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Will Rogers Middle School

Will Rogers Middle School
Will Rogers Middle School Gym
Will Rogers Middle School Gym

Design, Bid and Build

  • Parking Lot & Sitework (PH1)
  • “Green” Weight Room Building (PH2)
Initial Project Cost$2,472,700
Completion Cost$2,427,091
Scheduled Completion DateAugust 2011
Actual Completion DateAugust 2011
OwnerKent Kern
SJUSD
(916) 971-5796

Construction scope of work completed:

  • New student and bus drop off; ADA path of travel with access compliant sidewalks; Additional visitor parking.
  • New trees planted in partnership with the Sacramento Tree Foundation at no cost to the owner.
  • New high efficiency LED architectural parking lot lighting.
  • New high efficiency irrigation water management systems with low maintenance, drought tolerant plantings, and decorative ground coverings.
  • New wrought iron fencing along front of school.
  • Off-site construction of 1,920 square foot DSA pre-approved modular building.
  • Building features include:
    • Matrix hard-panel exterior
    • Metal standing seam roof
    • Perforated metal interior ceiling
  • On-site building preparation including:
    • Grading
    • Paving
    • Foundation
    • Installation of building

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Client

San Juan Unified School District | Fair Oaks, California
Andrew Carnegie Middle School
Sierra Oaks Elementary School

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