Milton school building committee approves $380,000 feasibility study consultant for Laboure College. The School Building Committee voted unanimously to retain PMA Consultants as Owner's Project Manager at $380,000 to guide the feasibility study for converting Laboure College at 303 Adams Street
Milton School Building Committee selects PMA Consultants as its owner's project manager. Following interviews with three firms, the committee unanimously ranked them in order: PMA at 94 points, Vertex at 89.6 points, and LeftField at 87 points, with Town Administrator Nicholas Milano providing the
Milton School Building Committee selects architectural firm for Laboure College feasibility study. Chair Sean P. O'Rourke said the committee voted unanimously to approve DLR Group's $49,900 proposal to assess whether the 303 Adams Street building could convert to a preschool-kindergarten program.
Milton School Building Committee narrows field of OPM proposals to three firms. Chair Sean P. O'Rourke led the sub-committee's evaluation of 11 proposals for the Owner's Project Manager role, with members Glen P. Hoffman, Scott Tereshak, and Timothy B. Lombard each scoring the submissions
Milton School Building Committee approves Laboure College study. Chair Sean P. O'Rourke led the committee in a unanimous vote to procure professional services to evaluate whether the three-building Laboure College campus, which closes this August, could accommodate school district programs and
Milton School Building Committee approves owner's project manager services request. Chair Sean P. O'Rourke advanced the Request for Services for an Owner's Project Manager as part of the Massachusetts School Building Authority Module 2 process. The committee voted unanimously to approve the RFS
Milton School Building Committee advances MSBA Module 2 planning process. Chair Sean P. O'Rourke presented the committee's progress on establishing a project team that includes an owner's project manager and architect. The committee reviewed a draft Request for Services outlining the selection
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