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School HVAC committee approves $22,672 change order for Polson electrical work

Madison's School Building HVAC Project Committee approved a $22,672 electrical change order for Polson School due to field modifications.

School HVAC Building Committees - Polson & Hand · Meeting of July 7, 2026

CT MADISON — Madison's School Building HVAC Project Committee approved a $22,672 electrical change order for Polson School due to field modifications. Committee members Emily Rosenthal and Galen Cawley voted unanimously to approve Gilbane ATP-0012 after Ben Whittaker, Director of Construction & Planning, explained that field revisions required to address spatial constraints yielded a cost-effective solution with no additional mechanical costs. The committee also unanimously approved invoices totaling $1,680,516.16 for construction administration, main construction work, and related services.

The Polson HVAC project is progressing on schedule with auditorium work, VRF system installation, penthouse renovation, and gym upgrades advancing toward school year start.

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Source: the School HVAC Building Committees - Polson & Hand meeting of July 7, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

Checked against the official minutes. It was corrected where it differed.

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