Clark Construction Company

Scope of work for this 2011 bond program includes:

• New football stadium


• Building and site improvements to the High School, Middle School and three elementary buildings

Clark Construction’s K-12 team provided pre-bond assistance to the Citizens’ Committee and District Administration. We worked to help develop a strategic plan best suited for their community. We assisted with theme development, defining roles and responsibilities and task assignments, event representation and scheduling, attended meetings locally to discuss the upcoming election and what it represented. We also met with area trade contractors to explore local trade contractor participation. In addition, Clark assisted with the design and layout for Greenville’s campaign pieces such as the school newsletter, brochures and pins.

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Renovation and upgrades at 10 separate district buildings; scope of work included:

• District wide replacement and upgrade of existing heating, cooling and ventilation systems


• Multiple chiller installations


• Modification of existing AHU’s and conversion from DX to chilled glycol systems


• Boiler installation and replacement of fin tube and modular type systems


• Conversion of existing BMS to web interface type systems district wide, tied to the main server system


• 30,000 sf addition of new H.S. Administration, cafeteria and food service space while maintaining full occupancy


• Building renovation and enhancements including re-roofing, finish upgrades and building reconfiguration


• Kitchen and food service additions and renovations


• Site Construction focused on traffic control and parking improvements


• Play area improvements


• Video Security and building access system installation and upgrades to comply with homeland security standards

The new Parker High School is part of the Howell Public Schools 2003 Bond Program. Overall, the complex has a total of 305,000 sq. ft. of new construction on a 113-acre site. The high school itself is 219,000 sq. ft. with a capacity for 1,400 students. The athletic portion has an 86,000 sq. ft. fieldhouse, new stadium, athletic fields, and a synthetic turf football field.

The 2003 Bond Referendum for Alma Public Schools provided for renovations and additions to three elementary schools and the construction of a new middle school. The 115,000 sq. ft. Alma Middle School (pictured here) features a rotunda entrance to the classroom wings with clerestory natural lighting, and the school’s logo set into the ceramic tile floor.

To accommodate Fowlerville Community School’s expanding needs, the school district converted the former Jr. High building into the High School and added 150,000 sq. ft. of space. New classrooms, industrial arts areas, auditorium, and a competition gymnasium were added to the building, along with equipment and technology upgrades. In addition, the school grounds received vehicular circulation and athletic improvements.