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Posted
Sep 3, 2026
Oct 21, 2026
Provide comprehensive program management office (“PMO”) and technical/administrative services to support the delivery of the tollway's capital programs, including move Illinois, bridging the future, driving connections and any subsequent capital programs and initiatives.
Posted
Aug 7, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
The Illinois Toll Highway Authority issued an emergency notice for roadway sweepings pick-up and disposal services, naming Independent Recycling Services, Inc. in connection with the attached Emergency Purchase Statement. The posting describes a 90-day emergency purchase for solid or liquid waste disposal services, including management services. The posting was open as of October 13, 2026, with a bid opening date of November 4, 2026 at 5:00 p.m.
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Oct 7, 2026
Oct 30, 2026
The Illinois Toll Highway Authority gives notice of its intent to amend its contract with Plote Construction Inc. for Issue 33 - Drainage at Ramp T1, related to I-490 Roadway and Bridge Construction. The notice identifies an original contract award amount of $78,504,918.59 and an extra-work/change-order cost of $149,600. It states that the change is germane to the original contract and that work of this type was included in the original scope.
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Downers Grove
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DuPage
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2700 Ogden Ave
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60515
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The Illinois State Toll Highway Authority is entering into a new sole source contract with SLE Technologies, Inc. for the inspection, repair, and certification of 51 Stertil Koni brand vehicle hoists. The contract spans two years, from January 1, 2025, to December 31, 2026, with an estimated total value of $273,575.24. The sole source justification is based on SLE Technologies, Inc. being the exclusive distributor for Stertil Koni in Illinois. The agreement includes a commitment from the vendor to hold labor prices, providing cost savings over the contract term.
This document is a Sole Source Justification Form from the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority to contract with Electronic Transaction Consultants LLC (ETC) for one year of support and maintenance services for their Toll Revenue Management and Maintenance Program (TRMMP). This includes 24/7 support for the Host System and the legacy Violation Processing System. The contract, valued at an estimated $3,567,500, is set to run from January 31, 2025, to January 30, 2026. The justification for sole sourcing is based on ETC's unique qualification as the developer and maintainer of these proprietary systems, which are critical for the Tollway's $1.6 billion annual revenue collection, and the need to maintain continuity until a new system is implemented.
Board meetings and strategic plans from Illinois Tollway
The committee discussed several operational and financial items. The Executive Director provided an update on revenue projections and I-PASS usage, and introduced a business diversity program. The committee approved several procurement items, including an E-Commerce hardware upgrade, payments for administrative hearing services and financial audits, and various contracts for equipment and services. Additionally, the committee reviewed a new agreement for I-PASS commercial billing and customer service, as well as an amendment to increase compensation limits for legal counsel.
The committee received a status update on I-90 corridor design and construction, noting program savings from construction bids. Members discussed challenges related to I-90 resurfacing. Key actions included approving a contract supplement for Traffic and Incident Management Systems with Delcan Corporation, a contract supplement for roadway and bridge rehabilitation on the Tri-State and Reagan Memorial Tollways with Crawford, Murphy & Tilly, Inc., a change order for bridge rehabilitation to Lorig Construction Company, and the full release of retainage to IHC Construction Companies, LLC for multiple projects.
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The committee meeting addressed several administrative and financial items, including the write-off of uncollected miscellaneous receivables and the correction of a previously approved Board resolution regarding contract costs. Procurement approvals were granted for various contracts, including automotive batteries, commercial fuel cards, software maintenance, asphalt crack sealer, and window tinting and glass replacement services. The committee also approved intergovernmental agreements with the Department of Transportation, the Village of Glenview, and the DuPage County Forest Preserve District, as well as a property damage settlement and a litigation settlement.
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