Mchenry County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Mchenry County
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Fox River Grove is finalizing a redevelopment agreement with FRG Partners LLC for Block B, a 5‑story mixed‑use building with about 97 units and 6,000 sq ft of commercial space, using TIF #3 and conduit bond financing. The RDA spells out public improvements, utility work, construction escrow, bond trustee, and extensive third‑party services plus restaurant‑ready retail build‑outs. This is early-stage implementation planning and will drive needs for design, construction, civil, MEP, IT/low-voltage, retail tenant improvements, and ongoing property services as the project moves from paper to construction.
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$1,250,000Jul 7, 2026The Board is approving the purchase of playground equipment and construction services from Landscape Structures, Inc. for Saddle Oaks Park in the amount of $192,087 through the Sourcewell Parks, Recreation & Athletics Contract 101625-LSI. Alongside this, the Board is setting a total construction budget of $223,000 to cover a 10% construction contingency and $11,500 in owner FF&E expenses for the full playground replacement project. This follows public input on two layout options in October 2025 and completion of design development in spring 2026. The project will use a cooperative purchase/construction delivery method that other park districts have used for cost and schedule efficiencies, and legal counsel has confirmed the method. Construction is scheduled to start in September 2026 with substantial completion by December 1, 2026, allowing full summer use while equipment is fabricated. Although the primary vendor for play equipment and construction has been selected, this is a sizable capital project that can drive follow-on needs for site furnishings, surfacing, shade, inspections, maintenance, and future park renovations, as well as signal the District’s preferred vendors and timelines for upcoming playground replacements at Foxford Hills and Cambria parks.
Contract Award
$223,000Jun 25, 2026The Village plans a 2026 roadway resurfacing program under its multi‑year CIP and will hire HR Green for construction engineering and inspection. The agreement is for up to $86,094 plus a 10% contingency, with HR Green handling on‑site inspection, QA/QC, shop drawings, and resident/business coordination. This confirms HR Green as incumbent for road program engineering; civil, materials testing, traffic control, and construction support vendors can target sub or future phases.
Contract Award
$94,703Jul 7, 2026On June 2, 2026 the Board approved a resolution authorizing the Village Administrator to execute a purchase agreement for a Peterbilt 548 plow truck from JX Truck Center in Bolingbrook, IL. The total purchase amount is not to exceed 147544.46, expanding or refreshing the Village’s heavy snow and ice control fleet. The vendor and unit have been selected, so the primary equipment procurement decision is complete. This gives fleet, upfitting, telematics, and maintenance vendors clear insight into Cary’s current plow fleet composition and a timeline for potential add‑ons such as spreader controls, AVL/GPS tracking, diagnostics, or long‑term service contracts around the new truck.
Contract Award
$147,544Jun 2, 2026The Board authorized the Village Administrator on June 2, 2026 to execute an agreement with Garland/DBS, Inc. for the roof replacement at Well #13 using joint purchasing cooperatives MICPA and OMNIA Partners. The base contract amount is 114587 with a 10 percent contingency, bringing the total project budget to 126045.70 for this water infrastructure facility improvement. With Garland/DBS selected through cooperative purchasing, the primary construction work is decided, but implementation and potential related projects (such as additional facility roofing or building envelope upgrades) are likely upcoming. Vendors in roofing, coatings, building systems, or facility asset management can use this as a signal that Cary is actively investing in utility facility capital maintenance and may pursue similar projects at other wells or municipal structures.
Contract Award
$126,046Jun 2, 2026The Cary Park District Board is set to approve purchasing a 2027 Chevrolet Equinox AWD RS for $39,742.94 via the Sourcewell Cooperative Contract 081325-HLZ from Holz Chevrolet of Hales Corners, WI. This vehicle will replace a 2020 Chevrolet Traverse 4WD as the Executive Director’s primary vehicle, and the Traverse will be retained in the fleet and reassigned to Recreation and Administrative staff. The replacement was pre-planned in the FY2026-27 Capital Equipment Replacement Fund schedule with $43,694 budgeted, so funding is in place and the vendor has already been identified through the cooperative contract. This is a decided purchase, but it signals the District’s ongoing use of Sourcewell and its active fleet replacement program, which may create future opportunities for vehicle, upfitting, telematics, and fleet-management vendors to position themselves for the next replacement cycle.
Contract Award
$39,743Jun 25, 2026The Cary Park District Board is scheduled on June 25, 2026 to approve the purchase of a 2027 Chevrolet Equinox AWD RS through the Sourcewell cooperative contract 081325-HLZ from Holz Chevrolet of Hales Corners, WI. The vehicle purchase amount is listed as 39742.94, indicating a decided procurement method and vendor selection via a cooperative contract. This is a completed purchasing decision rather than an open bid, but it reveals the district’s practice of using Sourcewell contracts for fleet needs and its relationship with Holz Chevrolet. Vendors can use this as intelligence on the district’s vehicle replacement cycle, cooperative purchasing preferences, and potential future needs for additional vehicles, upfitting, maintenance, or related equipment and services.
Contract Award
$39,742Jun 25, 2026During the May 27, 2026 meeting, the district approved purchasing a replacement set of extrication equipment for Engine 142 to replace the current Hurst Jaws of Life EDraulic tools. The board authorized acquisition of Hurst extrication equipment at a cost not to exceed 38105, indicating a decision to continue with the Hurst platform. This points to an active lifecycle replacement program for hydraulic/edraulic rescue tools on specific apparatus. Vendors in extrication technology, tool maintenance, and complementary rescue systems can leverage this as incumbent intelligence, focusing on follow-on service, accessories, battery/tool standardization, and future engine or tool replacements.
Contract Award
$38,105Jun 24, 2026On June 2, 2026, the Village of Cary Board approved a one‑year contract for the 2026 Pavement Patching Program through the McHenry County Municipal Partnering Initiative with Chicagoland Paving Contractors, Inc. of Lake Zurich, IL. The agreement authorizes work in an amount not to exceed 44000, indicating targeted roadway maintenance rather than a full resurfacing program. This award confirms Chicagoland Paving as the incumbent for patching work in 2026 under the regional partnering framework. Vendors in paving, materials supply, traffic control, or pavement management can view this as incumbent intelligence and a potential entry point for subcontracting, materials sales, or positioning for future years’ street programs as the Village continues recurring pavement work.
Contract Award
$44,000Jun 2, 2026The Board approved a contract for the 2026 Pavement Rejuvenation Program through the McHenry County Municipal Partnering Initiative and authorized a one‑year contract extension with Corrective Asphalt Materials, LLC of Sugar Grove, IL. The extension is for an amount not to exceed 28000, indicating a targeted surface treatment program on selected Village streets. Corrective Asphalt Materials is confirmed as the incumbent rejuvenation provider for 2026, with work proceeding under a partnering initiative framework. This presents intelligence for competing surface treatment vendors and related service providers, who can target future contract cycles, offer complementary inspection or asset management services, or position themselves for other pavement preservation work that builds on the 2026 program results.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Mchenry County, Illinois
82 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
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