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Phases: Feasibility

The Feasibility Phase of the Arlington High School Building Project began in February 2017 and is anticipated to last 16-20 months.  The Feasibility Phase includes the following milestones:

  • Forming the Project Team
  • Hiring an Owner’s Project Manager
  • Selecting a Designer
  • Conducting a Feasibility Study

During the Feasibility Study, the Arlington High School Building Committee and Arlington district/school staff work with the MSBA to document Arlington High School’s educational program, generate an initial space summary, document existing conditions, establish design parameters, develop and evaluate alternatives, and recommend the most cost effective and educationally appropriate preferred solution to the MSBA Board of Directors for their consideration.

During this phase, the Arlington’s Owner’s Project Manager will submit, on behalf of the Arlington District and our designer, a Preliminary Design Program and a Preferred Schematic Report. Approval by the MSBA Board of Directors is required for the project to proceed into Schematic Design.

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