Charles Black Bid Package _ Awarded.pdf
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- PE-75410-NONST-2024-000000001
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- Wilcox County, Georgia
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This document is a letter from Scott Justus, Assistant Superintendent of the White County School System, announcing the award of the Construction Management at Risk contract for the Mt. Yonah Elementary School (MYES) project to Charles Black Construction Company, Inc. The letter indicates that the White County Board of Education selected Charles Black Construction as the Construction Manager for this capital project at their regular meeting on November 16, 2023. The letter expresses the school system's look forward to a good working relationship as they continue their capital projects.
The letter does not provide additional details about the scope, quantities, schedule, or other terms of the awarded contract. It also does not include information about pricing, set-asides, funding sources, or other salient commercial terms.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Request for Proposal (CP) RFP _ Mt_ Yonah Ele.pdf |
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Scott Justus Assistant Superintendent
White County School System 136 Warriors Path, Suite 500 Cleveland, GA 30528 scott.justus@white.k12.ga.us Phone: (706) 865-2315
November 17, 2023
Mr. Clark McDonald, President Charles Black Construction Company, Inc.
1955 Highway 129 South Cleveland, GA 30528
Dear Mr. McDonald:
Thank you for your interest and submission of a Construction Management at Risk proposal for the Mt. Yonah Elementary School project.
At the regular meeting of the White County Board of Education on November 16, 2023, the Board chose your company, Charles Black Construction, for the Construction Management for the MYES project.
We look forward to a good working relationship as we continue with our capital projects.
Sincerely, Scott Justus
SJ/LB/lp
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