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In May 2026 Bond County CUSD #2 made a 19,570.90 down payment to Sunshine Turf for 972 square feet of playpad surfacing, coded to an ECC-related facility account. The June payables also show substantial purchases of playground-related items such as traffic striping paint, grass seed and straw, exterior/interior paint, and miscellaneous site materials coded to facilities and grounds accounts. This combination signals an approved project to improve safety and accessibility of early childhood outdoor play areas, likely funded from capital and O&M lines. The initial contract with Sunshine Turf is already in place, but the scope suggests ongoing or future work, such as additional surfacing phases, ADA upgrades, replacement of aging play structures, and maintenance of installed surfaces. Vendors in playground design, poured-in-place or turf surfacing, and site amenities can position for follow-on phases at other campuses, inspections, and long-term maintenance as the district continues to invest in early learning environments.
In June 2026 Bond County CUSD #2 paid 10,570.00 to Niki Wisniewski for E-rate filing for the FY25 cycle (07/01/25–06/30/26), coded to a Capital Projects technology line. Earlier, the district also paid Skyward Users Group for the 2026-27 district annual fee and Learning Technology Center for a 2026 Summit registration, and moved a copier and made lease payments with Marco Technologies. These entries show that the district uses outside expertise to manage E-rate and is actively maintaining and upgrading core systems such as copiers and Skyward. The E-rate filing fee confirms the district participates in E-rate-funded network and telecom projects, with FY25 filings supporting services into FY26. Vendors providing network infrastructure, Wi-Fi, security, VoIP, and classroom connectivity can leverage this to anticipate upcoming E-rate Form 470s and RFPs, while consulting and managed services firms can position around future filing cycles and compliance support as the district plans its FY27 and FY28 technology roadmap.
Bond County CUSD #2 approved payment to consultant Niki Wisniewski for E-Rate filing services for the FY25 cycle covering 07/01/2025–06/30/2026. The June 24, 2026 board packet lists a $10,570 invoice coded to E-Rate consulting under the Capital Projects fund, indicating a contracted engagement for telecommunications and network funding strategy and compliance. This confirms that the district is actively leveraging E-Rate for network and communications projects and is using a named consultant as incumbent. This matters commercially because follow-on work will include future cycle filings, advising on eligible infrastructure purchases, and possibly helping the district align capital projects (e.g., network, wireless, telecom) with E-Rate reimbursement. Vendors in networking, telecommunications, and related consulting can position to coordinate with or compete against the incumbent on upcoming Category 1/2 projects and future filing cycles.
The June 24, 2026 accounts payable list shows Bond County CUSD #2 continuing a comprehensive pest management program with Arab Termite & Pest Control. In May 2026 the district paid for routine pest control at the high school, ag building, GES, GJHS, Pocahontas, ECC, and PFA sites, along with termite renewal services at both the high school and GES effective July 21, 2026. These are multi-site, recurring services spanning both general pests and structural termite protection. Arab Termite & Pest Control is the current provider, but the use of annual termite renewals and regular monthly services suggests a contract cycle that may be revisited in future fiscal years. Vendors in integrated pest management, termite treatment, and related building protection can track these renewal dates and plan to compete at the next rebid window, or offer complementary services such as monitoring, reporting, or additional environmental health measures during the term.
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Government Agencies in Bond County, Illinois
29 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Tamalco
Town of Shoal Creek
Town of Pleasant Mound
Town of Old Ripley
Town of Mulberry Grove
Town of Mills
Town of Lagrange
Town of Central
Town of Burgess
Town of Balance of Tamalco
Town of Balance of Shoal Creek
Town of Balance of Pleasant Mound
Town of Balance of Old Ripley
Town of Balance of Mulberry Grove
Town of Balance of Central
Town of Balance of Burgess
Sorento Village
Smithboro Village
Pocahontas Village
Pierron Village (pt.)
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