Presented by Ryan Garrison, Director of Technology Smart Schools Bond Act HUNT Engineers, Architects, Land Surveyors, P.C. Investment Plan Preliminary.

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Presented by Ryan Garrison, Director of Technology Smart Schools Bond Act HUNT Engineers, Architects, Land Surveyors, P.C. Investment Plan Preliminary Approval

Project Phasing District Wide Technology & Security System Improvements December 18 th, 2014 Total Construction CostTotal OGS 5% Design Contingency 2% Inflation Per Year 10% Construction Contingency 20% Incidentals Total Project Cost Phase 1 (Smart Schools Bond Act) HS Data Rooms, Cabling, Wireless & Security 1. All High School Closets 2. Recabling, Cable tray, Ceilings & Lighting. 3. Wireless network. 4. Security cabling & cameras. 5. Network Switches OGS $1,737,700$308,000$102,285$42,960$219,094$482,008$2,892,047 Phase 2 (Public Referendum May 19 th, 2015) MS Data Rooms, Cabling, Wireless & Security 1. All Middle School Closets 2. Recabling, Cable tray, Ceilings & Lighting. 3. Wireless network. 4. Security cabling & cameras. 5. Network Switches OGS $1,349,200$320,000$83,460$70,106$182,277$401,009$2,406,052 Phase 3 (Future Public Referendum) Elementary Data Rooms 1. All elementary School Closets 2. Recabling, Cable tray, Ceilings & Lighting where Closets are being relocated. 3. Wireless where Closets are where data room is being relocated. 4. Security cabling in zones where data room is being relocated. 5. Network Switches $875,103$503,000$68,905$86,820$153,383$337,442$2,024,653 Phase 4 (Future Public Referendum) Elementary Cabling (Classroom, Wireless, Security) 1. Elementary Classroom & Office Cabling (Minus Phase 1 Cabling). 2. Elementary Wireless Cabling (Minus Phase 1 Cabling). 3. Elementary Security Cabling (Minus Phase 1 Cabling). 4. Elementary Ceilings, Lights & Cable Tray (Minus work in Phase 1) 5. Wireless & Security OGS $1,320,500$391,000$85,575$143,766$194,084$426,985$2,561,910 Phase 5 (Future Public Referendum) VoIP & IP Video 1. Voice over IP Phone System 2. IP Video Distribution $888,500$44,425$74,634$100,756$221,663$1,329,978 Totals $5,282,503$2,410,500$384,650$418,287$849,594$1,869,107$11,214,640 Total Construction & OGS $7,693,003

High School Scope Items 1. Renovate High School Data Rooms 2. Re-cable data cabling with proper pathways 3. Wireless Network Upgrade 4. Security Camera Upgrade 5. Network Switch Upgrades

Investment Plan Requirements 1. Approved Instructional Technology Plan 2. Consult with stakeholders 3. Consult with non-publics 4. SED Preliminary Scope Review 5. Preliminary SSIP Approval by BoE 6. Post to website for 30 days and receive comments 7. Public hearing 8. Final SSIP Approval by BoE 9. Submit to SED for review

Stakeholder Involvement  Required by SED for the investment plan submission.  Scope was presented to the district’s Implementation Team in June and September.  The committee included staff, teachers, students and community members.

1. School Connectivity 2. Community Connectivity 3. Classroom Technology 4. Pre-K Classrooms 5. Mobile Classroom Replacement 6. High Tech Security Allowable Categories

Investment Plan Overview CategorySub-Allocations School Connectivity$2,841,966 Community Connectivity- Classroom Technology - Pre-K Classrooms- Replace Mobile Classrooms- High Tech Security$87,896 Totals $2,929,862

School Connectivity CategorySub-Allocations Network/Access Costs - Outside Plant Costs- School Internal Connections & Components $2,841,966 Professional Services- Testing- Other Costs- Totals$2,841,966

High Tech Security CategorySub-Allocations Capital-Intensive Security Project (Standard Review) $87,896 Main Entrance Electronic Security System (Streamlined Review) - Main Entrance Entry Control System (Streamlined Review) - Approved Door Hardening Project (Streamlined Review) - Other Costs- Totals$87,896

1. Approval of Preliminary SSBA Investment Plan by BoE (10/29) 2. Post plan to district website for 30 days (10/30) 3. Public Hearing (12/17) 4. Approval of Finalized Investment Plan (12/17) 5. Submission of Finalized Investment Plan (12/18) Next Steps…

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