Grapevine High School will be undergoing construction work for the next two summers.

During the Feb. 23 Grapevine-Colleyville ISD board of trustees meeting, a guaranteed maximum price contract worth nearly $14.43 million was awarded to Lee Lewis Construction.

Chief Operations Officer Paula Barbaroux said there were proposals from 53 subcontractors to cover 26 different areas for the renovations from the 2024 bond program.

The outlook: Barbaroux said the work will be done when school is not in session, during this summer and next summer, with a substantial completion date of Aug. 1, 2027. The 17-month timetable is due to roofing work that needs to be completed.

She said the contract amount came in under budget by about $2.2 million. Barbaroux added a previously-awarded contract of $239,058 for electrical work, which is included in the $14.4 million cost.

The specifics: The work at Grapevine High School is part of Proposition A, approved by 61.3% of voters during the May 2024 election. It was part of a $150 million bond package, according to the school website.

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Water line replacements along Mount Gilead Road in Keller are scheduled to begin Feb. 23.

The details: Mount Gilead will be closed between Robin Drive and Bancroft Road and will be a southbound-only route as new water lines are installed, according to a city news release.

Renovations at local medical facilities are some of the new projects filed recently with the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation.

Here are five of the most expensive permits filed with TDLR for North Texas projects in the past week.

1. Parkhill Junior High and North Junior High at Richardson ISD

2. Alliance Embraer MRO

3. Garage and helipad for Medical City Fort Worth

4. Legacy ER and Urgent Care Frisco West

5. McIntyre Industrial Phase I buildings 1, 2 and 3