Center Joint Unified School District, Sacramento County

2000 - Current

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CPM was originally selected as project manager and Owner’s Representative for the $35 million Wilson C. Riles Junior High School. In this role, CPM developed and coordinated the CM At-Risk project-delivery selection process, assisted with the bid-award-start phase of the project, budget tracking and ongoing Owner representation through the duration of the project. CPM began the design phase management, including the architect selection process, for four (4) modernization projects and their new Rex Fortune Elementary School. 

CPM assisted Center USD with a District-Wide wireless access point infrastructure project, and managed the design process for a fully digital TV Studio and Performing Arts audio-visual project. This hugely successful project was well received by the District and community at large. 

CPM’s quick-strike project team has implemented over $1million of “beautification” type projects for the District over the summer.   Paralleling these upgrades are complete Prop 39 California Energy Commission lighting upgrade projects on eight (8) campuses.  Duties include consultant selection, budget development and tracking and oversight of project management responsibilities. Responsibilities include development and implementation of a CM at risk construction delivery method for the middle school project, including the RFQ, guide the District’s selection process, draft contract agreement and function as owner’s representative. Additional duties include establishing bid-award-start schedules for all of the District’s capital outlay projects, setting up a labor compliance program (LCP) and maintaining construction administration functions.  

Projects include:  HVAC Upgrades at two (2) elementary schools, a Senior Plaza Upgrade project at Center High School, along with a new campus-wide VoIP Phone System/Digital Intercom Clock Bell System, and a complete Fiber Backbone Infrastructure project. CPM is currently working on the construction of the new Rex Fortune Elementary School.

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