PVUSD Board of Education · Wednesday, September 16, 2026, 5:00 PM · Item 10.21 · CONSENT AGENDA

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Artificial turf field at Pajaro Middle School, bought without bidding through state schedule

In plain English

Resolution No. 26-27-04 would authorize buying a new synthetic turf athletic field system for Pajaro Middle School through California Multiple Award Schedules and cooperative agreements rather than advertised bids, and award the contract to The KYA Group. The system includes turf, padding, infill, markings and installation with a minimum 10-year warranty.

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Official wording

Approve Resolution No: 26-27-04 Authorizing the Purchase of Supplies, Equipment, and Services for the Pajaro Middle School Field Improvement Project via Cooperative Agreements and California Multiple Award Schedules, and Approve Award of CMAS Agreement to The KYA Group. Prepared By: Sergio Ambriz, Director of Facilities and Construction The District has identified improving the athletic field at Pajaro Middle School as a priority project to provide students and the community with a safe, durable, year-round athletic facility. As part of the Pajaro Middle School Field Improvement Project, the District proposes procuring and installing a new synthetic/artificial turf athletic field system, including associated turf, underlayment/padding system, infill, liner, field markings, related materials, testing, warranty documentation, and installation services. The proposed system is intended to provide a durable playing surface with an anticipated minimum 10-year manufacturer warranty and to reduce long-term maintenance requirements associated with the existing natural field. The District intends to provide the field turf and track components for the field improvement work through California Multiple Award Schedules (CMAS) and/or cooperative procurement agreements, as applicable. This agenda item and Resolution specifically approve the CMAS agreement with The KYA Group. For the furnishing and installation of the synthetic turf athletic field system at Pajaro Middle School. Under California Public Contract Code sections 20118 and 10299, and Education Code section 17595, the Board of Trustees of a school district may, without advertising for bids, authorize contracts, master agreements, multiple award schedules, cooperative agreements, or other types of agreements established by the Department of General Services for use by school districts for the acquisition of information technology, goods, and services, if the Board has determined it to be in the best interest of the District. Staff reviewed available procurement options and determined that using CMAS Contract No. 4-20-78-0089c with The KYA Group. provides an efficient, competitively established procurement method for acquiring the artificial turf athletic field system and related installation services for the Pajaro Middle School Field Improvement Project. The Superintendent recommends adoption of Resolution No: 26-27-04 Authorizing the Purchase of Supplies, Equipment, and Services for the Pajaro Middle School Field Improvement Project via Cooperative Agreements and California Multiple Award Schedules, approval of the CMAS agreement with The KYA Group, CMAS Contract No. 4-20-0089c, in the amount of $1,019,336.00, and authorization for the Superintendent or designee to execute the agreement and any necessary related documents, subject to District legal and fiscal requirements. Rationale The Pajaro Middle School Field Improvement Project supports student safety, physical education, athletic programs, and community use by providing a durable and improved athletic field surface. Use of the CMAS procurement method allows the District to acquire the specified synthetic turf system and related services through an established public procurement vehicle while supporting project schedule, pricing, and quality-control needs. Adopting the Resolution will document the Board's determination that using the CMAS procurement method and approving the KYA Group agreement are in the District's best interest. Contract Staff recommends approval of a CMAS agreement with The KYA Group, utilizing CMAS Contract No. 4-20-78-0089c, for the furnishing and installation of the artificial turf athletic field system at Pajaro Middle School. The proposed contract includes the following major components:  Artificial turf system and associated materials;  Turf underlayment/padding system;  Drainage liner and related components;  Infill system;  Preparation and installation of the synthetic turf system;  Field markings and associated athletic field components;  Testing, inspection, and quality-control requirements;  Manufacturer's warranty and installation warranty; and  Closeout documentation and maintenance information. Financial Impact CMAS Agreement Amount: $1,019,336.00 Funding Source: Measure M Bond Fund Funds are available and have been budgeted for this project. Supporting Documents  Resolution No: 26-27-04 Authorizing the Purchase of Supplies, Equipment, and Services via Cooperative Agreements and California Multiple Award Schedules  The KYA Group Sales Quote  CMAS Contract No. 4-20-78-0089c and related contract documents, subject to legal review and approval Approve Resolution No: 26-27-04 Authorizing the Purchase of Supplies, Equipment, and Services for the Pajaro Middle School Field Improvement Project via Cooperative Agreements and California Multiple Award Schedules; approve the CMAS agreement with The KYA Group, CMAS Contract No. 4-20-78-0089c, in the amount of $1,019,336.00, for the furnishing and installation of the synthetic turf athletic field system at Pajaro Middle School; and authorize the Superintendent or designee to execute the agreement and any necessary related documents, subject to District legal and fiscal requirements.

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