Wednesday, September 13, 2023

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting

110 items totalPassed 6–0

Largest items

Not-to-exceed amounts, one scale. Yearly caps excluded.

  1. Cumming Management Group, Inc.$2.73M
  2. Cordoba Corporation$2.27M
  3. Sixth Dimension, LLC$1.78M
  4. 360 Degree$950K
  5. Hanna Interpreting Services, LLC$700K
  6. FloWater$637K
  7. Irene M Hunt School - Side By Side$500K
  8. Oak Hill School$500K
  9. Journey Academy, TLC Child & Family Services$400K
  10. DecoTech Systems, Inc.$211K

Spending by category

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  1. Special education · 14$2.92M
    1. Nonpublic schools & agencies · 6$2.48M
    2. Programs & support · 5$295K
    3. Legal, compliance & policy · 2$98K
    4. Services & contract staff · 1$50K
  2. Technology · 6$169K
  1. T.-1Pays TMI Consulting up to $35,000 for employee ergonomic assessments and injury-prevention education
    $35Knot to exceed
  2. T.-2Pays Creative Supports up to $60,000 for ergonomic equipment, delivery and installation
    $60Knot to exceed
  3. T.-3Pays Junk King up to $50,000 to remove and dispose of old furniture and equipment
    $50Knot to exceed
  4. T.-4Pays City Print & Mail up to $95,000 for district postage, mailers and printing
    $95Knot to exceed
  5. T.-5Pays Revolt Recycling up to $25,000 for hazardous waste recycling services
    $25Knot to exceed
  6. T.-6Pays Purple Communications up to $99,000 for interpreter services for hearing-impaired staff
    $99Knot to exceed
  7. T.-7Pays Environmental Logistics up to $70,000 for hazardous waste recycling services
    $70Knot to exceed
  8. T.-8Pays McCampbell Analytical up to $40,000 for hazardous waste recycling services
    $40Knot to exceed
  9. T.-9Continues AED safety checks and a medical advisor with Medical Business Professional Services, up to $80,000
    $80Knot to exceed
  10. T.-10Pays EMSL Analytical up to $25,000 for lab testing of bulk samples
    $25Knot to exceed
  11. T.-11Ratifies the 2022-23 report of gifts, donations and grants, totaling $1,431,805.68
    +$1.43Mcoming in
  12. T.-12Pays Aurora Environmental Services up to $50,000 for environmental sampling at school sites
    $50Knot to exceed
  13. T.-13Pays Company Nurse up to $36,450 to run a 24/7 workers' compensation injury hotline
    $36Knot to exceed
  14. T.-14Pays Norman Peterson & Associate up to $25,000 to help injured employees return to work
    $25Knot to exceed
  15. T.-15Pays Elite Environmental Consulting up to $55,000 for environmental sampling at school sites
    $55Knot to exceed
  16. T.-16Pays D-Prep up to $6,800 to train employees on responding to active assailant incidents
    $7Knot to exceed
  17. T.-17Buys 85 FloWater refill stations for up to $637,245 without public bidding
    $637Knot to exceed
  18. T.-18Adds $8,756.89 to Native Soil's Allendale Elementary site improvements contract
    +$9Knew total $65K
  19. T.-19Lets Alameda County Children Services use district portables for special education therapy
    No cost stated
  20. T.-20Approves Talent Department Personnel Report No. 2324-0001
    No cost stated
  21. T.-21Pays a consultant up to $26,250 to manage the Frontline software rollout for the Talent Division
    $26Knot to exceed
  22. T.-22Renews teacher-intern and fieldwork partnership with Cal State East Bay through 2028 at no cost
    No cost stated
  23. T.-23Sets up teacher-intern and fieldwork partnership with Dominican University through 2026 at no cost
    No cost stated
  24. T.-24Pays Project IDEA up to $65,000 for a special education case management system for 70 teachers
    $65Knot to exceed
  25. T.-25Ratifies $7,000 for About WUT website, video and media support for the Oakland Fine Arts Summer Program
    $7Knot to exceed
  26. T.-26Pays a literacy consultant up to $104,500 to train and coach special education staff
    $105Knot to exceed
  27. T.-27Pays TutorMe up to $105,000 for individual and small-group tutoring in special education
    $105Knot to exceed
  28. T.-28Pays LightHouse for the Blind up to $49,900 for vision services for infants and toddlers
    $50Knot to exceed
  29. T.-29Pays The Together Group up to $20,000 for time-management training for therapists and psychologists
    $20Knot to exceed
  30. T.-30Pays Jacobson Education Law up to $98,000 for special education dispute mediation
    $98Knot to exceed
  31. T.-31Pays a contractor up to $21,000 for student tobacco and substance use prevention work
    $21Knot to exceed
  32. T.-32Pays a contractor up to $109,200 to plan arts programs for out-of-school time in 2023-24
    $109Knot to exceed
  33. T.-33Pays Medical Billing Technologies up to $90,000 for a Medi-Cal claims data system
    $90Knot to exceed
  34. T.-34Pays a contractor up to $20,000 for computer support at Edna Brewer Middle School
    $20Knot to exceed
  35. T.-35Pays Rinse up to $7,200 over three years for laundry service at a school site
    $7Knot to exceed
  36. T.-36Accepts $4.83M from First 5 Alameda County in Measure AA funds for early childhood work
    +$4.83Mcoming in
  37. T.-37Pays UCSF up to $75,000 to train and consult with school nurses in 2023-24
    $75Knot to exceed
  38. T.-38Accepts $4,611 from the state for Castlemont's Sustainable Urban Design Academy
    +$5Kcoming in
  39. T.-39Pays a consultant up to $10,800 to support Spanish language development in dual-language schools
    $11Knot to exceed
  40. T.-40Approves a nonpublic school contract with Journey Academy for up to $400,000 in 2023-24
    $400Knot to exceed
  41. T.-41Approves a nonpublic school contract with S.T.A.R. Academy for up to $80,000 in 2023-24
    $80Knot to exceed
  42. T.-42Approves a nonpublic agency contract with Professional Tutors of America for up to $50,000
    $50Knot to exceed
  43. T.-43Pays FoodCorps up to $161,000 for AmeriCorps members who teach food education in schools
    $161Knot to exceed
  44. T.-44Pays Safe Passages up to $25,000 for a positive schoolyard program at Chabot Elementary
    $25Knot to exceed
  45. T.-45Pays Safe Passages up to $109,250 to support transitional kindergarten and kindergarten teachers
    $109Knot to exceed
  46. T.-46Pays Lincoln up to $85,500 for early mental health support at Esperanza Elementary
    $86Knot to exceed
  47. T.-47Pays Rigorous Love up to $20,000 to coach restorative justice facilitators at Elmhurst United
    $20Knot to exceed
  48. T.-48Pays a contractor up to $79,712 for garden and grounds work at The Center and school gardens
    $80Knot to exceed
  49. T.-49Pays East Bay Agency for Children up to $72,500 for a part-time therapist at Rudsdale High
    $73Knot to exceed
  50. T.-50Pays HERO up to $53,600 for mentoring and leadership programs at Hoover Elementary
    $54Knot to exceed
  51. T.-51Pays HERO up to $40,000 for organized recess and a leadership program at Bella Vista Elementary
    $40Knot to exceed
  52. T.-52Pays HERO up to $40,000 for organized recess and a leadership program at Horace Mann Elementary
    $40Knot to exceed
  53. T.-53Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $60,000 for newcomer student safety specialists
    $60Knot to exceed
  54. T.-54Pays MCT Technology up to $24,117.40 for Carecloud software for early learning programs
    $24Knot to exceed
  55. T.-55Pays Shared Plate Strategies up to $90,840 to plan local produce buying for school meals
    $91Knot to exceed
  56. T.-56Pays Heart in Balance up to $3,000 for student counseling sessions at Peralta Elementary
    $3Knot to exceed
  57. T.-57Pays American Conservatory Theater up to $15,000 for theater lessons at Peralta Elementary
    $15Knot to exceed
  58. T.-58Pays a contractor up to $24,000 to lead the FabLab Makerspace at Castlemont High
    $24Knot to exceed
  59. T.-59Pays Educational Networks up to $3,600 to build a website for Ralph J. Bunche Academy
    $4Knot to exceed
  60. T.-60Pays a contractor up to $5,000 for computer support at Edna Brewer Middle School
    $5Knot to exceed
  61. T.-61Pays D-PREP up to $3,500 for active assailant safety training for school climate staff
    $4Knot to exceed
  62. T.-62Pays a consultant up to $30,500 to lead monthly learning groups for Community School Managers
    $31Knot to exceed
  63. T.-63Pays Collective Agency up to $10,000 to write a state community schools grant application
    $10Knot to exceed
  64. T.-64Pays Rito Global up to $65,000 to run district youth sports events and surveys
    $65Knot to exceed
  65. T.-65Pays Erendira Flores Consulting up to $9,100 for leadership coaching at Elmhurst United Middle School
    $9Knot to exceed
  66. T.-66Pays a consultant up to $30,000 to study family belonging in Dual Language Immersion programs
    $30Knot to exceed
  67. T.-67Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $62,000 for lunchtime games and play at Elmhurst United
    $62Knot to exceed
  68. T.-68Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $60,000 for arts teaching support at Elmhurst United
    $60Knot to exceed
  69. T.-69Pays Living Jazz up to $22,500 for a 15-week choral program at Cleveland Elementary
    $23Knot to exceed
  70. T.-70Pays Oakland Public Education Fund up to $25,000 for outreach about Dual Language programs
    $25Knot to exceed
  71. T.-71Pays Lincoln up to $5,000 for mental health support at La Escuelita Elementary
    $5Knot to exceed
  72. T.-72Accepts $4.44M from the Salesforce Foundation to transform the middle school experience
    +$4.44Mcoming in
  73. T.-73Accepts $100,000 from the Walter & Elise Haas Fund for an alumni job-pathway program
    +$100Kcoming in
  74. T.-74Approves up to $950,000 for 360 Degree to provide special education services in 2023-24
    $950Knot to exceed
  75. T.-75Approves up to $500,000 for Irene M Hunt School - Side By Side for special education in 2023-24
    $500Knot to exceed
  76. T.-76Pays Design For Equity up to $100,000 to coach principals at seven Network 4 schools
    $100Knot to exceed
  77. T.-77Pays The IKUNA Group up to $60,000 for Pacific Islander literacy and mentoring activities
    $60Knot to exceed
  78. T.-78Pays Yeah, Art! up to $28,000 for music classes at Roosevelt Middle School
    $28Knot to exceed
  79. T.-79Pays Center for the Collaborative Classroom up to $4,400 for Caring School Community training
    $4Knot to exceed
  80. T.-80Pays Center for the Collaborative Classroom up to $7,000 to train new teachers on Caring School Community
    $7Knot to exceed
  81. T.-81Pays B Gammage, The Creative Consultant, up to $65,000 to run Oakland Athletic League youth sports events
    $65Knot to exceed
  82. T.-82Approves up to $500,000 for Oak Hill School to provide special education services in 2023-24
    $500Knot to exceed
  83. T.-83Pays Bay Area Writing Project up to $16,400 to help Korematsu Discovery Academy teachers improve writing
    $16Knot to exceed
  84. T.-84Accepts $307,113 more from the state for a student transition program, raising the total to $1.51M
    +$307Kcoming in
  85. T.-85Awards Excel Interpreting up to $100,000 for translation and interpretation services through 2026
    $100Knot to exceed
  86. T.-86Awards Hanna Interpreting up to $700,000 for translation and interpretation services through 2026
    $700Knot to exceed
  87. T.-87Awards Linguabee up to $100,000 for translation and interpretation services through 2026
    $100Knot to exceed
  88. T.-88Awards an interpreter up to $150,000 for translation and interpretation services through 2026
    $150Knot to exceed
  89. T.-89Awards Syntex Global up to $100,000 for translation and interpretation services through 2026
    $100Knot to exceed
  90. T.-90Accepts $4,611 from the state for the Skyline High School Renewable Energy Academy
    +$5Kcoming in
  91. T.-91Accepts a $2,188 state grant for the Law and Public Service Academy at Oakland High
    +$2Kcoming in
  92. T.-92Accepts a $2,188 state grant for the Public Health and Policy Academy at Oakland High
    +$2Kcoming in
  93. T.-93Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $140,000 for sustainability fellows
    $140Knot to exceed
  94. T.-94Pays Bay Area Community Resources up to $181,269 for two Fremont High student mentors
    $181Knot to exceed
  95. T.-95Accepts a $2,188 state grant for the Computer Science and Technology Academy at Skyline High
    +$2Kcoming in
  96. T.-96Accepts a $2,188 state grant for the Fashion Academy at Oakland Tech
    +$2Kcoming in
  97. T.-97Accepts a $2,188 state grant for the Multimedia Communications Academy at Oakland International
    +$2Kcoming in
  98. T.-98Accepts a $119,502 federal grant for food and garden curriculum through June 2025
    +$120Kcoming in
  99. T.-99Ratifies a $50,000 contract with School Services of California for Sacramento lobbying
    $50Knot to exceed
  100. T.-100Approves the minutes of the August 23, 2023 regular Board meeting
    No cost stated
  101. U.-1Awards DecoTech Systems $211,000 to install and fix security cameras at Coliseum College Prep
    $211K
  102. U.-2Awards DecoTech Systems $156,000 to install and fix security cameras at Ralph Bunche Academy
    $156K
  103. U.-3Awards DecoTech Systems $203,500 to install and fix security cameras at Life Academy and United for Success
    $204K
  104. U.-4Adds $2.27M to Cordoba's construction management contract, raising the cap to $5.49M
    +$2.27Mnew total $5.49M
  105. U.-5Adds $1.78M to Sixth Dimension's construction management contract, raising the cap to $4.35M
    +$1.78Mnew total $4.35M
  106. U.-6Adds $2.73M to Cumming's construction management contract, raising the cap to $6.08M
    +$2.73Mnew total $6.08M
  107. U.-7Adds $69,000 and two months to KDI Group's inspection work at Claremont Middle School
    +$69Knew total $488K
  108. U.-8Pays Atlas Technical Consultants up to $34,100 for a geologic study at Fremont High
    $34Knot to exceed
  109. U.-9Adds $9,999.13 to DecoTech's camera contract at Skyline High and Rudsdale, raising it to $240,081.08
    +$10Knew total $240K
  110. U.-10Change order adds $4,250 to DecoTech's door entry project at 900 High Street
    +$4Knew total $54K

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