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District Five of Lexington & Richland Counties Monthly Update February 28, 2011

Chapin Elementary School Project Manager: Chris Whitley Completion: August 2010 Architectural Firm: CJMW Contractor: Core Construction Total Project Budget: $10,199,051.00 Construction Budget: $7,426,430.00 Committed Const. Cost: $4,964,777.00 Deferred Maintenance Incorporated in Project: $1,444,000.00 Project Description: Construct new kindergarten addition, interior renovations and improved student drop-off.  Status ▪The project is substantially complete and project closeout is underway. ▪Several design meetings have been held for the administration area renovation and the kitchen renovation. ▪The contractor is currently completing the punch list items. Achievements/Key Issues ▪The project was completed on time despite the 45 days that were lost due to unsuitable soils. ▪The project was completed well under budget. Schedule/Budget Issues ▪None

Chapin Elementary

Chapin Elementary

Leaphart Elementary School Project Manager: Ed Strack Completion: April 2011 Architectural Firm: LPA Group Contractor: Rodgers Builders, Inc. Total Project Budget: $13,172,063.00 Construction Budget: $9,059,583.00 Committed Const. Cost: $8,692,834.00 Deferred Maintenance Incorporated in Project: $3,034,000.00 Project Description: Construct new kindergarten addition, interior renovations, improved student drop-off and improved parking.  Status The administration area, gymnasium and media center are now complete and being occupied. The auditorium is complete and is being occupied. Work is now in progress in the last phase 2B and 2C. Achievements/Key Issues Asbestos problems encountered in the early phases are not as extensive in the final phases allowing the contractor to continue with the remaining construction without further obstructions. Schedule/Budget Issues The contractor has requested and been granted a 14 week time extension due to delays caused by unforeseen conditions during the asbestos abatement. The contractor has filed an extended overhead claim due to the asbestos delays. Cumming|SMG has rejected the claim.

Leaphart Elementary

Leaphart Elementary

Leaphart Elementary

Leaphart Elementary

Seven Oaks Elementary School Project Manager: Chris Whitley Completion: August 2011 Architectural Firm: LPA Group Contractor: Martin Engineering Total Project Budget: $11,928,288.00 Construction Budget: $8,219,422.00 Committed Const. Cost: $8,003,296.00 Deferred Maintenance Incorporated in Project: $2,922,000.00 Project Description: Construct new kindergarten and administrative additions, interior renovations and improved student drop-off/parking.  Status: ▪Roofing is being installed at the kindergarten addition. ▪Structural steel is being installed at the administrative addition. ▪Phase 5 has been completed and has been turned over to the District. ▪The renovation of Phase 7 is underway. ▪The site work contractor has remobilized the site and is beginning layout of the new parking areas. Achievements/Key Issues: ▪Approximately $2.9 million in Capital Improvements are being done as part of this project. ▪Despite numerous material delays, the summer renovation phase was completed prior to the start of school. Schedule/Budget Issues: ▪The site changes throughout the course of the project have been costly.

Seven Oaks Elementary

Seven Oaks Elementary

Seven Oaks Elementary

Irmo Elementary School Project Manager: Joe Huggins Completion: June 2012 Architectural Firm: LPA Group Contractor: Mathews Construction Total Project Budget: $17,743,289.00 Construction Budget: $12,390,196.00 Committed Const. Cost: $14,140,687.00 Deferred Maintenance Incorporated in Project: $3,104,000.00 Project Description: Construct new classroom addition, new cafeteria and new media center. Interior renovations of the original historic building. Improve student drop-off and parking.  Status ▪The contractor is continuing to make good progress with the site work, side slopes are established and temporary classroom area is graded. ▪Masonry wall installation is ongoing and is 90% complete at Building “A”. ▪Structural steel is ongoing and is 65% complete at Building “A”. ▪Retaining wall construction for building “A” is complete. ▪The temporary classroom plans have been approved by Lexington County and are under review by OSF. Achievements/Key Issues ▪The contractor has stabilized Fork Road and it will be prepared upon project completion using “C Funds”. Schedule/Budget Issues ▪None at this time.

Irmo Elementary

Irmo Elementary

Irmo Elementary

Chapin High School Project Manager: Paul Moscati Completion: 2013 Architectural Firm: Stevens & Wilkinson Contractor: TBD Total Project Budget: $44,964,614.00 Deferred Maintenance Incorporated in Project: $5,264,000.00 Project Description: Construct a new classroom addition and bring the student capacity to 1,700 students. Construct new gymnasium with stage. Expand the cafeteria and media center. Site upgrades to include new practice fields and an end zone athletic facility. Improve parking and traffic flow. Status: ▪ The Office of School Facilities will not allow us to advertise or bid the project until all permits are in hand, including resolution to the current lawsuit. ▪ Due to the time that has passed since the initial CD submittal and changes to the documents, the CD documents have to be resubmitted to OSF prior to bid. OSF grants a 60 day window to advertise after CD approval. If this window expires, a resubmittal is required. ▪ The current base bid estimate is $32,241,618 and current estimate with all alternates is $34,738,618. The construction budget for the project is $32,738,618. The Add Alternates are the Administration Area Renovation (1), Connector Hallway (2) and the Strings Area (3). ▪ Cumming/SMG will be revising the phasing schedule to reflect the new bid date. Achievements/Key Issues: ▪ All permits must be resolved before we can advertise the project. The DHEC Storm water permit has to be issued so that the permit number can be included on the SCDOT permit.   Schedule/Budget Issues: ▪ The current estimate does not include the additional cost for enlarging the track and tennis courts, the theatrical and acoustical additions for the “Gymnatorium” or the site irrigation that has not been clearly defined on the documents. ▪ Due to continuous delays, the final completion date of the project, currently December 31, 2013, will be impacted.

Dutch Fork High School Project Manager: Chris Whitley Completion: 2013 Architectural Firm: Stevens & Wilkinson Contractor: TBD Total Project Budget: $1,531,649.00 Project Description: Renovate to incorporate new Career Clusters. Status: ▪ Initial design meetings were held last year to discuss the project. It was determined at that time that the project cannot be completed until the New High School is constructed. ▪ A conceptual design that includes a new health science building has been completed. This was not included in the original budget for this project. Achievements/Key Issues: ▪ None Schedule/Budget Issues: ▪ Given the increased scope of work that is being discussed, the budget is a major concern. The Board must determine how the increased scope of work will be funded. ▪ The completion date will be determined based on the completion of the New High School and the final scope of work.  

Irmo High School Project Manager: Chris Whitley Completion: 2013 Architectural Firm: Stevens & Wilkinson Contractor: TBD Total Project Budget: $3,654,680.00 Project Description: Renovate to incorporate new Career Clusters. Make room for additional CATE Programs and additional Special Needs classroom. Status: ▪ Initial design meetings were held last year to discuss the project. It was determined at that time that this project cannot be completed until the New High School is constructed. ▪ S&W has provided a conceptual design for the new entrance and revised drive configuration. This work was not in the original budget for the school. Achievements/Key Issues: ▪ None   Schedule/Budget Issues: ▪ Given the increased scope of work that is being discussed, the budget is a major concern. The Board must determine how the increased scope of work will be funded. ▪ The completion date will be determined based on the completion of the New High School and the final scope of work.

New Elementary School Project Manager: Joe Huggins Completion: 2012 Architectural Firm: CJMW Contractor: TBD Total Project Budget: $25,845,601.00 Project Description: Construct new 105,000 square foot elementary school with a 750 student opening day capacity and a 900 student core capacity. This project is a site adaptation of Oak Pointe Elementary School. Status: ▪ CJMW is working to incorporate the final District standards and finishes into the final drawings. ▪ The civil drawings are approximately 85% complete pending DRT comments. ▪ The goal is to bid the project in April 2011 should we be able to obtain Richland County DRT approval and final permits. Achievements/Key Issues: ▪ Due to permitting and offsite water delays, the New Elementary School will not be ready to open in August 2012. Schedule/Budget Issues: ▪ The possibility of encountering rock was identified on the soils report and we plan on protecting the budget by including a substantial rock allowance. ▪ There are concerns that should the project continue to get delayed that new standards could be adopted by OSF that will certainly increase the construction cost (ex. UL Certified Block, new Air Quality Standards)

New Middle School Project Manager: Chris Whitley Completion: TBD Architectural Firm: TBD Contractor: TBD Total Project Budget: $35,238,558.00 Project Description: Construct new 145,000 square foot middle school with an opening day capacity of 1,000 students and a core capacity of 1,200 students. Status: ▪ No contractual agreement has been reached with an Architect. Achievements/Key Issues: ▪ Programming was to begin in December 2009. Since no architectural agreement is in place for this project, the project is behind schedule.   Schedule/Budget Issues: ▪ A decision needs to be made as to whether or not this project will be built.

New High School Project Manager: Paul Moscati Completion: TBD Architectural Firm: McMillan Smith & Partners Contractor: TBD Total Project Budget: $78,918,963.00 Project Description: Construct a new 330,000 square foot high school and CATE Center with a 1,200 student opening day capacity and a core capacity of 1,700. Status: ▪ Awaiting SCDOT permitting/OSF approval to advertise and bid the Early Site Package. The Army Corp of Engineers Wetlands Permit has been received. ▪ Given the permitting delays associated with this project, we have lost our opportunity have the New High School open in August 2012. ▪ If the remaining permits can be obtained quickly, the 72,000 sf base bid portion of the CATE Center could be completed in time for an August 2012 opening. Achievements/Key Issues: ▪ MS&P has submitted final CD documents for the early site, high school and CATE Center to OSF for approval to advertise.   Schedule/Budget Issues: ▪ The final completion dates for both the New High School and CATE Center have been impacted by permitting and other delays. ▪ There are concerns that should the project continue to get delayed that new standards could be adopted by OSF that will certainly increase the construction cost (ex. UL Certified Block, new Air Quality Standards)