Yearly caps are counted separately. 4 items set a limit per year instead of a total, adding up to $3.15M a year. They aren't in the spending total above. The largest is Rids Brother Company, Inc. at up to $1.60M a year. Show yearly caps

1. T.-1Awards Crystal Creamery up to $795,000 to supply milk and dairy products for school meals
   $795Knot to exceed
2. T.-2Awards The Bonami Baking Company up to $450,000 to supply fresh bakery products for school meals
   $450Knot to exceed
3. T.-3Awards Pacific Rim Produce up to $2,000,000 to supply fresh fruits and vegetables for school meals
   $2Mnot to exceed
4. T.-4Awards Goldstar Foods up to $10,000,000 to supply grocery products for school meals
   $10Mnot to exceed
5. T.-5Awards Individual FoodService up to $1,650,000 to supply food service supplies for school meals
   $1.65Mnot to exceed
6. T.-6Pays AssetWorks up to $225,000 to verify the district's equipment inventory through 2024
   $225Knot to exceed
7. T.-7Pays JIR Inc. up to $950,000 a year for special education transportation through 2026
   $950K/yryearly cap
8. T.-8Pays Bay Area Wheelchair Transport up to $300,000 a year for special education transportation through 2026
   $300K/yryearly cap
9. T.-9Pays Rids Brother Company, Inc. up to $1,600,000 a year for special education transportation through 2026
   $1.60M/yryearly cap
10. T.-10Pays First American Transit, Inc. up to $300,000 a year for special education transportation through 2026
    $300K/yryearly cap
11. T.-11Hires Data Media Services for $113,000 to install door entry intercoms at five schools
    $113K
12. T.-12Declares intent to give PG&E an easement at East Oakland Pride Elementary for EV chargers
    No cost stated
13. T.-13Hires R.F. MacDonald for $346,000 to replace the boilers at Burbank Preschool
    $346K
14. T.-14Hires Data Media Services for $112,000 to install door entry intercoms at five sites
    $112K
15. T.-15Hires VP Hauling and Demolition for $95,000 to clear fire-risk weeds at eight schools
    $95K
16. T.-16Pays B Safe Playground Inspection $1,300 to inspect new play surfacing at Hoover Elementary
    $1K
17. T.-17Adds $475,882 and a year to Star Elevator's elevator and wheelchair lift repair contract
    +$476Knew total $1.12M
18. T.-18Hires Valley Relocation & Storage for $344,818 to move offices out of 1000 Broadway
    $345K
19. T.-19Accepts $475,901 from Alameda County to develop early education teachers
    +$476Kcoming in
20. T.-20Partners with San Diego County schools office on a teacher intern program at no cost
    No cost stated
21. T.-21Pays Fishtank Learning up to $487,500 for high school English curriculum through 2028
    $488Knot to exceed
22. T.-22Partners with The Oakland Promise on college and career programs at no cost
    No cost stated
23. T.-23Ratifies up to $25,000 for Partners in School Innovation teacher coaching at Reach Academy
    $25Knot to exceed
24. T.-24Ratifies up to $15,000 for implicit bias training for educators at Markham Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
25. T.-25Subcontracts up to $277,366.64 of child care funding to The Unity Council
    $277Knot to exceed
26. T.-26Accepts a $492,301.93 state Farm to School grant for local food and education
    +$492Kcoming in
27. T.-27Pays Public Profit up to $95,000 to tell the story of OUSD summer programs
    $95Knot to exceed
28. T.-28Adds $82,000 for Oppenheimer's Title IX and employee investigations, then $200,000 a year through 2025
    +$82Knew total $200K
29. T.-29Ratifies up to $21,998.80 for Bay Area Girls Rock Camp summer learning program
    $22Knot to exceed
30. T.-30Continues the adjusted attendance boundaries for Markham, East Oakland PRIDE and OAK schools
    No cost stated
31. T.-31Adds $18,324 for Youth Together to run summer programs at Skyline High School
    +$18Knew total $1.46M
32. T.-32Ratifies up to $95,000 for Marcus Foster Institute to pay stipends to wellness and school-climate helpers
    $95Knot to exceed
33. T.-33Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $27,500 for counseling intern stipends
    $28Knot to exceed
34. T.-34Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $115,600 to handle student summer-job stipends at Skyline
    $116Knot to exceed
35. T.-35Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $6,000 for student summer-job stipends at LIFE Academy
    $6Knot to exceed
36. T.-36Ratifies up to $5,821 for Rigorous Love to train LIFE Academy staff on student and family relationships
    $6Knot to exceed
37. T.-37Ratifies a no-cost deal for Alameda County to support English learner curriculum rollout
    No cost stated
38. T.-38Adds $4,560 for HERO to supervise and run games for Hoover Elementary students
    +$5Knew total $43K
39. T.-39Ratifies up to $15,000 for WestEd to coach the Thornhill Elementary principal
    $15Knot to exceed
40. T.-40Pays Thriving Students Collective up to $98,000 for online courses and training for school staff
    $98Knot to exceed
41. T.-41Pays Crisis Prevention Institute up to $54,498 to train staff in de-escalation
    $54Knot to exceed
42. T.-42Ratifies $2,000 for Oakland Symphony to give one-on-one lessons to West Oakland Middle School band students
    $2Knot to exceed
43. T.-43Ratifies up to $6,080 for Hadar Institute to train teachers at Oakland Hebrew Day School
    $6Knot to exceed
44. T.-44Ratifies up to $12,000 for Building Blocks of Brilliance to speak at an equity training week
    $12Knot to exceed
45. T.-45Ratifies up to $58,749 for GROW Psychological Services for online licenses and parent workshops
    $59Knot to exceed
46. T.-46Pays EL Education up to $161,900 for curriculum training and coaching for school leaders
    $162Knot to exceed
47. T.-47Pays SPG Therapy up to $5.82M for mental health staff in special day classes through 2026
    $5.82Mnot to exceed
48. T.-48Adds $11,500 for Bay Area Community Resources to expand the Rudsdale FabLab
    +$12Knew total $83K
49. T.-49Ratifies up to $10,000 for Mindful Life Project to bring mindfulness lessons to East Oakland Pride
    $10Knot to exceed
50. T.-50Adds $28,800 for We Lead Ours to support about 25 more Roosevelt Middle students
    +$29Knew total $58K
51. T.-51Pays Attitudinal Healing Connection up to $24,960 for art kits and an ArtMobile visit at Reach Academy
    $25Knot to exceed
52. T.-52Adds $7,200 for 72 more hours of clinical supervision of counseling interns
    +$7Knew total $43K
53. T.-53Adds $5,325 for Center for the Collaborative Classroom to train teachers at three elementary schools
    +$5Knew total $9K
54. T.-54Adds $10,950 for a contractor to lead teacher training for a student mural project at Elmhurst United
    +$11Knew total $43K
55. T.-55Ratifies up to $20,000 for a contractor to connect LIFE Academy students to summer programs
    $20Knot to exceed
56. T.-56Ratifies up to $73,500 for Blueprint Schools Network to run a math program at Elmhurst United
    $74Knot to exceed
57. T.-57Ratifies up to $14,500 for Public Health Institute to run the Health Equity Academy at Castlemont
    $15Knot to exceed
58. T.-58Adds $48,000 for East Bay Agency for Children to serve about 25 more Roosevelt Middle students
    +$48Knew total $53K
59. T.-59Accepts $22,500 through Oakland Public Education Fund to pay an art teacher at Think College Now
    +$23Kcoming in
60. T.-60Accepts a $1.3M Stupski Foundation grant to help high school students reach college and careers
    +$1.30Mcoming in
61. T.-61Pays Safe Passages up to $100,000 for family and student engagement at Coliseum College Prep
    $100Knot to exceed
62. T.-62Pays We Lead Ours up to $99,000 for sports-based learning and career workshops
    $99Knot to exceed
63. T.-63Approves two tentative union agreements with SEIU Local 1021 on safety training and internet access
    No cost stated
64. T.-64Adds $82,000 for Oppenheimer's Title IX and employee investigations, then $200,000 a year through 2025
    +$82Knew total $200K
65. T.-65Ratifies Keller Rohrback Law Firm's social media legal work, paid on a contingency basis
    Cost not stated
66. T.-66Adds $10,200 to Lozano Smith's charter school legal services, for a $109,300 limit
    +$10Knew total $109K
67. T.-67Ratifies the Board's May 24, 2023 regular meeting minutes
    No cost stated
68. U.-1Leases 15 portable buildings for Roosevelt Middle School's rebuild for $1.02M
    $1.02M
69. U.-2Awards Mar Con Builders $6.55M for Kaiser Child Development Center play area and campus upgrades
    $6.55M
70. U.-3Awards Rook Electric $225,800 to maintain security cameras at district sites for a year
    $226K
71. U.-4Adds $198,000 and a year for Lowe Consulting's local-hiring and prevailing-wage monitoring
    +$198Knew total $954K
72. U.-5Adds $8,000 to replace the security server at Oakland High School
    +$8Knew total $255K

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