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Centaurus High School 
Centaurus High School 
Centaurus High School
10300 South Boulder Road
Lafayette, Colorado 80026
720.561.7500
http://bvsd.org/schools/centaurus
Original construction date: 1973
Report Updated:  12/27/2011 
Project Details

Principal: Rhonda Haniford

Project Manager (building): Tom Blahak
Project Manager (MUOF/athletics): Joe Gierlach 
 
Architect (building): CSNA Architects
Architect (MUOF/athletics): Davis Partnership 
  
Contractor: Brown Schrephferman
Contractor: Golden Triangle Construction 
 

Original Total Project Budget

 $5,683,991

Original building budget

$4,769,311

Transfer to athletics budget for irrigation

-$182,293

Transfer to athletics budgert for asphalt

-$40,000

Return to surplus

-$325,015

Revised building budget

$4,222,002

Original athletics budget

$914,680

Transfer from building budget for irrigation

+$182,293

Transfer from building budget for asphalt

+$40,000

Supplement from Bond Program reserve to MOUF/Athletic budget for field house/site improvements

+ $400,000

Return to Program Reserve

-$137,695

Revised athletics budget

$1,399,277

Revised Total Project Budget

 $5,621,280

Centaurus High project expenditures to date

Bond Program expenditures to date
 

Design Advisory Team (building):

Staff
Rhonda Haniford, Principal
Paul Roper, Assistant Principal
Nancy Ossorio
Deborah Hammock
Diana Wiant
Dave Platt
Michael Hollenbach

Parents
Dave Slone

Meeting Schedule

2007
May 9
May 18
May 29
September 25
October 17 (final) 

Design Advisory Team (MUOF/athletics):

Staff
Chad Senseney
Ken Ebersole
Paul Roper
Deirdre Pilch
Michele DeBerry
Clarence Richardson
Owen Lunz
Phil Bravo
Mark Sibley
Rhonda Haniford

Contact the DAT:   DAT.Centaurus@BVSD.org

Project Timeline

Scheduled Milestones (building)
uSD (schematic design) due 07/07; Completed 06/07
uDD (design development) drawings due 08/07; Completed 08/07
uCD (construction documents) due 10/07; Completed 11/07
uHard bid scheduled 11/07; Bid opening 12/20/07, under budget
uConstruction scheduled 01/08 - 08/09, adjusted schedule 02/08 - 12/08; Project is substantially complete

u= Design phase
u= Construction bidding
u= Construction phase

Scheduled Milestones (athletic)
Construction scheduled 04/08 - 8/08; Project is complete

Project Status

 

Project status (building):

Project is substantially complete. Contractor is completing punch list items. Select restrooms will be renovated to meet ADA compliance. Restroom renovation work will be complete by the end of March.

Project status (MUOF/Athletics):

Project is complete

Critical issues (building):

None.

Critical issues (MUOF/athletics):

None.

 Budget status (building):

Within budget.

Budget status (MUOF/athletics):

Within increased budget.

Schedule status:

On schedule.

Scope of Work

  Read about the green building practices in this project

Facility Condition Assessment (FCA):  Planned implementation (FCA):
  • HVAC upgrades
  • Improve air circulation at boys & girls locker rooms, increase combustion air at boiler rooms
  • Electrical branch wiring improvements
  • Add surge protection where needed and replace fire alarm devices 
  • Clock, fire alarm, and intercom systems improvements
  • Replace master clock and make improvements to public address system 
  • Interior finishes upgraded (i.e. ceiling tiles, carpet, wall finishes, etc.)
  • Selected Improvements in renovation work plus sound control in commons area 
  • Roof replacement and repairs
  • Selected Improvements in renovation work 
  • Restroom renovations including ADA accessibility where required
  • Selected Improvements in renovation work 
  • Site irrigation system improvements
  •  Under MUOF portion, replace 50% of irrigation system
  • Interior signage program
  •  New interior signage for rooms, alternate 
  • Site paving replacement and repair
  • Site paving replacement and repair in new construction
  • Exterior wall repair
  • Exterior wall repair in new construction
   
 Program Compatibility Assessment (PCA):  Planned implementation (PCA):
  • Provide an applied technology lab facility
  • Add 5400 sf 2-story building, renovate rooms 112,113,114 of DaVinci Program 
  • Provide additional Special Education classrooms and offices
  • Renovate teachers offices, Remodel Multi-Intensive, SIED & SPED classrooms
  • Renovate and expand the art facilities
  • Remodel 5200 sf 2-D & 3-D Art rooms
  • Expand and renovate the administrative and counseling offices 
  • Add 860sf & Remodel 3050 sf at Administration area
   
Multi-Use Outdoor Facilities (MUOF): Planned implementation (MUOF):
  • Provide a home and visiting team field house
  •  Construction Drawings complete.
  • Provide six tennis courts
  • An all weather walk path is going to extend from the parking lot to the tennis courts at the South end of the campus. The existing tennis courts are to be resurfaced and three new courts are to be added adjacent to the existing courts. 
  • Bleacher area improvements to paving and drainage
  • The drainage is to be improved at the Northwest end of the football stadium to reduce ponding in the area. 
  • Resurface the running track
  • The existing running track is to be resurfaced. Bid documents issued. Bids due February 5, 2008.
Information Technology (IT): Planned implementation (IT):
  • Upgrade WAN to provide capacity to support applications with high bandwidth demands
  • Extend WAN to building, upgrade head end equipment. 
  • Upgrade LANs to provide reliable and responsive access to data, research, and information
  • Upgrade existing LAN distribution.
  • Implement VoIP to enhance communications capabilities and reduce cost
  • Install new VoIP telecommunications systems.

 

 

 

 

 

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