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Work generally includes but is not limited to the following: Select removal of interior systems, finishes, and components. Installation of systems, finishes and components/devices. Removal of existing safe/vaults. Roof replacement, Parking security re-striping. Select glazing removal and install. Exterior coatings
Aug 21, 2026
Closes
Dec 9, 2026
Seeking bid proposals from academic and/or professional research teams for an "Evaluation Capacity Building" Project.
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Census ID
Government ID for mapping buyers across datasets.
162123
Employee FTE
Full-time equivalent employees.
849.4
Population
Population size to gauge opportunity scale.
209,972
Procurement Hell Score
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62 / 100
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This document consists of three amendments to a Master Price Agreement for Public Safety Cameras between the Public Procurement Authority and Axon Enterprise, Inc. The most recent Third Amendment, effective March 14, 2019, revises the comprehensive price list (Attachment A) for a wide range of Axon products and services, including body cameras, fleet systems, software licenses, warranties, and training. Previous amendments, dated June 7, 2017, and June 11, 2018, also updated pricing, product offerings, and terms, with each new amendment replacing the prior price list. The document primarily details product and service offerings with individual prices and various payment terms.
This Master Price Agreement between the Public Procurement Authority (PPA) and TASER International establishes terms and conditions for PPA and participating agencies to purchase public safety cameras and related products/services. Effective October 28, 2015, the agreement has an initial term of three years with options for up to three one-year extensions. It covers definitions, sales terms, pricing (referencing an external price list), payment, delivery, warranties, indemnification, and provisions for cooperative purchasing by other government agencies, and is not an exclusive agreement.
This Letter of Understanding, signed by Champaign County and GHR Engineers and Associates, Inc., establishes a non-binding framework for future engineering services contracts stemming from RFP #2025-014. It outlines the parties' intent to work together for projects from January 1, 2026, to December 31, 2028, but explicitly states that this letter does not create a contractual relationship or financial obligation. Any actual services or transfer of funds will require separate, binding agreements.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Champaign County
The board discussed a request to authorize a contractor's facility with outdoor storage and outdoor operations as a special use in the AG-1 Agriculture Zoning District. Key topics included the petitioner's operational procedures, including concrete crushing, dust control measures, noise levels, and the storage of construction materials. Neighbors expressed concerns regarding noise, dust, traffic, potential impact on property values, and the overall aesthetic impact of the operations. The board considered these issues in the context of Zoning Ordinance requirements and potential conditions for approval, such as requiring crushing activities to take place inside a building.
The Board addressed several zoning cases, including proposed amendments to the Champaign County Zoning Ordinance and the Storm Water Management and Erosion Control Ordinance, particularly regarding new land disturbance permit requirements. Discussions also covered a request for a zoning map amendment to change a property designation to B-4 General Business to allow for a landscaping contractor facility and multiple principal buildings on a single lot. Furthermore, the Board reviewed a proposal to authorize the expansion of a nonconforming church within an Agriculture Zoning District.
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The Board reviewed a petition for the authorization of two Community PV Solar Farms totaling 4 MW in the AG-1 Agriculture Zoning District. Key discussions involved waivers for municipal boundaries, locations within Contiguous Urban Growth Areas (CUGA), and distances between inverter pads and perimeter fences. The Board evaluated compliance with zoning ordinance requirements, including Best Prime Farmland protection, site drainage, electrical interconnection, decommissioning plans, and the Right to Farm. Additional topics included fire protection, traffic impact, and the necessity of the Special Use Permit in relation to the State's Renewable Portfolio Standard and Future Energy Jobs Act.
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