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LeaseLeaseback Projects FACT SHEET Hoover HS Athletic Fields ContractorContract Amount Bush Construction, Inc.$2,432,102Board ApprovedSource1/11/2012Measure Hoover High School is a comprehensive Fourier

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1. Review the lease-leaseback agreement and familiarize yourself with the terms and conditions.
2. Obtain the necessary documents such as plans, specifications, and permits for the project.
3. Assess the scope of work and determine the resources and materials required.
4. Prepare a detailed budget and timeline for the lease-leaseback project.
5. Advertise the project for potential contractors and conduct a competitive selection process.
6. Select a qualified contractor based on their experience, expertise, and proposed contract terms.
7. Negotiate the final terms of the lease-leaseback agreement with the chosen contractor.
8. Execute the lease-leaseback agreement and ensure all parties sign the contract.
9. Begin the construction process according to the agreed-upon timeline and project schedule.
10. Monitor the progress of the lease-leaseback project and address any issues or changes as needed.
11. Conduct regular meetings with the contractor to review the project status and resolve any concerns.
12. Complete the construction work and conduct final inspections to ensure compliance with regulations.
13. Obtain all necessary approvals and certifications for the finished lease-leaseback project.
14. Close out the project by making final payments, reviewing warranties, and submitting all required documentation.
15. Conduct a post-project evaluation to assess the success and lessons learned from the lease-leaseback project.

Who needs lease-leaseback projects?

1. Lease-leaseback projects are typically used by public agencies and educational institutions.
2. Government entities such as school districts, cities, counties, and state organizations may utilize lease-leaseback projects.
3. Educational institutions, including K-12 schools, colleges, and universities, often engage in lease-leaseback arrangements.
4. These projects are beneficial for organizations that require construction or renovation work but lack the upfront funding to finance the project.
5. Lease-leaseback projects provide a means for these entities to collaborate with private contractors and leverage their financial resources.
6. Additionally, lease-leaseback projects offer flexibility and allow for innovative construction and design solutions.

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