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Central School Building Committee approves March invoices

The East Bridgewater school construction project advances on budget through spring milestones. The Central School Building Committee unanimously approved March project invoices totaling $726,484.61 for Gilbane, Leftfield, and RDA, with all spending within budget. The project remains on schedule for

Central School Building Committee · Meeting of April 16, 2026

EAST BRIDGEWATER — The East Bridgewater school construction project advances on budget through spring milestones. The Central School Building Committee unanimously approved March project invoices totaling $726,484.61 for Gilbane, Leftfield, and RDA, with all spending within budget. The project remains on schedule for June 2 submission of 60-percent design documents to estimators, July 31 MSBA submission, and October 31 construction documents submission.

The committee identified solar readiness requirements from the Massachusetts School Building Authority; the 160-kilowatt solar specification will be incorporated at reduced cost compared to preliminary design estimates. A community forum is scheduled for May 6.

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Source: the Central School Building Committee meeting of April 16, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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