Spring ISD is one step closer to beginning work on its $850 million 2022 bond projects after trustees unanimously approved a pool of 20 vendors on Aug. 8.

The setup

A total of 64 firms responded to SISD’s request for proposals for bond projects such as the Spring High School revamp and the $141 million Education, Performance and Instruction Center build.
  • HKS, Inc., an international architecture firm, was selected to work on the education center project.
  • Huckabee & Associates Inc., an education-focused architecture and engineering company, was chosen to redesign Spring High School.
  • Eighteen other firms were approved for other bond projects and related construction services.
SISD leaders previously said they hoped schematics for the Education Performance and Instructional Center and the Spring High School projects would be presented to trustees by November.

In case you missed it

SISD's $850 million bond package was approved by voters during the Nov. 8 election and is made up of three propositions:
  • Proposition A allocates $681 million to fund campus improvements, including rebuilding Spring High School and renovating Westfield High School along with Reynolds and Jenkins elementary schools.
  • Proposition B slates $141 million for the construction of an Education Performance and Instructional Center, which will be used for district events, such as graduation and convocation; academic, athletic and performing arts events; University Interscholastic League competitions; and expos.
  • Proposition C funds $28 million in districtwide technology upgrades, such as replacing teacher laptops, adding laptop charging stations to classrooms, upgrading computer labs, enhancing districtwide cybersecurity and updating the district’s telephone system.
For more information on SISD’s 2022 bond, click here.