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Active opportunities open for bidding
City of Peru
Work includes : 6,422 SY hma surface removal; 641 TON hma binder; 641 TON hma surface; 1,210 SY hma base course widening; 46 TON incidental hma and various other related items.
Posted Date
Jul 2, 2026
Due Date
Jul 17, 2026
Release: Jul 2, 2026
City of Peru
Close: Jul 17, 2026
Work includes : 6,422 SY hma surface removal; 641 TON hma binder; 641 TON hma surface; 1,210 SY hma base course widening; 46 TON incidental hma and various other related items.
City of Peru
Resurfacing of roadways and reconstruction of sidewalks and curbs in the various City Wards, including 11,445 SY HMA surface removal, 1,085 TON HMA surface replacement, 2,905 LF concrete curb gutter removal and replacement, 3,720 SF PCC sidewalk, 329 SY PCC driveway removal and replacement, and various other related items.
Posted Date
Jun 27, 2026
Due Date
Jul 10, 2026
Release: Jun 27, 2026
City of Peru
Close: Jul 10, 2026
Resurfacing of roadways and reconstruction of sidewalks and curbs in the various City Wards, including 11,445 SY HMA surface removal, 1,085 TON HMA surface replacement, 2,905 LF concrete curb gutter removal and replacement, 3,720 SF PCC sidewalk, 329 SY PCC driveway removal and replacement, and various other related items.
City of Peru
Breaker replacement installation.
Posted Date
May 22, 2026
Due Date
Jun 30, 2026
Release: May 22, 2026
City of Peru
Close: Jun 30, 2026
Breaker replacement installation.
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Procurement guidance and navigation tips.
Lower scores indicate easier procurement processes. Created by Starbridge.
Sole Source: If sale is less than $20,000, use sole source.
Coops: Frequently procures through Sourcewell and NASPO ValuePoint; you can gain access through the Starbridge reseller & contract-vehicle platform — reach out to your Starbridge contact to pursue onboarding.
City of Peru, IL shows rigid adherence to competitive bidding with no evidence of sole source awards over $20,000.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Peru
The council received a presentation from District 20 Little League Baseball regarding their regional tournament and donation requests. Key administrative actions included the review of the second quarter building permits report and a request for the provision of adjudication hearing resolution sheets to council members. Financial matters were addressed, including the payment of outstanding bills. The council authorized several projects, including the pouring of columbarium foundations, the purchase of a new tractor, and repairs to the Centennial Park bathroom facilities. Additionally, a bid was awarded for the street maintenance program, and the council discussed the city's response to recent flooding on 10th Street, emphasizing the need for improved transparency and communication with residents.
The council approved various financial and infrastructure items, including the payment of bills, boiler and machinery insurance coverage, the purchase of cemetery niches, and a change order for landfill well monitoring. Additionally, the meeting covered an interceptor sewer cleaning project, engineering services for storm sewer improvements, the refurbishment of a hydro plant gearbox, and adjustments for spare bearing costs. The council also confirmed the appointment of assistant administrative hearing officers, authorized a power purchase agreement with the Illinois Municipal Electric Agency, approved a labor position, and reviewed various property zoning and variance requests along with a community event request.
The Council discussed various financial and administrative matters, including the approval of disbursements, procurement of fireworks for a summer event, and the purchase of maintenance equipment for the park department. Additionally, the Council authorized requests for proposals regarding development projects and addressed infrastructure needs, such as the purchase of fiber optic cable, a SCADA HMI platform audit, and gearbox repair parts. The meeting also included reports on community events, an interconnection agreement for renewable energy facilities, and a temporary noise issue related to a chiller unit at a hospital facility.
The council reviewed and approved various financial disbursements and committee reports, including the hiring of a part-time patrol officer and the acceptance of a donation to the fire department. Significant discussions included the approval of upgrades and repairs for hydro unit number three, a power transformer repair, modifications to the Plank Road fuel building, and repairs to a three-ton snow plow. Additionally, the council addressed planning and zoning petitions, including an ordinance for annexation and zoning, variances for specific properties, and amendments to mobile food vendor regulations. Finally, permission was granted for a neighborhood block party and a school supply giveaway, followed by a closed session concerning real property.
The council meeting included a special presentation and swearing-in ceremony for a new police sergeant. The meeting addressed various financial and operational matters, including the approval of disbursements, approval of a lake improvement project at Baker Lake, and authorization for fuel storage modifications and upgrades. The council also approved a GIS license agreement, repairs to power transformers, and roofing installation services for the city jet building. Furthermore, the council acted on ordinances regarding right-of-way agreements for fiber deployment, an administrative variance for a residential property, and the issuance of general obligation bonds for the May Road substation project. Additionally, the council acknowledged a withdrawn petition for a property and granted permission for a local business to close a street for an annual event.
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