Yearly caps are counted separately. 6 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $912K a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Leone, Alberts and Duus at up to $350K a year. Show yearly caps

Not counted in the totals above. $281M in payments already made (4 items)

1. V.-2Adds $6.27M to renew Goldstar Foods' school groceries contract for 2022-23
   +$6.27Mnot to exceed
2. V.-3Adds $1M to renew Individual Foodservice's food service supplies contract through June 2023
   +$1Mnot to exceed
3. V.-4Adds $1M to renew Crystal Creamery's dairy supply contract for 2022-23
   +$1Mnot to exceed
4. V.-5Adds $1.75M to renew Daylight Foods' fresh produce contract for 2022-23
   +$1.75Mnot to exceed
5. V.-6Moves $127,440.56 in unclaimed property funds into the General Fund for 2021-22
   +$127Kcoming in
6. V.-7Ratifies up to $75,000 for MGT to build tools to evaluate school mergers and closures
   $75Knot to exceed
7. V.-8Pays Gray Step up to $12,167 a year for student body accounting software through 2025
   $12K/yryearly cap
8. V.-9Pays PowerSchool up to $150,000 over three years for a predictive enrollment analytics platform
   $150Knot to exceed
9. V.-10Ratifies $63.5M in payroll checks and direct deposits for October-December 2021
   $63.5Mcumulative
10. V.-11Ratifies $61.4M in payroll checks and direct deposits for January-March 2022
    $61.4Mcumulative
11. V.-12Ratifies $69.8M in accounts payable checks for October-December 2021
    $69.8Mcumulative
12. V.-13Ratifies $86.2M in accounts payable checks for January-March 2022
    $86.2Mcumulative
13. V.-14Pays Anthonio, Inc. up to $61,215 to inspect Westlake Middle School alarm upgrade work
    $61Knot to exceed
14. V.-15Awards Golden Bay Fence $84,849 to repair the 900 High Street rolling gate and fence
    $85K
15. V.-16Awards ER Plumbing up to $100,000 for a sewer line camera assessment at Skyline High
    $100Knot to exceed
16. V.-17Awards Bay Construction $236,500 to repaint the Special Education Office exterior
    $237K
17. V.-18Awards George E. Masker $142,000 to repaint Emiliano Zapata Street Academy's exterior
    $142K
18. V.-19Ratifies up to $45,000 for Agncy Design to shape the Talent Division's vision and outreach
    $45Knot to exceed
19. V.-20Approves Personnel Report No. 2122-0010 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
    Cost not stated
20. V.-21Ratifies up to $12,500 for Reading Partners tutoring at Lockwood STEAM Academy
    $13Knot to exceed
21. V.-22Ratifies up to $11,000 for a contractor to boost family involvement at Oakland High
    $11Knot to exceed
22. V.-23Ends Adventure Time's fee-based after school programs at seven elementary schools early
    No cost stated
23. V.-24Pays Cypress Mandela up to $27,500 for summer construction pre-apprenticeship programs
    $28Knot to exceed
24. V.-25Agreement with EBMUD to host summer internships for ten high school students
    +$8Kcoming in
25. V.-26Adds $26,721 to YMCA's after school program at Piedmont Avenue Elementary
    +$27Knew total $138K
26. V.-27Adds $92,161 to Oakland Kids First's after school program at Castlemont High
    +$92Knew total $301K
27. V.-28Pays Black Tie Transportation up to $78,691 for summer learning field trip buses
    $79Knot to exceed
28. V.-29Pays Blueprint Schools Network up to $35,000 to plan and run a summer math program
    $35Knot to exceed
29. V.-30Pays Aim High up to $30,188 for a summer learning program at Frick United Academy
    $30Knot to exceed
30. V.-31Ratifies up to $53,647.72 for Loyola Marymount to train teachers in hybrid and online teaching
    $54Knot to exceed
31. V.-32Pays Aim High up to $30,188 for summer learning at Westlake Middle School
    $30Knot to exceed
32. V.-33Pays Aim High up to $20,125 for summer learning at Madison Park Academy, Upper Campus
    $20Knot to exceed
33. V.-34Ratifies up to $30,000 for Blueprint's math fellows program at Greenleaf Elementary
    $30Knot to exceed
34. V.-35Ratifies up to $30,000 for a consultant to train Castlemont teachers on farm and culinary curriculum
    $30Knot to exceed
35. V.-36Ratifies up to $9,000 for Black Earth Farms to support Castlemont's farm and gardens
    $9Knot to exceed
36. V.-37Ratifies up to $30,000 for Philanthropic Ventures Foundation's middle school culture fellowship
    $30Knot to exceed
37. V.-38Ratifies up to $13,625 for a consultant to co-design equity training for school leaders
    $14Knot to exceed
38. V.-39Ratifies up to $5,000 for BAY-Peace to teach a social justice theatre class at West Oakland Middle
    $5Knot to exceed
39. V.-40Pays Aim High up to $40,250 for summer learning at Urban Promise Academy
    $40Knot to exceed
40. V.-41Pays Lincoln up to $39,200 for summer learning at Bret Harte Middle School
    $39Knot to exceed
41. V.-42Ratifies up to $2,400 for a muralist to paint a mural with 12 Greenleaf students
    $2Knot to exceed
42. V.-43Ratifies up to $5,000 for Mycelium Youth Network to support the Summer HAcK learning program
    $5Knot to exceed
43. V.-44Ratifies up to $5,000 for Chabot Space & Science Center to support the Summer HAcK program
    $5Knot to exceed
44. V.-45Pays Lincoln up to $39,200 for summer learning at West Oakland Middle School
    $39Knot to exceed
45. V.-46Ratifies up to $8,180 for a contractor to plan arts and music at Oakland Fine Arts Summer School
    $8Knot to exceed
46. V.-47Ratifies up to $11,620 for Shooting Stars to teach costume design and drama in summer school
    $12Knot to exceed
47. V.-48Ratifies up to $7,080 for a dance teacher at Oakland Fine Arts Summer School
    $7Knot to exceed
48. V.-49Ratifies up to $6,580 for a dance teacher at Oakland Fine Arts Summer School
    $7Knot to exceed
49. V.-50Pays Camp Phoenix up to $8,400 for summer learning through its Sierra Nevada Journeys program
    $8Knot to exceed
50. V.-51Pays Camp Phoenix up to $13,300 for summer learning through its Optimistic Volunteers Youth program
    $13Knot to exceed
51. V.-52Ratifies up to $3,000 for Big Picture to coach Met West High School leaders
    $3Knot to exceed
52. V.-53Ratifies up to $10,637.93 for Ball for Life Oakland's basketball-based program at La Escuelita
    $11Knot to exceed
53. V.-54Adds $55,561 to Frontline's contract for a professional learning module, through 2025
    +$56Knew total $2.83M
54. V.-55Adds $20,825 to Youth Together's Skyline High program for staff pay and June credit recovery
    +$21Knew total $250K
55. V.-56Adds $20,000 for SPAAT to tutor 60 more at-risk students through May 2022
    +$20Knew total $70K
56. V.-57Ratifies $57,200 more for Marcus Foster Institute's summer program stipends and internships
    +$57Knew total $95K
57. V.-58Ratifies up to $2,530 for About Wut, Inc. to run arts activities at summer school
    $3Knot to exceed
58. V.-59Ratifies up to $6,580 for Twinkem Productions to teach recording and choir in summer school
    $7Knot to exceed
59. V.-60Adds $37,050 for The Oakland REACH's fellowship stipends for literacy tutors
    +$37Knew total $92K
60. V.-61Ratifies up to $3,940 for a contractor to teach arts mini classes at summer school
    $4Knot to exceed
61. V.-62Ratifies up to $2,700 for Sheldon Botler Photography to video the Oakland Fine Arts Summer School
    $3Knot to exceed
62. V.-63Adds $200,000 for Hanna Interpreting's interpreting and translation services for special education families
    +$200Knew total $497K
63. V.-64Approves Benchmark School as a nonpublic school provider for special education in 2021-22
    Cost not stated
64. V.-65Ratifies up to $3,590 for Breathe For Change wellness and yoga programs at Think College Now Elementary
    $4Knot to exceed
65. V.-66Ratifies up to $1,100 for A New Day, LLC social-emotional lessons at Oakland Fine Arts Summer School
    $1Knot to exceed
66. V.-67Pays a psychiatrist up to $49,900 for weekly medication evaluations for special education students
    $50Knot to exceed
67. V.-68Approves an out-of-state trip for 12 Bret Harte students to a restorative justice conference at no cost
    No cost stated
68. V.-69Ratifies up to $4,500 for Rainbow Chefs Academy to teach healthy cooking in a 9th-10th grade summer program
    $5Knot to exceed
69. V.-70Ratifies up to $15,000 for Public Health Institute to help build student pathways at Castlemont High
    $15Knot to exceed
70. V.-71Approves no-cost partnership with Oakland Natives Give Back to raise school attendance through 2025
    No cost stated
71. V.-72Accepts $1.84M grant for career pathways curriculum and work-based learning
    +$1.84Mcoming in
72. V.-73Adds $4,100 to Spearitwurx's strategic planning and retreat support contract
    +$4Knew total $99K
73. V.-74Hires Burke, Williams & Sorensen for charter school legal work, up to $100,000 a year through 2024
    $100K/yryearly cap
74. V.-75Ratifies $60,000 more for Oppenheimer Investigations Group's Title IX legal work, through June 2023
    +$60Knew total $93K
75. V.-76Hires Davis, Bengtson & Young for civil litigation legal work, up to $150,000 a year through 2024
    $150K/yryearly cap
76. V.-77Ratifies Fisher & Phillips for immigration-related legal work, up to $50,000 a year through 2024
    $50K/yryearly cap
77. V.-78Hires Leone, Alberts & Duus for civil litigation legal work, up to $350,000 a year through 2025
    $350K/yryearly cap
78. V.-79Hires Bertrand, Fox, Elliot, Osman & Wenzel for civil litigation, up to $250,000 a year through 2025
    $250K/yryearly cap
79. V1.-1Awards Group H Construction $109,000 for sidewalk, drainage and water heater work at Madison Middle School
    $109K
80. V1.-2Hires AGS, Inc. for up to $17,071 of geotechnical review for the Roosevelt Middle School modernization
    $17Knot to exceed
81. V1.-3Hires KW Engineering for up to $306,101 to commission building systems at the Cole Administration Center
    $306Knot to exceed
82. V1.-4Hires Dialog Design for up to $10,644.75 of architectural work on state approval for four school sites
    $11Knot to exceed

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