Round Rock City Council will consider an updated design contract for Phase 2 of upgrades to the Public Safety Training Center at its May 8 meeting. The additional design services add $710,965 to the city's contract with Brinkley Wigington Architects.
Some background
Round Rock finished construction of the PSTC in 2018 as part of the 2013 general obligation program. Phase 2 of improvements will add a high-speed driving track and expand classrooms, features that were cut from the first phase.
The enhancement will cost about $25 million, funded by the 2023 general obligation bond program. Original estimates for phase two were about $13 million, General Services Director Chad McDowell said at a May 6 agenda packet briefing.
