10Knot to exceed
35. V.-35Ratifies up to $1,500 to update the Healthy Oakland Teens app and design a new website
    $2Knot to exceed
36. V.-36Ratifies up to $21,600 for a contractor to support drug and tobacco prevention education
    $22Knot to exceed
37. V.-37Lets Family Engagement Lab use district data to study its FASTalk family-messaging program
    No cost stated
38. V.-38Lets Talking Points use district data to study how its family messaging affects students
    No cost stated
39. V.-39Applies for $1.5M from Eat. Learn. Play. Foundation for food and garden programs at Central Kitchen
    +$1.50Mcoming in
40. V.-40Approves up to $234,140 for Bay Area Community Resources to staff student mentors at Fremont High
    $234Knot to exceed
41. V.-41Accepts a $5.3M Salesforce.org Foundation grant via Oakland Public Education Fund for middle schools
    +$5.30Mcoming in
42. V.-42Approves up to $220,000 for East Bay Consortium to improve college and career access at two high schools
    $220Knot to exceed
43. V.-43Ratifies a no-cost agreement to share data with the Oakland Housing Authority through 2026
    No cost stated
44. V.-44Approves OneGoal services to help students get into and stay in college; no dollar amount stated
    No cost stated
45. V.-45Approves up to $70,000 for Apex Learning digital curriculum and web sessions for students
    $70Knot to exceed
46. V.-46Approves up to $9,000 for Solution Tree teacher training at Horace Mann Elementary
    $9Knot to exceed
47. V.-47Approves the Adult and Career Education course list for 2021-22
    No cost stated
48. V.-48Ratifies a no-cost Leaders Up deal for job search help and tech certification for adult students
    No cost stated
49. V.-49Accepts $1.25M from the state Department of Rehabilitation for special education transition services
    +$1.25Mcoming in
50. V.-50Ratifies up to $3,700 for a Robert Half temp worker to review job classifications
    $4Knot to exceed
51. V.-51Approves a 30-year lease with Trust for Public Land for a green schoolyard at Bridges Academy
    No cost stated
52. V.-52Adds COVID testing and contact-tracing staff from Maxim to a nonpublic agency contract, no added cost
    No cost stated
53. V.-53Adds $1.5M and extends Robert Half's COVID data-entry staffing contract to September 2022
    +$1.50Mnew total $2M
54. V.-54Ratifies up to $3,000 for a contractor to train staff on report card setup in Aeries
    $3Knot to exceed
55. V.-55Approves up to $130,000 for KNB Solutions to coordinate school tech leads and tech programs
    $130Knot to exceed
56. V.-56Adopts a Measure G1 resolution on Community School for Creative Education's 2021-22 grant and spending plan
    Cost not stated
57. V1.-1Adds $270,031.69 to the Foster the Center lease-leaseback contract with Overaa/Tulum/Eclipse
    +$270Knew total $51.5M
58. V1.-2Ratifies $23,840 for G & G Builders to demolish old play structures at Franklin Elementary
    $24K
59. V1.-3Ratifies $22,785 for Alaniz Construction to repave two areas at Franklin Elementary
    $23K
60. V1.-4Ratifies $36,100 for Anthonio, Inc. to provide special inspections at Markham Elementary
    $36K
61. V1.-5Pays Dialog Design up to $14,990 for accessibility work at Markham Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
62. V1.-6Adds $189,181.17 and four months to LCA Architects' Fremont High construction contract
    +$189Knew total $9.30M
63. V1.-7Pays Applied Materials & Engineering up to $1,412 for soil testing at Franklin Elementary
    $1Knot to exceed
64. V1.-8Pays Guttmann & Blaevoet up to $29,313 to troubleshoot the Foster the Center boiler system
    $29Knot to exceed
65. V1.-9Ratifies $2,500 contract with Innovative Construction for a Madison Park Academy wall fix
    $3K
66. V1.-10Pays Layas Partnership up to $48,720 to manage Castlemont field work and La Escuelita monitoring
    $49Knot to exceed
67. V1.-11Pays Xebec Data Corporation up to $5,000 to test data connections for the utility operations project
    $5Knot to exceed
68. V1.-12Pays Ninyo & Moore up to $58,300 for soil gas monitoring at La Escuelita Education Center
    $58Knot to exceed
69. V1.-13Adds $78,430 for KDI Group's state-required inspections at the new Fremont High School
    +$78Knew total $1.45M
70. V1.-14Adds $180,400 and a year to Murakami/Nelson's design contract for Castlemont High field and bleachers
    +$180Knew total $1.04M

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