Breaking: PGC Council Member At-Large Mel Franklin Details MBE/PLA Concerns For $2 Billion School Construction Project

Says PGC Council Member At-Large Mel Franklin via a letter to the PGCPS Board of Education and Superintendent House:

Dear Board of Education and Superintendent House,

Please see my attached letter of concerns about County-based minority business opportunities being placed in jeopardy, among other matters, in the PGCPS Blueprint Phase II construction project.

Click here to read PGC Council Member At-Large Mel Franklin letter regarding his MBE concerns if a PLA is utilized on the Blueprint Phase II construction project

Click here to read the memo from PGCPS CEO of Schools to the school board members regarding his concern for the use of PLA on the P3 Project and how it would impact MBEs

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Click here to read the letter of concern from PGC Minority Businesses regarding proposed PLA legislation that was submitted to PGC Executive Angela Alsobrooks, PG County Council and PGC Superintendent of Schools Millard House