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New schools to cost $5 million less to build
New ATEC Rendering Web
Before the Kershaw County Board of School Trustees voted on guaranteed maximum price contracts for three new elementary schools, Kershaw County School District Director of Operations Billy Smith updated trustees on other construction projects. Smiths presentation included this new rendering of what the Applied Technology Education Campus will look like when its new facility is constructed at the joint Central Carolina Technical College/Kershaw County Economic Development site near I-20 Exit 98. - photo by Provided by the KCSD
Martin L. Cahn
Updated: July 14, 2017, 1 a.m.
It will cost the Kershaw County School District (KCSD) $5 million less to build replacements for Camden, Lugoff and Wateree elementary schools than originally estimated. The Kershaw County Board of School Trustees voted unanimously Tuesday to issue three guaranteed maximum (GMP) price contracts to two firms to build the new schools for a total of approximately $56.49 million. The original estimates put the cost building the three schools at more than $60 million.

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