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  1. Decision

    $25.8 million off the estimated cost — 20,276 sq ft trimmed

    Tuesday, August 25, 2026

    … lding is now 588,516 sq ft, with an estimated total project cost of $768.6 million.

  2. Decision

    $2.9 million off the estimated cost — 2,700 sq ft trimmed

    Thursday, September 10, 2026

    … lding is now 585,816 sq ft, with an estimated total project cost of $765.7 million.

  3. Decision

    $16.9 million off the estimated cost — 15,530 sq ft trimmed

    Tuesday, September 22, 2026

    … lding is now 570,286 sq ft, with an estimated total project cost of $748.8 million.

  4. Decision

    $48.9 million off the estimated cost — 2,409 sq ft trimmed

    Tuesday, October 6, 2026

    … lding is now 567,877 sq ft, with an estimated total project cost of $699.9 million.

  5. Question

    How much will the project cost, and how much will Medford pay?

    Project Funding and Cost

    … Schematic Design Phase. The MSBA reimbursement for eligible costs will be voted on at the April 2027 MSBA Board of Directors Meeting. As of the October 6, 2026 meeting, the total project cost is estimated at $699,862,410 …

  6. Question

    Why does Medford's project cost more than recent high schools in Waltham and Brockton?

    Project Funding and Cost

    The MSBA has seen dramatic cost increases in school construction in recent years due to market factors and material costs. When comparing our project to neighboring communities, the project start and completion timeline …

  7. Question

    Why do different School Districts get Different Reimbursement Rates for Eligible Costs?

    Project Funding and Cost

    … on/Re-use of Existing Facilities (up to 5 percentage points)

  8. Document · PDF

    SBC Minutes 4/27/26 (PDF)

    Monday, April 27, 2026

    Offered by Jenny Graham and Dr. Suzanne Galusi: Be it resolved that the next round of cost estimating will provide cost estimates breakdown as follows: ■ Parking: a) Base estimate will include surface grade parking

    Minutes for Building Committee Meeting, Apr 27, 2026

  9. Document · PDF

    SBC Agenda 4/27/26 (PDF)

    Monday, April 27, 2026

    Offered by Jenny Graham and Dr. Suzanne Galusi: Be it resolved that the next round of cost estimating will provide cost estimates breakdown as follows: 1. Parking: a) Base estimate will include surface grade parking

    Agenda for Building Committee Meeting, Apr 27, 2026

  10. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 6/1/26 (PDF)

    Monday, June 1, 2026

    Meeting Minutes ➢ Project Updates & Follow-ups ➢ Medford Update on Capital Projects and Preliminary Estimate of Project Costs Impact ➢ Review PSR Cost Estimate for C2.2A & C3.4A ➢ Project Timeline June 2026 – June 2027 ➢ Updated Evaluation Criteria Matrix

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, Jun 1, 2026

  11. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 3/23/26 (PDF)

    Monday, March 23, 2026

    Operations (4%) Trailheads & Connection to the Fells (4%) Community Gathering Facilities (3%) Construction Timeline (2%) Keeping Construction Costs Low 416 Votes Community Health Center, Counseling/ Youth Center Pest control during demolitions Healthy Indoor building, Indoor

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, Mar 23, 2026

  12. Document · PDF

    Sustainability & MEP Systems Avisory Presentation 9/23/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, September 23, 2026

    Agenda ➢ Sustainability Givens Overview ➢ Net Zero Energy & Minimizing Cost of Ownership • Preliminary Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA) Information ➢ Preliminary Solar PV Assessment ➢ Red List Free Materials ➢ Embodied Carbon & Mass Timber ➢ Water Efficiency & Stewardship ➢ Next Steps

    Presentation slides for Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting, Sep 23, 2026

  13. Document · PDF

    2026.09.23 Sustainability & Systems Advisory Team Meeting #6 (PDF)

    Wednesday, September 23, 2026

    Action Discussion 06.01 Record Meeting #6 Agenda Welcome & introductions • Sustainability Givens Overview • Net Zero Energy & Minimizing Cost of Ownership Preliminary Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA) Information ○ • Preliminary Solar PV Assessment • Red List Free Materials • Embodied

    Minutes for Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting, Sep 23, 2026

  14. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 2/11/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, February 11, 2026

    Amendment #1 • Summary of Reactions to Alternatives • PDP Submission Status - due 2/25 • Educational Plan • Space Summary Review • Cost Information for January 14, 2026 Alternatives • Introduction of Evaluation Criteria • Review of Cost Information for January

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, Feb 11, 2026

  15. Document · PDF

    Community Forum #2, March 5, 2026 — community workshop follow-up input (March 16, 2026) (PDF)

    Thursday, March 5, 2026

    Code Upgrade Option Alt A.1 Cost: ~$437M New Building Footprint Existing Building Footprint Summary: • Base Repair at the existing Medford High School facility • Estimated total project cost

    Document for Community Forum #2, Mar 5, 2026

  16. Document · PDF

    Building Committee Meeting, February 11, 2026 — pDP Comparative Cost Analysis (PDF)

    Wednesday, February 11, 2026

    Cost Estimates The following slides are an excerpt from the February 11, 2026 Meeting of the Medford Comprehensive High School Building Committee Meeting. Visit https://medfordhsproject.com/event/medford-high-school-building-co mmittee-meeting-february-11-2026/for full meeting

    Document for Building Committee Meeting, Feb 11, 2026

  17. Document · PDF

    Community Forum #5 6/3/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, June 3, 2026

    High School Community Forum #5 06/03/2026 06/08/2026 rev1 – updated with Winthrop St. Perspectives and Estimated District Share Costs

    Presentation slides for Community Forum #5, Jun 3, 2026

  18. Document · PDF

    Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting, March 10, 2026 — presentation slides (PDF)

    Tuesday, March 10, 2026

    Meeting #3 Agenda • Welcome & Introductions • Advisory Team Recommendation Development • Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA) Overview • Next Steps

    Presentation slides for Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting, Mar 10, 2026

  19. Document · PDF

    Appendices (PDF)

    Thursday, June 25, 2026

    Meetings D. LEEDv5 Scorecard E. MHS Educational Plan – (clean version) F. MHS Educational Plan – (track changes) G. Cost Information i. PSR Cost Estimate (AM Fogarty) ii. Comparative Cost Analysis iii. Preliminary Design Pricing Table

  20. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 2/23/26 (PDF)

    Monday, February 23, 2026

    Agenda ➢ Roll call ➢ Approval of Meeting Minutes • February 11 Full Committee Meeting ➢ Cost Estimate Updates ➢ Vote to approve submission of Preliminary Design Program Report ➢ Evaluation Criteria Review ➢ Adjournment

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, Feb 23, 2026

  21. Document · PDF

    LeftField OPM Submission (PDF)

    Friday, May 2, 2025

    Study/Schematic Design Phase Basic Services Total: $550,000 Our fee for Basic Services above excludes any Independent Cost Estimates, to be included in Owner’s Budget. Should the Feasibility Study duration extend beyond the anticipated

  22. Document · PDF

    Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Group Presentation 1/15/26 (PDF)

    Thursday, January 15, 2026

    Takeaways from Meeting #1 • LEEDv5 Preliminary Overview • Climate Resiliency • Embodied Carbon • Healthfulness and Environmental Literacy • Life Cycle Cost Analysis Overview • Next Steps

    Presentation slides for Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting, Jan 15, 2026

  23. Document · PDF

    District Response to PDP Comments (PDF)

    Tuesday, May 19, 2026

    local law, prior to bidding. The MSBA shall not be responsible for any legal fees or costs of any kind that may be incurred by a city, town or regional school district in relation

    Document for Building Committee Meeting, May 20, 2026

  24. Document · PDF

    2026 10 01 Sustanability & Systems AT Meeting 07 notes (PDF)

    Thursday, October 1, 2026

    Phase 1 and 2 avoiding the need for temporary heating and cooling. • AtWHP System is most cost-effective overall and in the overall 50-year life cycle, reduction in total project cost (from PSR budget

    Minutes for Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting, Oct 1, 2026

  25. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 6/10/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, June 10, 2026

    Evaluation Criteria Matrix 9 Note : The evaluations of the High School-Only C.2.2A-HS Alternative assume that first cost and operational costs will still be incurred by the District and City when the programs currently

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, Jun 10, 2026

  26. Document · PDF

    Final Evaluation of Alternatives (PDF)

    Thursday, June 25, 2026

    Preferred Schematic Report / Medford High School 3.3.3 Final Evaluation of Alternatives A. Summary of Alternatives (including cost and schedule) Multiple construction alternatives for a grade 9-12 high school with enrollment of 1,395 students

  27. Document · PDF

    Initial PDP Design Options (Voted by SBC on 3/23/26) (PDF)

    Monday, March 23, 2026

    High School facility designed for 1,395 students in grades 9-12; with an estimated total project cost of $437,180,506 million. • Option B.1.1 : Addition/renovation (On the Existing Footprint) which proposes

  28. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 1/14/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, January 14, 2026

    Option o Add/Reno Options o New Building Options 9) Interactive Input Session to Provide Feedback on Initial Cost Alternatives 10) Questions Regarding Alternatives o MCSHBC Members o Public Comment o Next Steps 11) Guidance

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, Jan 14, 2026

  29. Document · PDF

    Design Alternatives (Slide 14 – Updated 3.19.26) (PDF)

    Thursday, March 19, 2026

    Option o Add/Reno Options o New Building Options 9) Interactive Input Session to Provide Feedback on Initial Cost Alternatives 10) Questions Regarding Alternatives o MCSHBC Members o Public Comment o Next Steps 11) Guidance

    Document for Building Committee Meeting, Mar 17, 2026

  30. Document · PDF

    Document A PSR Comments from MSBA (PDF)

    October 2026

    local law, prior to bidding. The MSBA shall not be responsible for any legal fees or costs of any kind that may be incurred by a city, town or regional school district in relation

  31. Document · PDF

    Introduction (PDF)

    Thursday, June 25, 2026

    additional option was requested to facilitate a conversation with the community about the additional space and project costs associated with the non-high school related programs. The Project Team added this high school only alternative

  32. Document · PDF

    MEP Systems Advisory Group Notes 7/21/26 (PDF)

    Tuesday, July 21, 2026

    Action Discussion 05.01 Record Meeting #5 Agenda Welcome & introductions • LEED Version Review and Confirmation • Preliminary Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA) Information • Next Steps • 05.02 SMMA LEED Version Review and Confirmation Motion voted and approved

    Minutes for Building CMR Pre-Qualification Sub Committee Meeting, Jul 14, 2026; Minutes for Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting, Jul 21, 2026

  33. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 10/6/26 (PDF)

    Tuesday, October 6, 2026

    Chiller [ASHRAE System #7] GSHP = Ground Source Heat Pump AtWHP = Air Source Heat Pump LCCA = Life Cycle Cost Analysis Main School Building HVAC Systems LCCA Advisory Workgroup Recommendation per 10.1.2026 meeting

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, Oct 6, 2026

  34. Document · PDF

    Statement of Interest (PDF)

    Thursday, April 13, 2023

    pipes has worsened with multiple major failures resulting in the flooding and forced closures of classrooms with costly and expedited repair projects again a near constant phenomenon. During the current school year alone, multiple vocational

  35. Document · PDF

    OPM RFS (PDF)

    existing School, a renovation and addition of the existing School and/or new construction. The estimated total project costs of an approved potential Project may range from $200,000,000 to $600,000,000 depending upon

  36. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 5/20/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, May 20, 2026

    Approval of April 27 MCHSBC Minutes ➢ Deed Restriction & Next Steps ➢ MSBA PDP Comments & Team Response Summary ➢ PSR Cost Estimates Review ➢ Adjournment

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, May 20, 2026

  37. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 4/15/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, April 15, 2026

    Approval of Meeting Minutes • March 23 MCHSBC Meeting ➢ Approval of Invoices ➢ Review of MSBA Eligible vs. Ineligible Costs ➢ Adjournment

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, Apr 15, 2026

  38. Document · PDF

    Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Presentation 10/1/26 (PDF)

    Thursday, October 1, 2026

    Agenda ➢ Vote to Recommend HVAC System ➢ Net Zero Energy & Minimizing Cost of Ownership ➢ Preliminary Solar PV Assessment ➢ Red List Free Materials - deferred to a future meeting ➢ Embodied Carbon & Mass Timber - deferred to a future meeting

    Presentation slides for Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting, Oct 1, 2026

  39. Document · PDF

    PDP Comments from the MSBA (PDF)

    Tuesday, May 5, 2026

    natatorium (pool). The submitted options include these programs and their associated spaces. The resulting estimated total project costs are $825 to $850 million for addition/renovation and $836 to $894 million for new construction. Based

    Document for Building Committee Meeting, May 20, 2026

  40. Document · PDF

    Revised Pricing Matrix With Options C.2.2A & C.3.4A (PDF)

    Tuesday, June 9, 2026

    Medford HS - PSR Alternatives Cost Matrix          Medford Comprehensive High School Preferred Schematic Report - Comparative Cost Analysis A Code Upgrade to building and site # Alternate Programs A.1.1 B.1.2 C.2.2A C.3.4A D.1.1 D.1.1 - HS Only D.1.1

    Document for Building Committee Meeting, Jun 1, 2026

  41. Document · PDF

    Preferred Option C.2.2.A Cost Matrix (PDF)

    Tuesday, August 25, 2026

    Medford HS - Preferred Option Cost Martix Medford Comprehensive High School Preferred Schematic Report - Preferred Option Cost Matrix 8/25/2026 6:00 pm # Alternate Programs C.2.2A 1 Renovation 53,821,790 $ 2 Addition/New Construction

  42. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 8/25/26 (PDF)

    Tuesday, August 25, 2026

    Goals (next Slide) 7.21.26 - Medford Sustainability Advisory Team o Medford School Committee Update o PSR Life Cycle Cost Analysis update* (previously presented to SBC) o Preliminary PSR Solar PV update* o Preliminary Embodied Carbon Update

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, Aug 25, 2026

  43. Document · PDF

    City of Medford Tax Impact (Debt Exclusion) Presentation (PDF)

    Monday, June 1, 2026

    come. As project planning continues, affordability remains a critical consideration. This presentation provides information on project costs, tax impacts, and the factors residents should understand in order to provide feedback to the School Building Committee

    Document for Building Committee Meeting, Jun 1, 2026

  44. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 3/17/26 (PDF)

    Tuesday, March 17, 2026

    narrow options to 3-5 • 4/27 MCHSBC meeting to review MSBA PDP comments & GSF confirmation prior to cost estimating effort • 5/20 MCHSBC meeting to review cost estimates • 5/27 MCHSBC meeting to review costs for options

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, Mar 17, 2026

  45. Document · PDF

    Final 6 PSR Design Options Presentation (PDF)

    Monday, June 1, 2026

    Review of PSR Cost Alternates – Total Project Cost Projections 14 Alternative A.1 3 B.1.2 C.2.2A C.3.4A D.1.1 D.1.1NP HS Only

    Meeting notes for Building Committee Meeting, Jun 1, 2026

  46. Document · PDF

    Community Forum #3 4/15/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, April 15, 2026

    MSBA that documents the project scope, budget, schedule, and potential MSBA participation for a proposed project – Project Cost – Finalized project budget that must be maintained through end of project

    Presentation slides for Community Forum #3, Apr 15, 2026

  47. Document · PDF

    Community Forum #6: Eco-Charrette (PDF)

    Thursday, September 17, 2026

    School Committee Motion • LEEDv4 (Silver minimum) • Net Zero Energy • Healthy Materials (1% MSBA) • Water Stewardship (30% reduction) • Cost of Ownership (LCCA

    Presentation slides for Community Meeting #6 – Eco-Charrette, Sep 17, 2026

  48. Document · PDF

    Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Group Minutes 1/15/26 (PDF)

    Thursday, January 15, 2026

    Takeaways from Meeting #1 LEEDv5 Preliminary Overview ○ Climate Resilency ○ Embodied Carbon ○ Healthfulness, Environmental Quality Literacy ○ Life Cycle Cost Analysis - Cost Effectiveness Overview ○ • Next Steps • 02.02 Record Overview of Advisory Team Process & Milestones Four Advisory Teams

    Minutes for Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting, Jan 15, 2026

  49. Document · PDF

    OPM monthly report – August 2026 (PDF)

    August 2026

    project is currently on target to hit the following milestone dates: - February 6, 2026 – PDP Comparative Cost Estimate Reconciliation - End of February 2026 - Preliminary Design Program (PDP) Submission due to MSBA for staff review - June

  50. Document · PDF

    OPM monthly report – July 2026 (PDF)

    July 2026

    project is currently on target to hit the following milestone dates: - February 6, 2026 – PDP Comparative Cost Estimate Reconciliation - End of February 2026 - Preliminary Design Program (PDP) Submission due to MSBA for staff review - June

  51. Document · PDF

    Local Actions and Approvals (PDF)

    Thursday, June 25, 2026

    Galusi 13/0/2 - Motion Tabled III. Review and Finalize Alternatives Evaluation Matrix Motion to Apply a cost multiplier of ten to the cost evaluation criteria to only the alternatives that fall within the $200-$600 range

  52. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 4/27/26 (PDF)

    Monday, April 27, 2026

    Building Committee and ongoing review of the Evaluation Criteria Matrix • Design Team detailed study and review Updated Costs for the Design Options are not yet available because: • Space reductions are being voted upon this evening

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, Apr 27, 2026

  53. Document · PDF

    Updated PSR Design Options (Shared on 4/27/26) (PDF)

    Monday, April 27, 2026

    Building Committee and ongoing review of the Evaluation Criteria Matrix • Design Team detailed study and review Updated Costs for the Design Options are not yet available because: • Space reductions are being voted upon this evening

    Document for Building Committee Meeting, Apr 27, 2026

  54. Document · PDF

    Abutters Meeting #2 5/13/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, May 13, 2026

    Statement of Interest (SOI) and outlined in the District's Educational Program • Estimated total project cost of $437,180,506 • Existing 4 Stories to remain • Estimated duration of 54 months • 56 Modular Classrooms required • Parking

    Presentation slides for Abutters Meeting #2, May 13, 2026

  55. Document · PDF

    Community Forum #4 5/11/26 (PDF)

    Monday, May 11, 2026

    Statement of Interest (SOI) and outlined in the District's Educational Program • Estimated total project cost of $437,180,506 • Existing 4 Stories to remain • Estimated duration of 54 months • 56 Modular Classrooms required • Parking

    Presentation slides for Community Forum #4, May 11, 2026

  56. Document · PDF

    OPM monthly report – February 2026 (PDF)

    Saturday, February 28, 2026

    reconciliation meeting was held on February 6, 2026. The PDP comparative cost analysis was provided to the SBC at their meeting on February 11, 2026. The SBC voted to approve the 29 options and their

  57. Document · PDF

    SBC Minutes 6/1/26 (PDF)

    Monday, June 1, 2026

    being considered for the project. IV. Medford Update on Capital Projects and Preliminary Estimate of Project Cost Impact Luke Preisner: Thanked city for their work on the presentation, asked city if it was possible

    Minutes for Building Committee Meeting, Jun 1, 2026

  58. Document · PDF

    Communications & Community Engagement Plan (draft of 2/11/26) (PDF)

    Wednesday, February 11, 2026

    that point people to the project website for information and to the mailing list signup. ● Citywide mailer - cost estimating in progress. Mailer will point people to the project website for information and to the mailing

    Document for Building Committee Communications Sub Committee Meeting, Jan 28, 2026

  59. Document · PDF

    Communications Plan (draft, February 11, 2026) (PDF)

    Wednesday, February 11, 2026

    that point people to the project website for information and to the mailing list signup. ● Citywide mailer - cost estimating in progress. Mailer will point people to the project website for information and to the mailing

    Document for Building Committee Communications Sub Committee Meeting, Jan 28, 2026

  60. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 2/25/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, February 25, 2026

    public construction projects in Massachusetts: construction management at-risk (CM at Risk) for building projects estimated to cost $5 million or more and design-build for public works projects estimated to cost $5 million

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting (Virtual), Feb 25, 2026

  61. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 6/18/26 (PDF)

    Thursday, June 18, 2026

    added for consideration at the end of the Preliminary Design Program (PDP) feasibility study phase and PSR costs for this option were shared during the June 1, 2026 MCHSBC meeting • Graphics and narratives to describe

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, Jun 18, 2026

  62. Document · PDF

    Evaluation Criteria Matrix (updated 3/19/26) (PDF)

    Thursday, March 19, 2026

    Project Cost $437M $807M $825M $832M $840M $839M $853M $861M $875M $872M $880M $869M $858M $862M $862M $851M $838M $841M $850M $855M $865M $850M $855M $853M $815M $833M $894M $874M $859M 1.7 Project Duration (months

    Document for Building Committee Meeting, Mar 17, 2026

  63. Document · PDF

    Evaluation Criteria Matrix (PDF)

    Thursday, March 19, 2026

    Project Cost $437M $807M $825M $832M $840M $839M $853M $861M $875M $872M $880M $869M $858M $862M $862M $851M $838M $841M $850M $855M $865M $850M $855M $853M $815M $833M $894M $874M $859M 1.7 Project Duration (months

    Document for Building Committee Meeting, Mar 17, 2026

  64. Document · PDF

    Building Committee Meeting, March 23, 2026 — six Design Options Chosen (PDF)

    Monday, March 23, 2026

    Code Upgrade Option Alt A.1 Cost: ~$437M New Building Footprint Existing Building Footprint 1 Summary: • Base Repair at the existing Medford High School facility, including building code, energy code and accessibility compliance upgrades. No modifications

    Document for Building Committee Meeting, Mar 23, 2026; Document for Community Forum #3, Apr 15, 2026

  65. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 7/22/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, July 22, 2026

    Teen Health Center Cost Introduction 27 Addressing Holistic Student Needs & Maximizing Instructional Time The Holistic Vision: • A School-Based Community Health Center (SBHC) aims to eliminate traditional barriers (like cost, scheduling, and transportation) by delivering

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, Jul 22, 2026

  66. Document · PDF

    SBC Minutes 9/22/26 (PDF)

    Tuesday, September 22, 2026

    class sizes. The mayor asked discussions of going to 875 or 850 in order to save costs. The project team said that the rationale for 900 was use of a co-teaching model, project-based

    Minutes for Building Committee Meeting, Sep 22, 2026

  67. Document · PDF

    Building Committee Meeting, January 14, 2026 — minutes (PDF)

    Wednesday, January 14, 2026

    this work is existing building and site analysis. SMMA showed 57 early design concepts, with 29 different cost models. A. Code Update Option This option brings all existing systems, ADA, fire safety up to code

    Minutes for Building Committee Meeting, Jan 14, 2026

  68. Document · PDF

    Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Group Notes 3/10/26 (PDF)

    Tuesday, March 10, 2026

    overlap in topics discussed, it is important that there are no duplicates in recommendations ○ • • Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA) Overview • Advisory Team Recommendation Development • Next Steps • 03.02 Record LCCA Overview SMMA provided an overview

    Meeting notes for Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting, Mar 10, 2026

  69. Document · PDF

    OPM monthly report – May 2026 (PDF)

    May 2026

    project is currently on target to hit the following milestone dates: - February 6, 2026 – PDP Comparative Cost Estimate Reconciliation - End of February 2026 - Preliminary Design Program (PDP) Submission due to MSBA for staff review - June

  70. Document · PDF

    OPM monthly report – April 2026 (PDF)

    Thursday, April 30, 2026

    project is currently on target to hit the following milestone dates: - February 6, 2026 – PDP Comparative Cost Estimate Reconciliation - End of February 2026 - Preliminary Design Program (PDP) Submission due to MSBA for staff review - June

  71. Document · PDF

    OPM monthly report – June 2026 (PDF)

    June 2026

    project is currently on target to hit the following milestone dates: - February 6, 2026 – PDP Comparative Cost Estimate Reconciliation - End of February 2026 - Preliminary Design Program (PDP) Submission due to MSBA for staff review - June

  72. Document · PDF

    OPM monthly report – March 2026 (PDF)

    Tuesday, March 31, 2026

    project is currently on target to hit the following milestone dates: - February 6, 2026 – PDP Comparative Cost Estimate Reconciliation - End of February 2026 - Preliminary Design Program (PDP) Submission due to MSBA for staff review - June

  73. Document · PDF

    Community Forum #1 1/7/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, January 7, 2026

    Summary of spaces required to meet educational needs based on Educational Plan – Alternative Options Evaluation – High-level cost alternatives for code compliance, addition/renovation and new construction options based on Educational Plan Medford has three major

    Presentation slides for Community Forum #1, Jan 7, 2026

  74. Document · PDF

    Sustainabillity & MEP Systems Advisory Group Minutes 12/16/25 (PDF)

    Tuesday, December 16, 2025

    benefit. Outdoor spaces can be tricky on this site. Energy efficiency is a given; geothermal seems cost-effective, and with vocational programs, can be used to teach students and tax payers. Bringing them along

    Minutes for Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting, Dec 16, 2025

  75. Document · PDF

    OPM monthly report – January 2026 (PDF)

    Saturday, January 31, 2026

    estimates will be reconciled in early February in preparation for the comparative cost analysis review with the SBC on February 11, 2026 SMMA’s Designer amendment #1 was also approved and executed in the month

  76. Document · PDF

    Designer RFS (PDF)

    Wednesday, July 30, 2025

    systems descriptions, US Green Building Council’s LEED for Schools Rating System (LEED-S) scorecard, outline specifications, cost estimates, project schedule and proposed total project budget. Medford High School currently serves a combined

  77. Document · PDF

    SMMA Designer Submission (PDF)

    Wednesday, August 27, 2025

    Writers 2 ( ) IT 3 ( ) Code Specialists ( ) Geotech. Engrs. ( ) Structural Engrs. 8 ( 3 ) ( ) Construction Inspectors ( ) Industrial Hygienists ( ) Surveyors ( ) ( ) Cost Estimators ( ) Interior Designers 16 ( ) ( ) Drafters ( ) Landscape Architects 6 ( 3 ) Total Personnel 214 ( 64 ) 5. Has this Joint

  78. Document · PDF

    Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting, March 10, 2026 — system Recommendations (PDF)

    Tuesday, March 10, 2026

    Benchmark WMHS approach (Silver minimum, Gold aspiration). ⚫ WMHS: LEEDv4 version 4 Identify LEED credits with direct cost impacts (e.g., renewables, IAQ, materials). ⚫ MA Stretch Code and MSBA required LEED Silver will be used

    Document for Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting, Mar 10, 2026

  79. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 5/12/25 (PDF)

    Monday, May 12, 2025

    Services Provided • 1 Principal • 32 Project Managers • 7 Clerks • 3 MEP Specialists • 1 Design Review Expert • 1 Cost Manager • 1 Education Liaison • 1 Business Strategy Director • 1 Administration Director • 1 Marketing Coordinator • Owner's Representation

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting – Team Introduction, May 12, 2025

  80. Document · PDF

    Interior & Exterior Design Advisory Group Presentation 1/15/26 (PDF)

    Thursday, January 15, 2026

    Alternatives 8 Overall Building Size (Gross Square Footage) Existing Building & Site Analysis Alternatives for high level Cost Estimating We are here! Validates and refines Guides Educational Program (Program Space Summary) (75% complete) Space Programming Meetings

    Presentation slides for Exterior & Interior Design Advisory Meeting, Jan 15, 2026

  81. Document · PDF

    Interior & Exterior Design Advisory Group Minutes 1/15/26 (PDF)

    Thursday, January 15, 2026

    schedule is on track, with a projected opening in Fall 2030 • Design team presented Alternatives to be costed to the School building committee in 01/14/2026 • Advisory Team - Interior & Exterior Design 2 Advisory Team Meetings Page

    Minutes for Exterior & Interior Design Advisory Meeting, Jan 15, 2026

  82. Document · PDF

    Abutters Meeting, March 18, 2026 — presentation slides (PDF)

    Wednesday, March 18, 2026

    Alternatives for High Level Cost Estimating 8 29 Different Cost Models were Estimated

    Presentation slides for Abutters Meeting, Mar 18, 2026

  83. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 11/24/25 (PDF)

    Monday, November 24, 2025

    Meeting Apr 2027 • Final Design Program • Site Evaluations • Project Scope & Budget Development • Schematic Design Documents Development • Cost Estimates Preliminary Design Program (PDP) Preferred Schematic Report (PSR) Schematic Design (SD) Step 1 Step 2 Step

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting – Designer Contract & PDP Update, Nov 24, 2025

  84. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentaion 9/22/26 (PDF)

    Tuesday, September 22, 2026

    Program Efficiencies & Total Project Cost Reduction Summary 13 Gross Floor Area Estimated Total Project Cost 9.10.26 - Proposed Building with Accepted Program Efficiencies 585,816 GSF $765,577,410* Reduction with All Recommended Program Efficiencies presented

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, Sep 22, 2026

  85. Document · PDF

    OPM monthly report – October 2025 (PDF)

    October 2025

    Budget Facilities Grant Rate SUB-TOTAL 3,000,000 $ 3,000,000 $ 3,000,000 $ - $ 53.32% CONSTR. COST ESTIMATES Date Estimator Amount SF Cost Per SF PSR Cost Estimate CM SD Cost Estimate October

  86. Document · PDF

    OPM monthly report – November 2025 (PDF)

    Sunday, November 30, 2025

    Budget Facilities Grant Rate SUB-TOTAL 3,000,000 $ 3,000,000 $ 3,000,000 $ - $ 53.32% CONSTR. COST ESTIMATES Date Estimator Amount SF Cost Per SF PSR Cost Estimate CM SD Cost Estimate November

  87. Document · PDF

    Educational Profile (PDF)

    Sunday, June 30, 2024

    foyer to host special events, and individual classrooms for group and club meetings. Rental fees cover the costs of maintenance and staffing to support the events. There are some evening programs that take advantage

  88. Document · PDF

    SBC Minutes 2/11/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, February 11, 2026

    academics that are adjacent to the CTE program but not part of the CTE pathway/curriculum. C. Cost Information for January 14, 2026 Alternatives VIII. Introduction of Evaluation Criteria IX. Review of Cost Information for January

  89. Document · PDF

    SBC Minutes 2/23/26 (PDF)

    Monday, February 23, 2026

    Galusi, second by Ken Lord 12/0/3(absent) - Approved III. Revisit the Alternatives Evaluation Criteria and Comparative Cost The Project team described the evaluation criteria process that will be used to narrow down the design options

    Minutes for Building Committee Meeting, Feb 23, 2026

  90. Document · PDF

    Building Committee Meeting, February 23, 2026 — minutes (PDF)

    Monday, February 23, 2026

    Galusi, second by Ken Lord 12/0/3(absent) - Approved III. Revisit the Alternatives Evaluation Criteria and Comparative Cost The Project team described the evaluation criteria process that will be used to narrow down the design options

    Minutes for Building Committee Meeting, Feb 23, 2026

  91. Document · PDF

    SBC Minutes 8/25/26 (PDF)

    Tuesday, August 25, 2026

    energy goals to earn further reimbursement by the MSBA. Project team also showed again the estimated alternate costs associated with different PV, HVAC System and Mass Timber VI. Review Project Adjacencies and Related Efficiencies

    Minutes for Building Committee Meeting, Aug 25, 2026

  92. Document · PDF

    SBC Minutes 5/20/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, May 20, 2026

    also resolved that the project team will align cost estimates to these newly adopted modifications (C2.2A and C3.4A) by the 5/27/2026 meeting without incremental cost to the City of Medford. Public Discussion Motion to take

  93. Document · PDF

    OPM monthly report – December 2025 (PDF)

    Wednesday, December 31, 2025

    Budget Facilities Grant Rate SUB-TOTAL 3,000,000 $ 3,000,000 $ 3,000,000 $ - $ 53.32% CONSTR. COST ESTIMATES Date Estimator Amount SF Cost Per SF PSR Cost Estimate CM SD Cost Estimate December

  94. Document · PDF

    SBC Minutes 3/23/26 (PDF)

    Monday, March 23, 2026

    MSBA funds and thinks that the committee should further review the space summary because square footage drives cost. Erika DeRoche 260 Willis Ave: The committee should consider the long-term needs of the community

  95. Document · PDF

    2025 08 OPM Approval Letter (PDF)

    Tuesday, June 3, 2025

    City’s selection of LeftField, LLC and to deny and/or recoup reimbursement for expenditures or costs related to the OPM services if LeftField, LLC does not perform its services to the satisfaction of the MSBA

  96. Document · PDF

    Building Committee Meeting, May 20, 2026 — agenda (PDF)

    Wednesday, May 20, 2026

    represented in C2.2A and C3.4A for consideration. Be it also resolved that the project team will align cost estimates to these newly adopted modi fi cations (C2.2A and C3.4A) by the 5/27/2026 meeting without incremental

    Agenda for Building Committee Meeting, May 20, 2026

  97. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 9/10/26 (PDF)

    Thursday, September 10, 2026

    Program Efficiencies & Total Project Cost Reduction Summary 10 Gross Floor Area Estimated Total Project Cost 8.25.26 - Proposed Building with Accepted Program Efficiencies 588,516 GSF $768,577,410* Reduction with All Recommended Program Efficiencies presented

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting, Sep 10, 2026

  98. Document · PDF

    Maintenance and Capital Plan Writeup (PDF)

    bona fi de FCI, does the district have another method for collecting facility data related to condition, cost of maintenance and repairs? Answer: While the district does not currently have an FCI, in February

  99. Document · PDF

    Evaluation of Existing Conditions (PDF)

    Thursday, June 25, 2026

    blasting contractor should be consulted to obtain guidance and to obtain an estimate of blasting costs. Where space permits, open cut soil slopes inclined no steeper than 1.5H:1V are considered feasible provided existing

  100. Document · PDF

    Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Presentation (LEED Discussion) 4/29/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, April 29, 2026

    Outdoor Space, Rainwater Management, Enhanced Resilient Site, Heat Island Reduction (SSc2-SSc5) Payback 7-12 years Incremental Costs 0.4-1.2 % Outdoor Learning Classroom, Heat Island Reduction (Waltham HS) Outdoor Learning Classroom, Heat Island Reduction (Somerville

    Presentation slides for Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting (LEED), Apr 29, 2026

  101. Document · PDF

    SBC Minutes 6/10/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, June 10, 2026

    high school only option given the amount on the debt exclusion. Chair Graham: clarified that the cost will continue to change as one option is chosen. Also said that funding conversations are being had with

    Minutes for Building Committee Meeting, Jun 10, 2026

  102. Document · PDF

    Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting (LEED), April 29, 2026 — minutes (PDF)

    Wednesday, April 29, 2026

    category will not provide as many points should a platinum goal is desired and there would be cost impacts that would need to be monitored. • Add/Reno and New construction options show little difference in ability

    Minutes for Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting (LEED), Apr 29, 2026

  103. Document · PDF

    SBC Minutes 9/10/26 (PDF)

    Thursday, September 10, 2026

    less than half the lunch period left. Luke asked at kitchen size being 600ft bigger than reimbursable costs. Architects said that it is that size based on the expected equipment going into the kitchen. Dishwashing

    Minutes for Building Committee Meeting, Sep 10, 2026

  104. Document · PDF

    SBC Agenda 2/11/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, February 11, 2026

    Submission Status - due 2/25 A. Educational Plan B. Space Summary Review C. Cost Information for January 14, 2026 Alternatives VIII. Introduction of Evaluation Criteria IX. Review of Cost Information for January 14, 2026 Alternatives

  105. Document · PDF

    Building Committee Meeting, February 11, 2026 — agenda (PDF)

    Wednesday, February 11, 2026

    Submission Status - due 2/25 A. Educational Plan B. Space Summary Review C. Cost Information for January 14, 2026 Alternatives VIII. Introduction of Evaluation Criteria IX. Review of Cost Information for January 14, 2026 Alternatives

    Agenda for Building Committee Meeting, Feb 11, 2026

  106. Document · PDF

    SBC Agenda 6/1/26 (PDF)

    Monday, June 1, 2026

    Project Updates and Follow-Ups IV. Medford Update on Capital Projects and Preliminary Estimate of Project Cost Impact V. Review PSR Cost Estimates for C2.2A and C3.4A VI. Project Timeline June 2026 - June

  107. Document · PDF

    SBC Agenda 5/20/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, May 20, 2026

    represented in C2.2A and C3.4A for consideration. Be it also resolved that the project team will align cost estimates to these newly adopted modi fi cations (C2.2A and C3.4A) by the 5/27/2026 meeting without incremental

  108. Document · PDF

    MEP Systems Advisory Group Notes 4/29/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, April 29, 2026

    category will not provide as many points should a platinum goal is desired and there would be cost impacts that would need to be monitored. • Add/Reno and New construction options show little difference in ability

  109. Document · PDF

    SBC Minutes 6/11/25 (PDF)

    Wednesday, June 11, 2025

    spot is studied? ○ Jennifer Carlson from LeftField said that yes the feasibility study gets sped up and costs gets sped up with less fewer surveys ● What are the safety ramification of only doing one site

    Minutes for Building Committee Meeting – Site Options & DSP, Jun 11, 2025

  110. Document · PDF

    SBC Minutes 6/18/26 (PDF)

    Thursday, June 18, 2026

    LeftField to Submit the PSR Submission to the MSBA Luke Presiner said the educational plan drives the cost of the building and believes the building is too big. Wants the building committee to give

    Minutes for Building Committee Meeting, Jun 18, 2026

  111. Document · PDF

    2026 10 27 Interior Exterior Design Advisory Team Meeting 4 Minutes (PDF)

    Tuesday, October 27, 2026

    required if NZE is to be achieved and will need to be included in the project cost to maintain this goal as has been reviewed by the Sustainability & Systems Advisory Team. Mechanical units will require

    Minutes for Interior & Exterior Design Advisory Meeting, Oct 27, 2026

  112. Document · PDF

    Interior & Exterior Design Advisory Group Minutes 12/16/25 (PDF)

    Tuesday, December 16, 2025

    statement above, likes concrete and brick as well. This speaker's specialty is in construction administration and cost analysis - value for money with materials is extremely important, how do more with less. Sustainability

    Minutes for Exterior & Interior Design Advisory Meeting, Dec 16, 2025

  113. Document · PDF

    SBC Minutes 3/17/26 (PDF)

    Tuesday, March 17, 2026

    Galusi 13/0/2 - Motion Tabled III. Review and Finalize Alternatives Evaluation Matrix Motion to Apply a cost multiplier of ten to the cost evaluation criteria to only the alternatives that fall within the $200-$600 range

    Minutes for Building Committee Meeting, Mar 17, 2026

  114. Document · PDF

    Exterior & Interior Design Advisory Meeting, March 11, 2026 — design Recommendations (PDF)

    Wednesday, March 11, 2026

    easily maintained. ⚫ 3 Provide non-trendy, simple materials that serve a purpose. ⚫ 4 Durability, lifecycle cost, and ease of maintenance matter as much as aesthetics. ⚫ 5 Materials should feel modern but also warm and welcoming

    Document for Exterior & Interior Design Advisory Meeting, Mar 11, 2026

  115. Document · PDF

    Medford High School PDP Educational Plan (PDF)

    Tuesday, February 3, 2026

    guardians can be more actively engaged in understanding and supporting their child's mental health needs. 10. Cost and Resource Efficiency: Co-location can optimize the use of resources and funding by leveraging existing school

  116. Document · PDF

    Community Forum #1, January 7, 2026 — questions & answers (PDF)

    Wednesday, January 7, 2026

    been selected. The project team is committed to maintaining an aggressive schedule to prevent year-over-year cost escalation wherever possible. 19) Question: Does the MSBA still require the City Council to approve the full

    Questions & answers for Community Forum #1, Jan 7, 2026

  117. Document · PDF

    2026 10 26 Ed Plan & Equity Advisory Team Meeting 4 Minutes (PDF)

    Monday, October 26, 2026

    Question: Have you found that there has been stronger community support with the reduction in size and cost? Response: There is strong community support for the project. But there are some concerns about how much

    Minutes for Educational Plan & Equity Advisory Meeting, Oct 26, 2026

  118. Document · PDF

    Attachment I (PDF)

    Friday, October 10, 2025

    includes only the area indicated on the attachment. 7 This estimate does not account for delays or cost increases due to weather conditions such as snow cover etc. 8 This quote assumes all required plans/cads

    Document for Building Committee Meeting, May 20, 2026

  119. Document · PDF

    SBC Minutes 5/12/25 (PDF)

    Monday, May 12, 2025

    submit RFS for MSBA review ○ Discussion on if $600 million was too big of a project cost to list on the RFS ○ Point was made that this is just the number listed

    Minutes for Building Committee Meeting – Team Introduction, May 12, 2025

  120. Document · PDF

    PSR Alternates (PDF)

    Friday, July 17, 2026

    Medford High School - PDP Alternates Programs GSF Estimated Construction Cost Estimated Total Project Cost PROG1 - Teen Health Center Space 2190 1,955,765 $ 2,386,033 $ PROG2 - Medford Community Media

  121. Document · PDF

    1.7.2026 Community Forum #1 Question & Answer (PDF)

    Wednesday, January 7, 2026

    been selected. The project team is committed to maintaining an aggressive schedule to prevent year-over-year cost escalation wherever possible. 19) Question: Does the MSBA still require the City Council to approve the full

    Questions & answers for Community Forum #1, Jan 7, 2026

  122. Document · PDF

    Educational Plan & Presentation to School Committee (PDF)

    Wednesday, February 25, 2026

    Medford High School 10. Cost and Resource Efficiency: Co-location can optimize the use of resources and funding by leveraging existing school infrastructure and personnel. It may reduce costs associated with transportation or separate facilities

    Document for School Committee Meeting – Educational Plan Review, Feb 2, 2026

  123. Document · PDF

    SBC Agenda 1/14/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, January 14, 2026

    Public Comment IX. Next Steps A. Guidance to SMMA on Design Options to be considered for Cost Estimations X. Adjournment

    Agenda for Building Committee Meeting, Jan 14, 2026

  124. Document · PDF

    Comparative Cost Analysis of Design Alternatives (updated 3/19/26) (PDF)

    Thursday, March 19, 2026

    Comparative Cost Analysis of Design Alternatives (updated 3/19/26

    Document for Building Committee Meeting, Mar 17, 2026

  125. Document · PDF

    SBC Presentation 12/22/25 (PDF)

    Monday, December 22, 2025

    Team Meetings: 1/13/26 and 1/15/26 – SBC Meeting: 1/14/26 • Existing Conditions Additional Updates • Review of Alternatives – Alternatives to Cost Estimators: 1/20/26 – SBC Meeting: 2/11/26 • Review PDP Estimates – SBC Meeting: 2/23/26 • SBC Vote to Submit

    Presentation slides for Building Committee Meeting – Design Team Update, Dec 22, 2025

  126. Document · PDF

    Medford HS Feasibility Schedule (PDF)

    Friday, August 1, 2025

    Designer Selection Process (MSBA DSP meetings September 23 & October 7, 2025) d Prepare Schematic Design documents Prepare cost estimates and project budget Schematic Design (SD) Submission to the MSBA February 2027 MSBA BOD Approval April

  127. Document · PDF

    Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Group Presentation 12/16/25 (PDF)

    Tuesday, December 16, 2025

    initial space summary • Document existing conditions • Establish design parameters • Develop and evaluate alternatives • Recommend the most cost effective and educationally appropriate preferred solution Sustainability and MEP Systems / What

    Presentation slides for Sustainability & MEP Systems Advisory Meeting, Dec 16, 2025

  128. Document · PDF

    Building Committee Meeting, February 23, 2026 — agenda (PDF)

    Monday, February 23, 2026

    Agenda I. Roll call II. Approval of Meeting Minutes III. Revisit the Alternatives Evaluation Criteria and Comparative Cost IV. Review and Approval to Allow LeftField to Submit the PDP Submission to the MSBA

    Agenda for Building Committee Meeting, Feb 23, 2026

  129. Document · PDF

    Preferred Solution (PDF)

    Thursday, June 25, 2026

    pool hot water system, of which the fuel source is TBD, pending on life cycle cost analysis of all- electric pool heating systems] − A Solar Photovoltaic (PV) System (6.2-6.5 MW) − A 4.8 MWh Battery

  130. Document · PDF

    Interior & Exterior Design Advisory Group Presentation 12/16/25 (PDF)

    Tuesday, December 16, 2025

    initial space summary • Document existing conditions • Establish design parameters • Develop and evaluate alternatives • Recommend the most cost effective and educationally appropriate preferred solution Exterior and Interior Design / What

    Presentation slides for Exterior & Interior Design Advisory Meeting, Dec 16, 2025

  131. Document · PDF

    Document B PSR Comments from MSBA (PDF)

    October 2026

    memorandum regarding MSBA policies associated with gymnasium spaces exceeding the MSBA guidelines. Please acknowledge. In addition, all costs and square footage associated with the existing Natatorium will be considered ineligible for reimbursement. Please acknowledge. Also

  132. Document · PDF

    Updated Educational Plan & Space Summary (PDF)

    August 2026

    pool hot water system, of which the fuel source is TBD, pending on life cycle cost analysis of all- electric pool heating systems] − A Solar Photovoltaic (PV) System (6.2-6.5 MW) − A 4.8 MWh Battery

  133. Document · PDF

    Comparative Cost Analysis of Design Alternatives – (8.5 by 11 Version) (PDF)

    Thursday, March 19, 2026

    Comparative Cost Analysis of Design Alternatives – (8.5 by 11 Version

    Document for Building Committee Meeting, Mar 17, 2026

  134. Document · PDF

    Comparative Cost Analysis – revised after PDP (3/18/26) (PDF)

    Wednesday, March 18, 2026

    Comparative Cost Analysis – revised after PDP (3/18/26

    Document for Building Committee Meeting, Mar 17, 2026

  135. Document · PDF

    Interior & Exterior Design Advisory Group Notes 3/11/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, March 11, 2026

    further discovery to be made here, as the site is excavated • 13. Preference for concrete and Brick; Cost efficiency important As design progresses, this will be revisited • 14. Landscape Durability and stormwater resilience required This

    Meeting notes for Exterior & Interior Design Advisory Meeting, Mar 11, 2026

  136. Document

    5.22.26 PSR Comparative Cost Interactive for SBC

    Friday, May 22, 2026

    Comparative Cost Interactive

    Document for Building Committee Meeting, May 20, 2026

  137. Document · PDF

    2026 03 2.19 Cost Analysis 8.5 by 11 (PDF)

    Thursday, February 19, 2026

    Cost Analysis

  138. Document · PDF

    2025 08 2025.07.16 Medford HS Schedule (PDF)

    Saturday, August 16, 2025

    Designer Selection Process (MSBA DSP meetings September 23 & October 7, 2025) d Prepare Schematic Design documents Prepare cost estimates and project budget Schematic Design (SD) Submission to the MSBA February 2027 MSBA BOD Approval April

  139. Document · PDF

    Educational Planning & Equity Advisory Group Presentation 1/13/26 (PDF)

    Tuesday, January 13, 2026

    Belonging / Toilet Rooms: All-Gender Toilet Room Precedents • Panelized partition systems offer greater flexibility and lower first costs. • Doors can have a small bottom gap to allow some acoustic access to facilitate assistance. • All Full

    Presentation slides for Education & Equity Advisory Meeting, Jan 13, 2026

  140. Document · PDF

    Space Summary Overview (PDF)

    processes the food in-house, rather than purchasing items such as pre-shredded lettuce, which saves on costs and improves quality of served food. Quiet Cafeteria: − Proposed: 400 sf − MSBA Guidelines: None provided The Space

  141. Document · PDF

    OPM monthly report – July 2025 (PDF)

    July 2025

    Designer Selection Process (MSBA DSP meetings September 23 & October 7, 2025) d Prepare Schematic Design documents Prepare cost estimates and project budget Schematic Design (SD) Submission to the MSBA February 2027 MSBA BOD Approval April

  142. Document · PDF

    2.11.26 PDP Comparative Cost Analysis FINAL (PDF)

    Wednesday, February 11, 2026

    Comparative Cost Analysis FINAL

    Meeting notes for Building Committee Meeting, Feb 11, 2026

  143. Document · PDF

    SBC Agenda 2/23/26 (PDF)

    Monday, February 23, 2026

    Agenda I. Roll call II. Approval of Meeting Minutes III. Revisit the Alternatives Evaluation Criteria and Comparative Cost IV. Review and Approval to Allow LeftField to Submit the PDP Submission to the MSBA

  144. Document · PDF

    2.9.26 MHS Space Summary Overview Draft (PDF)

    Monday, February 9, 2026

    processes the food in-house, rather than purchasing items such as pre-shredded lettuce, which saves on costs and improves quality of served food. Quiet Cafeteria: • Proposed: 400 sf • MSBA Guidelines: None provided The Space

    Meeting notes for Building Committee Meeting, Feb 11, 2026

  145. Document · PDF

    SBC Agenda 4/15/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, April 15, 2026

    Environmental & Site: $166,206.66 1. Total = 281.206.66 IV. Schedule Update V. MSBA Eligible vs Ineligible Cost Review VI. Adjournment

    Agenda for Building Committee Meeting, Apr 15, 2026

  146. Document · PDF

    SBC Minutes 4/15/26 (PDF)

    Wednesday, April 15, 2026

    Suzanne B. Galusi second by Ken Lord 9/0/6 - Approved IV. Schedule Update V. MSBA Eligible vs Ineligible Cost Review VI. Adjournment Motion to adjourn by Mayor Lungo-Koehn second by Ken Lord - 10/0/5 - Motion Approved

    Minutes for Building Committee Meeting, Apr 15, 2026

  147. Document · PDF

    Educational Plan Presentation 1/26/26 (PDF)

    Monday, January 26, 2026

    Summary of spaces required to meet educational needs based on Educational Plan – Alternative Options Evaluation – High-level cost alternatives for code compliance, addition/renovation and new construction options based on Educational Plan – Visioning and Educational Plan

    Presentation slides for School Committee Meeting – Educational Plan Review, Jan 26, 2026; Presentation slides for School Committee Meeting – Project Update, May 18, 2026

  148. Decision

    Preferred Schematic Report (PSR) submitted to the MSBA

    Thursday, June 25, 2026

    … ed building of 608,792 gross sq ft; estimated total project cost $794.4 million.

  149. Question

    What is an Owner's Project Manager (OPM) and why does the high school project need one?

    Module 2: Forming the Project Team

    … OPM) advises on design, value engineering, scope, schedule, cost estimating, and procurement for a project. MGL c. 149, § 44A½ mandates that public awarding authorities engage an OPM for all public building projects with …

  150. Question

    What is the Feasibility Study?

    Module 3: Feasibility Study

    … s educational and facility needs while identifying the most cost-effective and educationally appropriate option. This module includes two submissions to the MSBA. The first submission is the Preliminary Design Program (P …

  151. Question

    What happens during the funding phase?

    Module 5: Funding the Project

    … at the District appropriate and authorize the total Project cost, including both the District's and the MSBA's share; however, the District will only have to borrow for its portion. The District has 120 days from the Boa …

  152. Question

    What occurs during construction?

    Module 7: Construction

    … rts, monitors milestones, and tracks eligible reimbursement costs. Learn more about Module 7 here.

  153. Question

    What does project completion involve?

    Module 8: Completing the Project

    … ncluded. During this phase, the MSBA reviews final eligible costs and processes final grant reimbursements. Learn more about Module 8 here.

  154. Question

    Which design was chosen for the new high school?

    The chosen design

    … Fire Chiefs; no need for modular classrooms; and the lowest cost of the addition/renovation options. Community feedback gathered in the spring also favored C2.2A. The Preferred Schematic Report identifying C2.2A as the c …

  155. Question

    Will the pool and gymnasium be kept?

    The chosen design

    … he committee also reviewed pool alternatives as part of its cost review and determined that renovating the existing pool was preferred. This decision allows the City to include the costs and management of the renovation …

  156. Question

    How big will the auditorium be?

    The chosen design

    … unity prefers. In this instance, the City bears 100% of the costs of seats over 750. The SBC weighed options including 1,000, 800, 750, and 500 seats. In August 2026, the SBC selected a 750-seat auditorium for the projec …

  157. Question

    Why doesn't the state pay for everything, and what isn't reimbursed?

    Project Funding and Cost

    … s School Building Authority (MSBA) does not fund the entire cost of a school project. Instead, it reimburses a percentage of eligible costs based on statewide standards for educational space, construction costs, and proj …

  158. Question

    What are the energy and sustainability goals?

    Energy and Sustainability

    … e design options on embodied carbon and long-term operating cost (a life-cycle cost analysis). Some of the sustainability goals outlined for the project include: Strive to achieve net-zero energy (as technically feasible …

  159. About the project · Glossary

    Feasibility study (Module 3)

    Glossary

    … answers what to build, where, how big, and roughly what it costs. It has two reporting steps, the PDP and the PSR. Medford's ran from October 2025 to August 2026.

  160. About the project · Glossary

    MSBA — Massachusetts School Building Authority

    Glossary

    … rsee school construction. It reimburses a share of eligible costs and must approve each stage of the project.

  161. About the project · Glossary

    Reimbursement rate

    Glossary

    The share of eligible costs the MSBA pays. State law sets the formula: a base of 31 percentage points, adjusted for community income, property wealth, and poverty, plus incentive points. Medford’s rate is not final.