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John Wallace Middle School project advances with invoices and change orders approved

John Wallace Middle School project advances with construction updates and budget approvals. The Project Building Committee unanimously approved a Meyer Movers invoice for $6,583.50 and eight change orders totaling $38,895.96, moving forward with phase two work. Owner's Project Manager Henry Boers

John Wallace Middle School Project Building Committee · Meeting of February 19, 2026

CT NEWINGTON — John Wallace Middle School project advances with construction updates and budget approvals. The Project Building Committee unanimously approved a Meyer Movers invoice for $6,583.50 and eight change orders totaling $38,895.96, moving forward with phase two work. Owner's Project Manager Henry Boers of CSG reported on-site progress with punch list reviews and an upcoming new wing entrance.

Architect Bob Roach detailed closeout work on wings 3 and 4, including electrical installations and hardware selections, while Newfield Construction's Danielle Couture presented photographic updates showing CMU walls, door frames, and bathroom work, with PCB soil removal beginning this week.

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Source: the John Wallace Middle School Project Building Committee meeting of February 19, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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