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Boone County
Seeking a contractor to replace the cooling system that serves the jail. Contractor shall disconnect, remove, and properly dispose of existing cooling system, which consists of two (2) 60-ton trane rauc air-cooled condensers and trane two-piece dx coils, including all components and all related accessories. The existing cooling system will be replaced with a chiller or equivalent cooling solution along with the coils and all necessary components to complete respective contractor's scope. The contractor shall ensure that the existing support structure is load worthy for equipment being proposed or offer alternative solution for location of replacement equipment.
Posted Date
Mar 30, 2026
Due Date
Apr 24, 2026
Release: Mar 30, 2026
Boone County
Close: Apr 24, 2026
Seeking a contractor to replace the cooling system that serves the jail. Contractor shall disconnect, remove, and properly dispose of existing cooling system, which consists of two (2) 60-ton trane rauc air-cooled condensers and trane two-piece dx coils, including all components and all related accessories. The existing cooling system will be replaced with a chiller or equivalent cooling solution along with the coils and all necessary components to complete respective contractor's scope. The contractor shall ensure that the existing support structure is load worthy for equipment being proposed or offer alternative solution for location of replacement equipment.
Boone County
Work includes 14,000 CY of Excavation; 19,500 CY of Embankment; 3,250 CY of Ca06 aggregate shoulder; 1,860 LF of 15" RCP Culvert; 1,420 LF of 18" RCP culvert; 840 FT of 24" RCP Culvert; 280 LF of 36" RCP Culvert; topsoil & seed special 270,000 SY, traffic control 1 l. Sum; and related appurtenances.
Posted Date
Mar 19, 2026
Due Date
Mar 30, 2026
Release: Mar 19, 2026
Boone County
Close: Mar 30, 2026
Work includes 14,000 CY of Excavation; 19,500 CY of Embankment; 3,250 CY of Ca06 aggregate shoulder; 1,860 LF of 15" RCP Culvert; 1,420 LF of 18" RCP culvert; 840 FT of 24" RCP Culvert; 280 LF of 36" RCP Culvert; topsoil & seed special 270,000 SY, traffic control 1 l. Sum; and related appurtenances.
Boone County
Seeking for professional consulting services for a USEPA grant.
Posted Date
Jan 28, 2026
Due Date
Mar 3, 2026
Release: Jan 28, 2026
Boone County
Close: Mar 3, 2026
Seeking for professional consulting services for a USEPA grant.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: Not advised here; pivot to coops.
Coops: Lead with a cooperative contract (e.g., Sourcewell, OMNIA/NCPA, HGAC-Buy). Confirm eligibility with Procurement and loop in the department head to fast-track.
Boone County, IL shows little to no use of sole-source awards. No specific sole-source threshold is provided.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Boone County
The committee meeting covered a range of updates and administrative actions. Key topics included progress reports on ongoing county building projects such as the courthouse, administrative campus renovations, and the transition of departments. The meeting also addressed financial matters, including the commencement of the 2027 budget planning process, the transition to a new health insurance plan, and the appointment of election judges. Change orders were approved for courthouse projects, and discussions were held regarding procurement for landfill groundwater monitoring and the installation of commercial carpet.
The board meeting addressed various administrative and operational topics, including board appointments to several district boards and committees. Public comments focused on farmland protection, concerns regarding the Unified Development Ordinance, and requests for the board to reclaim local decision-making authority for solar and wind projects following recent appellate court rulings. The board approved a general consent agenda featuring inter-fund transfers and monetary donations to the animal services department. Furthermore, the meeting included updates on economic development projects, infrastructure expansions for local businesses, and a presentation on the results of the annual audit, which resulted in a clean audit opinion.
The meeting included discussions on the unified development ordinance, specifically regarding livestock facilities and agricultural setbacks. Department reports were provided, including updates on staffing, budget status, and recent emergency service calls by the Sheriff's Department. The County Clerk presented updates on tax computations, land record indexing, election judge certification, and the Boone County yearbook. The Health Department discussed fiscal year-end grant paperwork, environmental programs, food vendor preparation for the fair, and the annual farmers market and wellness fair.
The meeting included a public comment session regarding livestock management facility setbacks and buffer zones within the draft Unified Development Ordinance (UDO). Administrative updates were provided, including an audit presentation scheduled for the upcoming county board meeting and a review of fiscal year budget tracking, specifically noting lower interest earnings and concerns over overtime expenditures. The committee approved a motion for a 60-month lease for a copier machine and held a discussion on the transition to the new Unified Development Ordinance, focusing on the proposed removal and replacement of existing zoning and subdivision regulations.
The board meeting addressed several administrative and community items. Key topics included the appointment of a new member to the Garden Ferry Light District, the proclamation of Economic Development Week, and the designation of May as ALS Awareness Month. Public comments were heard regarding strong opposition to a proposed industrial solar generation project on Cemetery Road, citing concerns over prime farmland preservation and the impact on local community welfare. The board also handled various consent items and received reports from community agencies.
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