From Vision to Reality
The Warwick High School Projects consist of the phased construction of new Pilgrim High School and Toll Gate High School, including modern academic facilities, career and technical education spaces, performing arts venues, athletic facilities, site and utility improvements, parking and circulation upgrades, environmental mitigation measures, and associated campus infrastructure. The projects are designed to provide safe, sustainable, and flexible learning environments that support 21st-century educational programming while enhancing community use and long-term operational efficiency.
Projects at a Glance
October 2027
Toll Gate Building Completion
54%
Construction Completion
$350M
Project Budget
March 2028
Pilgrim Building Completion
Construction start delayed for environmental mitigation measures
41%
Construction Completion
Project Scope (Included in the $350M)
Two new high school buildings
Interior renovation at the CTC Building
Demolition of existing high school buildings
New parking and circulation improvements
Utility infrastructure upgrades
Site grading and landscaping
Sustainable building features and energy-efficiency measures
New turf multipurpose fields with bleachers, press boxes, and lighting at both schools
New grass multipurpose practice field at Toll Gate
New furniture, equipment, interactive classroom displays, and network infrastructure
Architectural, engineering, and project management fees
Project Alternates
Financial Highlights
Over $1.5M in GMP Allowances returned to Warwick to date
Approximately $1M of Toll Gate CM Contingency forecasted to return to Warwick
Post-GMP net contract growth is tracking below market average
GMP Allowances
Pre-budgeted amounts for known or anticipated scope elements not fully defined at the time of GMP establishment.
Any amounts that are eventually confirmed to be unneeded are returned to Warwick.
CM Contingency
Managed by the CM; covers unforeseen construction costs, coordination issues, and constructability adjustments.
Any amounts that are eventually confirmed to be unneeded are returned to Warwick.