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Loves Park approved a design-build agreement with Ringland-Johnson, Inc. for multiple municipal building projects, including Fire Station #2 addition, Water Department office remodel, City Hall interior improvements, and a filter plant demolition. The contract covers independently funded sub-projects, with Fire Station #2 and Water Department work budgeted at $1,000,000 and $250,000 respectively, targeting substantial completion by January 5, 2027. This establishes Ringland-Johnson as the incumbent for upcoming interior and demolition work, but leaves room for specialty subs, furnishings, and systems vendors.
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$1,250,000Jul 6, 2026Loves Park approved a design-build agreement with Ringland-Johnson Inc. for multiple interior improvement and addition projects at city facilities. Scope includes Fire Station #2 bunkhouse addition and remodel, Water Department office renovation, City Hall restroom and break room upgrades, a partial City Hall police remodel, and filter plant demolition, with a design phase leading to a GMP and substantial completion targeted for January 5, 2027 on the first two sub-projects. This locks in the prime design-builder but opens follow-on needs for furnishings, low-voltage systems, security, specialty equipment, and maintenance.
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$1,250,000Jul 6, 2026At the June 10, 2026 meeting, Council voted to accept Blue Ridge Energy Membership Corporation’s $4.75 million offer for the Bolick Farm Property, with proceeds to help fund construction of the new Public Works Facility. For the June 24 meeting, staff prepared a resolution authorizing the upset bid process as required by N.C.G.S. §160A‑269, using Blue Ridge Energy’s offer as the initial bid and setting terms for potential higher offers. While this is a real property transaction rather than a traditional service contract, it affects the financing plan for the Public Works facility and confirms Blue Ridge Energy as a key landholder and potential infrastructure partner. Vendors can note the timing and amount of the sale as part of Boone’s capital funding landscape, and firms that support municipal land transactions, appraisals, or due diligence may see secondary work during the upset bid and closing process.
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$4,750,000Jun 24, 2026Belvidere opened bids for its 2026 MFT Street Overlay Program and received a low bid of $968888.93 from Rock Road Companies, compared to an engineer’s estimate of $957697. Public Works Director Jordan Keck recommends awarding the contract to Rock Road, subject to IDOT approval, with funding from Motor Fuel Tax (MFT) funds. The memo also recommends reimbursing Belvidere Township $80204 for the overlay of Shaw Road on the county’s MFT contract, indicating coordinated paving efforts. While the prime paving contract is effectively awarded, this program signals active investment in roadway resurfacing for 2026 and identifies Rock Road as the incumbent, which is useful intelligence for materials suppliers, inspection firms, and subcontractors targeting complementary work or future cycles.
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$968,888Jun 22, 2026In the June 10, 2026 regular meeting, Mayor George reiterated that the Town intends to fully finance a new Public Works facility in the upcoming budget year, regardless of outside funding, and referenced funding for Fire Station #4. Mayor Pro‑Tem Carter added that Council wants a capital improvement funding source for Fire Station #1 and the Police Department facility to avoid the deferred maintenance seen at the current Public Works building. These comments, coupled with the discussion that proceeds from the $4.75 million Bolick Property sale would help fund the new Public Works Facility, show that Boone is actively planning large civic buildings and is lining up financing. Architects, engineers, construction managers, and facility technology vendors have a window to position for master planning, design, and preconstruction support before detailed project scopes and solicitations are finalized.
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$4,750,000Jun 24, 2026The City approved the low bid from DPI Construction for the Logan Avenue Water Main Replacement Project in the amount of 389,459.78, funded from the Water Depreciation Account (line item 61-1780). This project will replace existing water main infrastructure along Logan Avenue, indicating a substantial utility capital improvement. With DPI Construction selected, the primary construction work is committed, but the project scale suggests needs for materials, traffic control, restoration, and possibly inspection or engineering support. Vendors in construction supply, utility services, and engineering can view this as a signal of Belvidere’s ongoing water infrastructure program and anticipate follow-on or adjacent projects.
Contract Award
$389,459Jun 1, 2026Belvidere approved the low bid from Curran Contracting for the Phase 3 Sanitary Manhole Adjustment Project in the amount of 245,000.00, funded from Capital Funds. This project indicates ongoing multi-phase work to adjust or rehabilitate sanitary sewer manholes across parts of the city. With Curran Contracting selected, primary construction services are locked in, but the phased nature suggests a larger program that may continue in future years. Vendors in sewer materials, inspection, lining, and engineering can monitor this work for opportunities to support later phases, complementary rehabilitation, or asset management initiatives.
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$245,000Jun 1, 2026The Loves Park Water Superintendent is authorized to hire ComEd to relocate overhead power lines at Well #7, 930 Windsor Road, for $24,395.28 from the Well 7 Capital Project account. ComEd’s June 25, 2026 service acknowledgment shows the scope and cost to adjust facilities for an estimated 322 kW load at the site. This is a small but concrete capital task tied to the broader Well 7 project, indicating ongoing electrical and mechanical work where related suppliers and contractors may still find opportunities.
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$24,395Jul 6, 2026The Loves Park Public Works Committee is set to authorize the Water Superintendent to hire ComEd to relocate an overhead power line at 930 Windsor Road, serving Well #7, for about $24,395. This follows a June 25, 2026 ComEd service agreement and cost proposal tied to the Well 7 capital project account. The decision locks in ComEd as the utility provider but signals ongoing electrical and facility work at the well site where additional contractors, engineering, and equipment vendors may be needed.
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$24,395Jul 6, 2026Loves Park will hire Hotel Appraisers & Advisors, LLC to evaluate a developer’s request to construct a hotel in the McFarland Road Business Development District. The City Attorney is authorized to negotiate a consulting agreement up to $15,000, funded from the district’s business development fund. Hotel, tourism, and economic-development vendors should track this as groundwork for potential incentives, infrastructure needs, and future hotel-related procurements once the study results are in.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Boone County, Illinois
29 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Spring
City857 pop.
Town of Poplar Grove
City5,141 pop.
Town of Manchester
City866 pop.
Town of Leroy
City462 pop.
Town of Flora
City2,992 pop.
Town of Caledonia
City7,210 pop.
Town of Boone
City2,013 pop.
Town of Bonus
City4,364 pop.
Town of Belvidere
City29,297 pop.
Town of Balance of Spring
City857 pop.
Town of Balance of Poplar Grove
City1,743 pop.
Town of Balance of Flora
City971 pop.
Town of Balance of Caledonia
City4,704 pop.
Town of Balance of Boone
City618 pop.
Town of Balance of Bonus
City1,681 pop.
Town of Balance of Belvidere
City6,445 pop.
Timberlane Village (pt.)
City850 pop.
Timberlane Village
City903 pop.
Poplar Grove Village (pt.)
City3,345 pop.
Poplar Grove Village
City5,129 pop.
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