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City of Highland Park
Construction Manager at Risk
Posted Date
Jan 12, 2026
Due Date
Jun 5, 2026
Release: Jan 12, 2026
City of Highland Park
Close: Jun 5, 2026
Construction Manager at Risk
City of Highland Park
Data management service to oversee the City’s Cross Connection Control (CCC) program. The primary responsibility of the data management service will be to track the annual testing of all backflow prevention devices connected to the City’s water distribution system. To accomplish this, the data management service will send annual testing reminders, receive and record backflow prevention device test reports, and coordinate follow-up actions with the City as needed to ensure compliance with local and state regulations. The initial contract term will expire on December 31, 2027 with four 1-year renewal options.
Posted Date
Jan 12, 2026
Due Date
May 11, 2026
Release: Jan 12, 2026
City of Highland Park
Close: May 11, 2026
Data management service to oversee the City’s Cross Connection Control (CCC) program. The primary responsibility of the data management service will be to track the annual testing of all backflow prevention devices connected to the City’s water distribution system. To accomplish this, the data management service will send annual testing reminders, receive and record backflow prevention device test reports, and coordinate follow-up actions with the City as needed to ensure compliance with local and state regulations. The initial contract term will expire on December 31, 2027 with four 1-year renewal options.
City of Highland Park
Work includes approx. 2,600 FT of Reseal all joints along perimeter and between beams; 1,200 FT of epoxy injection of longitudinal cracks in tops of double T-beams; 250 FT of full depth crack repairs (carbon fiber reinforced polymer rods and epoxy injection); 21,000 SF of deck coating system; 100 SF of structural repair of concrete - column and top of deck repairs.
Posted Date
Apr 27, 2026
Due Date
May 14, 2026
Release: Apr 27, 2026
City of Highland Park
Close: May 14, 2026
Work includes approx. 2,600 FT of Reseal all joints along perimeter and between beams; 1,200 FT of epoxy injection of longitudinal cracks in tops of double T-beams; 250 FT of full depth crack repairs (carbon fiber reinforced polymer rods and epoxy injection); 21,000 SF of deck coating system; 100 SF of structural repair of concrete - column and top of deck repairs.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If your solution is proprietary or continuity-critical, partner with the champion department to seek a waiver of competitive bidding and City Council approval.
Coops: If they’re open to coops later, mention UPP state master contracts, Sourcewell, OMNIA Partners, or HGACBuy.
City of Highland Park occasionally uses sole source for specialized needs. Position your product as proprietary, essential for continuity of service, or a unique public works solution.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Highland Park
The City Council meeting addressed multiple administrative and community-focused proclamations and resolutions. Key discussion topics included the designation of June as Pride Month, Immigrant Heritage Month, and National Cancer Survivor Month. Additionally, the Council discussed gun violence prevention initiatives, including support for the Responsibility and Firearm Legislation Act and National Gun Violence Awareness Month, as well as the importance of water safety ahead of summer recreational activities.
The committee discussed planning and options for the redevelopment and renovation of the city's public services center and fire station 34. This included a needs assessment for the departments involved, an overview of site constraints including flood hazards, and a presentation of architectural concepts for potential site layouts. Financial considerations such as debt issuance, capital plan alignment, and bond ratings were also discussed as part of the project framework.
The Commission discussed several project amendments including a proposal to amend the height, signage, and phasing plan for the residential development at 1660 and 1700 Old Deerfield Road. Key topics included the reduction of building heights, the modification of temporary marketing signage, the creation of new lot lines on the plat, and the conversion of affordable units to three-bedroom layouts to improve inclusionary housing compliance. Additionally, staff recommended expanding the landscape buffer in coordination with the adjacent restaurant property and addressed inquiries regarding the removal of a pedestrian crossing and the requirements for a future traffic study.
The City Council meeting focused on the issuance of two proclamations: one designating May as National Historic Preservation Month and another recognizing the city as a monarch butterfly way station. Additionally, the Council presented historic preservation awards to the owners of 818 Hill Street and to the Northshore School District 112 for the rehabilitation of Ravinia Elementary School. Updates were also provided regarding Asian American Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, along with reports from liaisons regarding the Human Relations Advisory Group and the Historic Preservation Commission.
This document outlines the strategic direction and goals for the Department of Fire for the period of 2026-2028.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
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