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ELECTRICAL UPGRADES

Summer 2014 electrical upgrades took place and were completed at three sites: Alamo Elementary School, Walt Disney Elementary School, and California High School. The scope included selective replacement of electrical switchboards and panels to meet code, minimize the risk of down time, and to mitigate the problem of obsolete parts. The work was completed summer 2014 and was under budget.
Start Date: June 2014
Completion Date: August 2014
Architect: Summit Engineering
Contractor: F.E. Controls
Estimated Cost: $341,355
Project Manager:
Ernesto Ramirez: eramirez@srvusd.net