PPEA-Orange County High School Career Technology Education Building

The School Board of Orange County, Virginia has initiated a procurement process under the Public Private Education Facilities and Infrastructure Act of 2002 for a Career Technology Education (CTE) Building at Orange County High School located at 201 Selma Road in Orange, Virginia. Gilbane Building Company has submitted an initial proposal for the project, which the School Board will evaluate and subsequently advertise for competing proposals. The procurement is structured to allow for potential negotiation of an interim or comprehensive agreement with the proposer or alternative competing proposal respondents. The contract opportunity focuses on developing a new educational facility specifically designed for career and technical education programming. Interested parties must submit their proposals by December 23, 2025, and can access detailed project documentation through the Orange County School System's website at https://www.ocss-va.org/departments/facilities-maintenance/capital-projects/ctefacility. The procurement follows specific guidelines outlined in Chapter 22.1, Title 56 of the Code of Virginia, ensuring a structured and transparent selection process.

While specific set-aside designations are not explicitly detailed in the provided documentation, the procurement appears to be open to qualified building and construction firms with demonstrated experience in educational facility development. Gilbane Building Company has submitted the initial proposal, suggesting they may have a competitive advantage in the procurement process. The project is located in Orange County but references Northampton County in the metadata, which might indicate potential regional implications or collaborative funding mechanisms. No specific budget range or award value is directly stated in the available information. The procurement methodology allows for competitive proposal submission, suggesting the School Board will evaluate submissions based on technical capabilities, cost-effectiveness, and alignment with the Career Technology Education building requirements.