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McLoud School District
Construction of a 3,000 sq. ft. concrete slab-on-grade visitors’ restroom and concession facility with locker rooms and a storage area at the Sports Complex Visitor Side. The successful bidder shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, tools, utilities, transportation, and supervision required to complete the project, including: Site preparation, excavation, and utility stub-ups. Concrete foundation (slab-on-grade). Exterior masonry construction (brick veneer) matching existing Stadium aesthetic. Interior metal stud framing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and finishes. A. ADA-compliant restroom fixtures and concession equipment installation. 1. Microwave, 2. Popcorn Machine, 3. Refrigerator, 4. Reach-in Freezer, 5. Three Compartment Sink, 6. Dry Storage. Coordinate location with new 8-lane track Restrooms (900-1,000 Square Feet Gross) Estimated 8 toilet fixtures per gender. Assess existing football field facility fixture count for minimum fixture requirement per building code
Posted Date
Apr 23, 2026
Due Date
May 4, 2026
Release: Apr 23, 2026
McLoud School District
Close: May 4, 2026
Construction of a 3,000 sq. ft. concrete slab-on-grade visitors’ restroom and concession facility with locker rooms and a storage area at the Sports Complex Visitor Side. The successful bidder shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, tools, utilities, transportation, and supervision required to complete the project, including: Site preparation, excavation, and utility stub-ups. Concrete foundation (slab-on-grade). Exterior masonry construction (brick veneer) matching existing Stadium aesthetic. Interior metal stud framing, plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and finishes. A. ADA-compliant restroom fixtures and concession equipment installation. 1. Microwave, 2. Popcorn Machine, 3. Refrigerator, 4. Reach-in Freezer, 5. Three Compartment Sink, 6. Dry Storage. Coordinate location with new 8-lane track Restrooms (900-1,000 Square Feet Gross) Estimated 8 toilet fixtures per gender. Assess existing football field facility fixture count for minimum fixture requirement per building code
McLoud School District
Installing a minimum of 30 tons of climate controlled air in High School Gym: (2) 15-ton gas pack units sitting on east outer wall of gym with hard square duct piped inside to (2) duct socks with color of choice; construction with round, rigid, color ducting may be alternatively bid. Optional (5) 12.5-ton roof mount units may be alternatively bid if weight/structural requirements are met per licensed engineer certification. Bid includes removal of existing hanging unit heater(s) to accommodate ductwork and raising the fresh air intake in the middle of the ceiling if needed
Posted Date
Apr 23, 2026
Due Date
May 4, 2026
Release: Apr 23, 2026
McLoud School District
Close: May 4, 2026
Installing a minimum of 30 tons of climate controlled air in High School Gym: (2) 15-ton gas pack units sitting on east outer wall of gym with hard square duct piped inside to (2) duct socks with color of choice; construction with round, rigid, color ducting may be alternatively bid. Optional (5) 12.5-ton roof mount units may be alternatively bid if weight/structural requirements are met per licensed engineer certification. Bid includes removal of existing hanging unit heater(s) to accommodate ductwork and raising the fresh air intake in the middle of the ceiling if needed
McLoud School District
Construction of the running track and synthetic turf field. demo, base construction, preparation, and installation of a New Football Field with synthetic turf and an 8-lane running track with specified field event surfaces. All field markings for football and soccer for synthetic turf field and new field events for the new running track including long jump, triple jump, pole vault, and high jump areas in accordance with these specifications and conforming to standards for synthetic turf fields and running track construction. Permanent or essential equipment associated with field events will be provided as per input from the AD and coaching staff. Estimates for tangential items (hurdles, pads, equipment must be a line item as well. Demolition of site Remove all of the existing vegetation and dispose of offsite. Remove (11,000 CY) of over burden and use for areas onsite. Remove all fencing around field and dispose of offsite (re-construction of fencing may be sub-contracted as additional or alternate bid). Running Track Construction: 1. Survey the field area for new running track. 2. Remove all overburden 8” below new curb height. 3. Locate and re-fit the four existing catch basins. 4. Install new 8” X 8” curb on inside and outside of track. (See Drawing) 5. Install 7” AB3 aggregate base on compacted subgrade at 1% slope from outside curb down to inside curb on entire oval and “D” area. 6. Install new high jump pad with a full “D” area. Padding and accessories as preferred by Owner. (See Drawing) 7. Pave new 4” of asphalt in two 2” lifts at 8 lane track, chute, and “D” area. 8. Construct new pole vault and triple jump runways pads and pits per print using 6” of road base for stabilization and 5” of concrete for surfacing; construct appropriate discus and shot put competition areas with maximum regard to safety of participants, officials, and spectators. Padding and accessories as preferred by Owner. (See Drawing) 9. Prime and/or otherwise prepare the asphalt or concrete base in a manner that allows for proper adhesion of the new synthetic surface specified by the manufacturer. 10. Apply a polyurethane or polyresin binder ½” (13 mm) thick black sandwich system in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions to ensure proper bonding of resilient surface to the asphalt base. 11. Apply a structural spray coating at no less than 1000 psi to the synthetic surface as prescribed by the manufacturer, that incorporate specialized UV stabilizers and antioxidants to prevent fading, cracking, and brittleness. The district would like the running track surface to be black in color with red lane markings (See Drawing). 12. Clearly and accurately mark/paint all lines, starting lines, and event markers according to the National Federation of State High Schools Association (NSHS). 13. The contractor shall provide a written warranty for the surface installation and paint striping against faulty materials or workmanship for a period of five (5) years from the date of acceptance from the (Owner McLoud Public Schools). Football Field: 1. Install new goal post and pin new corner markers for field. 2. Remove all of the existing overburden of football field area and use for other areas on site. 3. All sub-grades will be graded to allow drainage system to have adequate fall to perimeter drains. 4. Install new 12” perimeter and connect to existing catch basins (4) Contractor responsible to make sure the drains are clean and working order. 5. Install new multiflow 6" flat drains at 20ft centers (see drawing). 6. Install 6"clean #57 stone on entire field and “D” area for proper drain base. 7. Install 1" #8 stone to bridge the drain base. 8. Grade stone base 1/4"+/- for planarity and accuracy of playing surface. 9. Install dual yarn turf of monofilament and polyethylene. 50oz in face rate and 28oz polyurethane backing. Alternating panels of Verdi green and olive green. End Zones to be in the color RED. Brockfill organic infill. (see drawing).
Posted Date
Apr 23, 2026
Due Date
May 4, 2026
Release: Apr 23, 2026
McLoud School District
Close: May 4, 2026
Construction of the running track and synthetic turf field. demo, base construction, preparation, and installation of a New Football Field with synthetic turf and an 8-lane running track with specified field event surfaces. All field markings for football and soccer for synthetic turf field and new field events for the new running track including long jump, triple jump, pole vault, and high jump areas in accordance with these specifications and conforming to standards for synthetic turf fields and running track construction. Permanent or essential equipment associated with field events will be provided as per input from the AD and coaching staff. Estimates for tangential items (hurdles, pads, equipment must be a line item as well. Demolition of site Remove all of the existing vegetation and dispose of offsite. Remove (11,000 CY) of over burden and use for areas onsite. Remove all fencing around field and dispose of offsite (re-construction of fencing may be sub-contracted as additional or alternate bid). Running Track Construction: 1. Survey the field area for new running track. 2. Remove all overburden 8” below new curb height. 3. Locate and re-fit the four existing catch basins. 4. Install new 8” X 8” curb on inside and outside of track. (See Drawing) 5. Install 7” AB3 aggregate base on compacted subgrade at 1% slope from outside curb down to inside curb on entire oval and “D” area. 6. Install new high jump pad with a full “D” area. Padding and accessories as preferred by Owner. (See Drawing) 7. Pave new 4” of asphalt in two 2” lifts at 8 lane track, chute, and “D” area. 8. Construct new pole vault and triple jump runways pads and pits per print using 6” of road base for stabilization and 5” of concrete for surfacing; construct appropriate discus and shot put competition areas with maximum regard to safety of participants, officials, and spectators. Padding and accessories as preferred by Owner. (See Drawing) 9. Prime and/or otherwise prepare the asphalt or concrete base in a manner that allows for proper adhesion of the new synthetic surface specified by the manufacturer. 10. Apply a polyurethane or polyresin binder ½” (13 mm) thick black sandwich system in accordance with manufacturer’s instructions to ensure proper bonding of resilient surface to the asphalt base. 11. Apply a structural spray coating at no less than 1000 psi to the synthetic surface as prescribed by the manufacturer, that incorporate specialized UV stabilizers and antioxidants to prevent fading, cracking, and brittleness. The district would like the running track surface to be black in color with red lane markings (See Drawing). 12. Clearly and accurately mark/paint all lines, starting lines, and event markers according to the National Federation of State High Schools Association (NSHS). 13. The contractor shall provide a written warranty for the surface installation and paint striping against faulty materials or workmanship for a period of five (5) years from the date of acceptance from the (Owner McLoud Public Schools). Football Field: 1. Install new goal post and pin new corner markers for field. 2. Remove all of the existing overburden of football field area and use for other areas on site. 3. All sub-grades will be graded to allow drainage system to have adequate fall to perimeter drains. 4. Install new 12” perimeter and connect to existing catch basins (4) Contractor responsible to make sure the drains are clean and working order. 5. Install new multiflow 6" flat drains at 20ft centers (see drawing). 6. Install 6"clean #57 stone on entire field and “D” area for proper drain base. 7. Install 1" #8 stone to bridge the drain base. 8. Grade stone base 1/4"+/- for planarity and accuracy of playing surface. 9. Install dual yarn turf of monofilament and polyethylene. 50oz in face rate and 28oz polyurethane backing. Alternating panels of Verdi green and olive green. End Zones to be in the color RED. Brockfill organic infill. (see drawing).
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Board meetings and strategic plans from McLoud School District
The Board recognized retiring staff and presented educational awards. Discussion items included student recognition, public forum comments, and financial reports. The Board approved various consent agenda items, accepted numerous staff resignations, approved the non-rehire of support staff, and passed a comprehensive Budget Reduction Plan addressing anticipated revenue cuts. Additionally, the Board approved several agreements, including a Special Services Agreement with Crossroads Head Start, a contract with the Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services, and an E-Rate resolution for 2016-2017. Policies regarding safe schools and teacher evaluations were also addressed.
This strategic plan outlines how McLoud Public Schools intends to utilize its ARP ESSER III funds to address the impacts of COVID-19. Key priorities include mitigating learning loss through extended learning opportunities, curriculum enhancements, and specialized staff. The plan also focuses on preventing virus spread by improving cleaning protocols, facilities, and safety measures. Furthermore, it details strategies to meet the unique needs of vulnerable student groups through technology access, targeted interventions, and professional development, aiming to ensure equitable education and academic achievement across the district.
The board discussed and took action on several items, including a review of the superintendent's report covering school finance, treasury updates, and various policy presentations regarding leave sharing, expense reimbursement, and teleconferencing regulations. The board formally accepted the resignations of several staff members across different school roles. Key employment actions included the approval of rehires for certified career teachers, temporary personnel, and support staff for the upcoming school year, as well as the hiring of a high school teacher and a bus driver. Additionally, the board approved budget reductions, participation in the Summer Lunch Program, acceptance of USDA commodity processing, and the selection of the lowest quote for new gym bleachers.
The board meeting addressed various administrative and financial matters, including the review of fund encumbrances and the approval of revenue and expenditure accounts. Key discussions included the acceptance of staff resignations, the appointment of various teachers and staff, and the approval of extra duty lists for athletics and activities. The board also reviewed hazard pay stipends for bus drivers, student handbook amendments, staffing agreements for therapy and psychological services, and contracts with external service providers for student drug testing and resource officers. Furthermore, the board approved procurement plans, food and supply contracts, and the purchase of infrastructure items like a greenhouse and playground equipment. Finally, a legal contract was approved to pursue claims related to electronic cigarette litigation.
The meeting included a public forum regarding the reading program, a report on student activities, and recognition of student athletics and academic achievements. The board received reports on school finance, bond options, staff leave data, technology integration goals, dropout statistics, and state report cards. Personnel actions included the acceptance of multiple retirements and a resignation, alongside the approval of new hires for a high school art teacher and a teacher's assistant. Additionally, the board approved the 2017 calendar year meeting dates, a joint agreement with Gordon Cooper Technology Center regarding academic and continuing education courses, and several policies related to purchasing, distribution, and ESEA Title I program administration. A recommendation regarding certified and support stipends was tabled.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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