The most recent MSBA Roundtable meeting was as follows:
- MSBA Joint Roundtable: Wednesday, February 8, 2023 at 9:30 AM – Building Schools and Future Builders
- At the Roundtable, representatives from the Associated General Contractors of Massachusetts (AGC MA) will discuss strategies for formalizing the connection between a school building and building a pipeline of talent coming into the industry. John Ferrante and Marion Jones will lay out the intentional steps that project stakeholders should be taking to ensure that school districts and students recognize the educational value of engaging with local construction projects. A Question & Answer session will follow the presentation.
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Upcoming Meetings
MSBA Commissioning Roundtable on Thursday, September 28, 2023 from 9:30am to 11:00am: "Recommissioning: The Best Bang For Your Buck"
At the Roundtable, Scott Petit, Senior Vice President & National Commissioning Director from WSP, will be offering an insightful presentation on the recommissioning process & the phases by which it is defined: Planning, Investigation, Reporting, & Implementation. This presentation will cover how to evaluate the need for recommissioning services, define the scope & project team involved, and understand the necessary tools and solutions required to keep systems in top condition. Comments, questions, & answers will be addressed during this Commissioning presentation.
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MSBA Joint Roundtable:Thursday, October 19, 2023 at 10:00am- "Decision-making for the next decade: What the new incentive and regulatory environments mean for smart school facility investments"
At the Roundtable, Sara Ross, Co-Founder, UndauntedK12 will facilitate a panel presentation illustrating how new federal funds through the Inflation Reduction Act, paired with newly enriched offerings from Mass Save have substantially reduced the installation costs for modern, clean energy technologies that can help schools reduce operating costs, improve resilience and indoor air quality, and ultimately safeguard student health and learning. Hear how decision-makers are navigating this opportunity in a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape that aims to transform how we heat our buildings.
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