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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) - Renewable Futures: Junior High School and Workforce Development Center the Purpose of This Project Is to Design and Construct a New Guymon Junior High School in Guymon, Oklahoma, That Meets School District and Community Expectations and Objectives; Provides Educational Programming to Prepare Students for Green-sector Careers; Uses Environmentally Friendly Design and Construction Processes to Provide Economic Benefits to the Community; and Serves as a Catalyst for Continued Growth and Development in Guymon. the Objectives of This Project Are to Ensure That the School District Is Adequately Prepared to Begin the Renewable Futures Project; Ensure That the School Building Design Process Is Complete; Complete All Required Construction Activities to Successfully Open and Operate the School Site; and to Ensure That Community and Student Programming, as Well as Construction, Design, and Economic Outcomes, Meet Community Needs and Objectives.
Committed
$50.0 Million
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