Wednesday, August 28, 2024

General Consent Report, OUSD Board of Education Regular Meeting

49 items totalPassed 6–0

2 items were pulled from the consent report and decided on September 25, 2024.

Largest items

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

  1. Syserco Energy Solutions, Inc.$12M
  2. C. Overra & Co.$2.88M
  3. Spectrum Center$2M
  4. Safe Passages$1.41M
  5. Bay Area Community Resources$900K
  6. Partners in School Innovation$581K
  7. Jewish Community Center of the East Bay$467K
  8. Native Soil, Inc.$393K
  9. Sown to Grow$297K
  10. 510 Media$250K

Spending by category

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  1. Special education · 1$2M
    1. Nonpublic schools & agencies · 1$2M
  2. Technology · 2$129K
  3. Staff & hiring · 5$20K
  1. T.-1Ratifies up to $29,750 for Hatchuel Tabernik & Associates to evaluate school integration efforts
    $30Knot to exceed
  2. T.-2Ratifies up to $112,050 for Shared Plate Strategies to support Farm to School and scratch cooking
    $112Knot to exceed
  3. T.-3Ratifies up to $30,000 for RDV Consulting to file the district's E-Rate funding forms
    $30Knot to exceed
  4. T.-4Approves up to $18,722 for Consolidated Engineering Laboratories to test materials at Oakland Tech asphalt project
    $19Knot to exceed
  5. T.-5Approves $1,500 for BSAFE Playground Inspection Services to test Piedmont Elementary playground
    $2K
  6. T.-6Approves $2,700 for BSAFE Playground Inspection Services to test Melrose Leadership Academy playground
    $3K
  7. T.-7Approves up to $1,892.80 for Consolidated Engineering Laboratories to test materials at Manzanita Elementary
    $2Knot to exceed
  8. T.-8Adds $57,715 to Horizon Brothers' Oakland Tech gym painting job to include the girls' gym
    +$58Knew total $207K
  9. T.-9Awards $129,000 to Data Media Services to install security cameras at Claremont Middle School
    $129K
  10. T.-10Awards $393,000 to Native Soil to rebuild the play area at Reach Academy
    $393K
  11. T.-11Approves Personnel Report No. 2425-0001 from the Talent/Human Resources Department
    No cost stated
  12. T.-12Approves no-cost agreement with CSU Long Beach to place social work interns in district schools through 2029
    No cost stated
  13. T.-13Approves no-cost agreement with Columbia University to place social work interns in district schools through 2029
    No cost stated
  14. T.-14Approves up to $2,000,000 for Spectrum Center's nonpublic school services for special education students
    $2Mnot to exceed
  15. T.-15Adds $1,412,332.13 to Safe Passages' after-school contract, raising it to $12.04M
    +$1.41Mnew total $12M
  16. T.-16Adds $467,370 to Jewish Community Center of the East Bay's after-school contract, raising it to $1.36M
    +$467Knew total $1.36M
  17. T.-17Adds $899,517.72 to Bay Area Community Resources' after-school contract, raising it to $38.3M
    +$900Knew total $38.3M
  18. T.-18Adds $64,290 and extends Public Profit's summer program evaluation work through December 2024
    +$64Knew total $109K
  19. T.-19Ratifies up to $9,951.57 for Spark Decks to run workshops for after-school staff
    $10Knot to exceed
  20. T.-20Ratifies up to $25,000 for California School-Age Consortium to train after-school staff
    $25Knot to exceed
  21. T.-21Ratifies up to $20,000 for leadership coaching for the Middle Schools Network superintendent
    $20Knot to exceed
  22. T.-22Ratifies up to $88,325 for Yeah, Art! to run after-school music at Roosevelt and Melrose middle schools
    $88Knot to exceed
  23. T.-23Accepts a $3,500 state grant for Castlemont High School's Sustainable Urban Design Academy
    +$4Kcoming in
  24. T.-24Accepts a $15,000 state grant for Oakland Tech's Race, Policy, and Law Legal Practices Academy
    +$15Kcoming in
  25. T.-25Approves no-cost agreements with Mills-Northeastern University for a TRiO college preparation program
    No cost stated
  26. T.-26Accepts a $15,000 state grant for Oakland High School's Innovative Design & Engineering Academy
    +$15Kcoming in
  27. T.-27Accepts a $3,500 state grant for Skyline High School's Renewable Energy Academy
    +$4Kcoming in
  28. T.-28Approves up to $297,000 for Sown to Grow's student wellness check-in platform and training
    $297Knot to exceed
  29. T.-29Approves the district's 2024-25 federal addendum to its Local Control and Accountability Plan
    No cost stated
  30. T.-30Approves up to $99,100 for a contractor to manage the district's ParentSquare rollout
    $99Knot to exceed
  31. T.-31Ratifies up to $50,000 for School Services of California to lobby Sacramento for OUSD in 2024-25
    $50Knot to exceed
  32. T.-32Adds $70,000 to Lozano Smith's legal services deal and extends it to June 2026
    +$70Knew total $570K
  33. T.-33Authorizes the district to seek a CEQA exemption for the Lockwood Watershed Greening Project
    No cost stated
  34. T.-34Allows three named retirees to keep working for OUSD without losing California teacher retirement benefits
    No cost stated
  35. T.-35Approves up to $250,000 for 510 Media to shape OUSD's messaging and communications in 2024-25
    $250Knot to exceed
  36. T.-36Approves up to $581,000 for Partners in School Innovation to support school-by-school engagement
    $581Knot to exceed
  37. T.-37Awards C. Overra & Co. $2.88M to build a new gym and 16 classrooms at Coliseum College Prep
    $2.88M
  38. T.-38Approves up to $12.04M for Syserco to design and build CAL Shape ventilation and plumbing upgrades
    $12Mnot to exceed
  39. T.-39Approves selling renewable energy certificates to Anew EC at $11.50 each, about $80,000 in total
    +$80Kcoming in
  40. T.-40Adopts a resolution posthumously recognizing a person's contributions to OUSD
    No cost stated
  41. T.-41Ratifies a new trustee for the district's classified employees' supplemental annuity plan
    No cost stated
  42. U.-1Ratifies $16,177 for Comtel to replace speakers, clocks and phones at Coliseum College Prep
    $16K
  43. U.-2Approves up to $20,815 for Consolidated Engineering Laboratories to test and inspect Roosevelt gym roof work
    $21Knot to exceed
  44. U.-3Adds $2,390 for Inspection Services, Inc. at Kaiser Child Development Center and extends it to August 2024
    +$2Knew total $18K
  45. U.-4Adds $60,750 for Hibser Yamauchi's design work on Fremont High's modernization and extends it a year
    +$61Knew total $542K
  46. U.-5Adds $7,297 for Consolidated Engineering Laboratories' concrete testing at Kaiser Elementary
    +$7Knew total $34K
  47. U.-6Adds $57,480 for Atlas Technical Consultants' soil engineering at East Oakland Pride Elementary
    +$57Knew total $79K
  48. U.-7Adds $1,800 for Nor Cal Moving Services to move furniture at the central office consolidation
    +$2Knew total $17K
  49. U.-8Adds $15,902 for Digital Design Communications to maintain alarm systems during a PG&E shutdown
    +$16Knew total $119K

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