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A commission staff member stated there were no requests for public comment and moved the consent agenda for approval; another member seconded. The roll call recorded \"aye\" votes from Lieutenant Governor McNally, Secretary Hargett, Commissioner Bryson and Treasurer Lillard; the chair announced the consent items were approved and \"deemed approved.\"

The Office of the State Architect reported a set of routine administrative items. The quarterly report included 13 change orders, two acquisitions of land in fee, one revision in source of funding for a land acquisition, one disposal easement and one designer additional service request. The commission recorded receipt of those reports; no substantive discussion or public comment was reported on the items.

The commission also approved the minutes of its May 8, 2025 meeting by unanimous voice/roll call. The meeting concluded with a brief acknowledgement of former state representative and current Cleveland mayor Kevin Brooks, who attended as an observer.

These approvals were procedural; specific project budgets and contract approvals that may be part of consent items will be reflected in separate agenda documents when applicable.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Tennessee Joint Committee - State Building Commission - Jun 12, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The commission approved consent agenda items 1–14, approved minutes of its May 8, 2025 meeting and received a quarterly report from the Office of the State Architect listing change orders, land transactions and a designer additional service request.","taxTitle","State Building, Joint, Committees, Legislative, Tennessee","taxId",79839,"location","Tennessee","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":77,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":78,"_41":79,"_43":80,"_45":81,"_47":82,"_49":83,"_51":84,"_53":85,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":86,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":87,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6540950,"Commission approves renovation of 220 French Landing to consolidate Department of Children's Services leases",106,1393000,1499000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3791716-2714c51f92b950ad5de9bd2825f1032d&start=1393&end=1499","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3791716-2714c51f92b950ad5de9bd2825f1032d/thumbnail_1393000.jpg","/articles/6540950/Tennessee/Commission-approves-renovation-of-220-French-Landing-to-consolidate-Department-of-Childrens-Services-leases","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6540950-79ce2b71e77f85f2706ab7db17229f1d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771065931&Signature=f3cwMU0T7YQ~hNDpVanvijxajn~-qhM9SO7Ty~vVhxvj9On2YZTboyCEbBj~k3qCjVQq2-TlnbeTQRwRZlslkE8x6JFwFlgP1gt9Ij0CrUky3p17DWeEj5Pb5mKBJCHEgofj~Ml9sqABBgFKZYhrld3jDa0cL6bqaVXa32D-oDM5~nTsZ19TYIrg3QBgVWSgtv9E8FjB7RlibYcvyETZI5MDM4o8MA01qo4whn8vwWpEdkKlipRci8mdAfNXZqG1GoTXR1Pr6xI7NCuJUUSkvdwuEk4fmWqDOlHHI~on5VF5m4wifJeIT0B36hVUwmZvUrneHRTKQ5IhI6IHIjz-ww__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The State Building Commission voted unanimously to approve a renovation of the State Building at 220 French Landing to allow relocation of the Department of Children's Services from leased offices.

Deputy Commissioner John Hall of the Department of General Services presented the proposal, saying 220 French Landing \"has been the main headquarters for the Department of Labor and Workforce Development for many years.\" Hall said the Department of Labor has implemented alternative workplace solutions and significantly reduced its space needs, creating usable space in the building.

The department requested approval to use Facilities Revolving Fund (FERF) reserves to renovate the building. Hall said the project will take about three years to complete and will permit the Department of Children's Services to move out of leases at the UBS building on Dedrick Street in downtown Nashville and the 200 Athens Way lease in Metro Center. Hall said that relocation will save approximately $3,900,000 a year in lease payments once the moves are completed.

Commissioners moved and seconded the item and recorded unanimous approval. The roll call recorded \"aye\" votes from Lieutenant Governor McNally, Secretary Hargett, Commissioner Bryson and Treasurer Lillard. The commission's minutes state the item was \"deemed approved.\"

The commission approved the use of FERF reserves for the renovation but did not, at this meeting, provide a line‑item construction budget or authorizations for specific contracts; those steps will come later as project documents and budgets are presented for commission approval.","The State Building Commission approved using Facilities Revolving Fund reserves to renovate 220 French Landing so the Department of Children's Services can relocate from leased space, a move the Department of General Services says will save about $3.9 million a year in lease payments when completed.",{"_33":89,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":90,"_41":91,"_43":92,"_45":93,"_47":94,"_49":95,"_51":96,"_53":97,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":98,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":99,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":72,"_73":74,"_75":74},6540954,"State Building Commission approves TDOT use of energy‑savings performance contracting",396,1003000,1399000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3791716-2714c51f92b950ad5de9bd2825f1032d&start=1003&end=1399","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3791716-2714c51f92b950ad5de9bd2825f1032d/thumbnail_1003000.jpg","/articles/6540954/Tennessee/State-Building-Commission-approves-TDOT-use-of-energysavings-performance-contracting","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6540954-275bde78ac9bc8079f5a0b7419ee1e02/orig.mp4?Expires=1771065931&Signature=KUbhF1LhH8YAtkUFOw362pXQX8Xlw32VWt74hmbV5hzpRdXUcrIS5XGHT0Xmw8QGl~vm7qHmtN9TW6LkarcoAfHYylWJJpfvnAE-FYV5e-wHXGOCqJby-GcMyoqHNq8kl3c2ocgBfgz~KLGm~We2ySr8zlKcKtcFxc65gAqiCYNOzvTw-b7QGrZIMaQGfUeTc8EC5aPR2CQgyFaB5HrmP6yRQris5BAS878NTSxtA4KXmNeFm8y2NK832WBfRwPRHZ5SIJhwFQWDUjzeQCbfPeB4Mortk3C0-SQ5Gsf65VnY~3uISTYuCxzsR793EyFRxx4SNMe8QJKfNTs0DD8pwg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The State Building Commission on June at its monthly meeting unanimously approved a request from the Tennessee Department of Transportation to allow use of an energy savings performance contracting delivery method.

The request, presented by Commissioner Butch Ealy of the Tennessee Department of Transportation, asked the commission to approve the delivery method now being considered by the department. \"We would very much appreciate the approval of this project utilizing the energy savings performance contracting, delivery method that we have been discussing for some time,\" Ealy said during the meeting.

Why it matters: TDOT said the delivery method would provide another \"tool in the toolbox\" to speed delivery of projects by harnessing private‑sector investment, which the department said can help carry out work sooner than would be possible awaiting future appropriations. Ealy pointed to prior emergency responses in which rapid private‑sector action aided recovery efforts and argued the approach could produce savings when projects performed now avoid higher future costs.

Details from the meeting: Ealy told commissioners the commission and departments have discussed ways to shorten project delivery over the past several years and described the energy savings performance contracting approach as one additional option. Justin Underwood, TDOT director of asset management, was present to answer technical questions, and representatives from the Department of General Services were available to address implementation details.

The commission recorded a unanimous vote in favor. The roll call recorded \"aye\" votes from Lieutenant Governor McNally, Secretary Hargett, Commissioner Bryson and Treasurer Lillard; Governor Lee, Speaker Sexton and Comptroller Mumpower were absent and Treasurer Lillard participated electronically under the applicable statute on electronic participation.

The commission did not specify a dollar amount associated with this approval at the meeting and did not approve any individual construction contract; the action authorized use of the stated delivery method for eligible projects brought before the commission in the future.

The meeting opened with a note that Tennessee Code Annotated provisions governing electronic participation and quorums applied to this session; the commission recorded which members were present in person and which participated remotely.","The State Building Commission unanimously approved the Tennessee Department of Transportation’s request to use an energy savings performance contracting delivery method, a move TDOT said will add a procurement tool intended to speed project delivery using private investment.","actionData","errors"]

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State Building Commission approves consent agenda, minutes and receives Office of the State Architect report

Commission approves renovation of 220 French Landing to consolidate Department of Children's Services leases

State Building Commission approves TDOT use of energy‑savings performance contracting