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The Board accepted a proposal totaling 187661 for renewing the district’s Property/Casualty/Liability, Workers’ Compensation, Cyber Liability, and Blanket Student Accident insurance for fiscal year 2026-2027. The package includes coverage from Illinois Counties Risk Management Trust (ICRMT) for liability, Workers’ Compensation Self-Insurance Trust (WCSIT) for workers’ comp, Beazley for cyber liability, and Gerber Life for student accident coverages. This establishes the current insurance carriers and one-year term, giving vendors insight into the district’s risk partners and renewal timing. Brokers and carriers can use this for competitive positioning at the next renewal, particularly around cyber coverage where districts may seek expanded limits, incident response services, or security posture improvements tied to underwriting requirements.
The Board approved the purchase of Savvas Learning Experience Science curriculum for grades 3-5 at Monroe Elementary with a 3-year license and professional development, and HMH Into Reading K-6 Version 3 with HMH Readers, for a combined cost of 42973.36. The science adoption addresses an outdated curriculum and aims to better align with the Illinois Science Assessment, while the ELA purchase upgrades from HMH Into Reading Version 2 to Version 3. This confirms Savvas and HMH as the chosen curriculum vendors for science (3-5) and ELA (K-6) for at least the next three years at Monroe. Vendors can leverage this intelligence for follow-on professional learning, supplemental resources, intervention tools, assessment support, and future adoptions in other grades or subject areas as the current licenses approach renewal.
The Board approved renewal of the district’s firewall license with Quality Network Solutions for the 2026-2027 school year at a cost of 10115. This indicates the district is maintaining its existing network security solution rather than switching vendors this cycle. For IT security vendors, this is useful incumbent intelligence: Quality Network Solutions currently provides the firewall solution, and the district is on an annual renewal cadence, creating a likely future rebid or upgrade window. Adjacent opportunities may exist around layered security tools, endpoint protection, monitoring, and staff training that integrate with the current firewall environment.
At the June 16, 2026 special meeting, the Melrose Township Board approved a proposal from ServPro to power wash the Township Hall building using a lift for two days, not to exceed 2200. The supervisor noted that ServPro is licensed and insured and that two bids were received, with a request that future proposals be shared with trustees by email to document adherence to policy. This decision finalizes the vendor for this cleaning job, but also highlights the township’s interest in setting up a more regular exterior maintenance routine. Vendors offering ongoing building maintenance, inspections, or future exterior repairs may find follow‑on opportunities as the township formalizes a maintenance schedule and bidding process.
Melrose Township approved a proposal from Hot Shots, not to exceed 500, to clean plugged floor drains in the men’s and women’s park bathhouse restrooms and trace where the gray water drain line goes. The board noted the bid expires soon and emphasized the need to contact the vendor promptly to either extend the bid or schedule the work. This award addresses an immediate maintenance issue in park facilities and underscores the township’s need for responsive plumbing and utility support, especially tied to seasonal water operations. Vendors offering park facility maintenance, plumbing, and sewer services may see future work as the township gathers more information on drain routing and ongoing upkeep demands.
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Government Agencies in Clark County, Illinois
29 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Westfield Village
Town of York
Town of Westfield
Town of Wabash
Town of Parker
Town of Orange
Town of Melrose
Town of Martinsville
Town of Marshall
Town of Johnson
Town of Douglas
Town of Dolson
Town of Darwin
Town of Casey
Town of Balance of Westfield
Town of Balance of Wabash
Town of Balance of Martinsville
Town of Balance of Marshall
Town of Balance of Douglas
Town of Balance of Casey
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