Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Wheaton Park District.
Active opportunities open for bidding
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Oct 9, 2026
Nov 11, 2026
Youth baseball/softball athletic equipment.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Wheaton
County
The county where this buyer is located.
DuPage
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
102 E Wesley St
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(630) 665-4710
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
60187
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Wheaton Park District
The Board of Commissioners conducted a meeting that included the recognition of the retiring city manager. Agenda items included the approval of disbursements, the initial estimate of the annual aggregate tax levy, and placing the 2027 budget and appropriation ordinance on public inspection. The Board approved various contracts and bids, including food and beverage purchases for Arrowhead Golf Club, travel basketball uniforms, and civil engineering services for the Cosley Zoo exhibit. Additionally, the Board approved several intergovernmental agreements and resolutions with the City of Wheaton regarding permanent and temporary easements for sidewalk enhancements, as well as the disposal of personal property. The executive director concluded the meeting with a report highlighting the success of the 'Memorial Park After Dark' event.
The meeting covered various operational and administrative topics, including a presentation by the Greenup team. Significant actions included approving alcohol service for an event rental, house league basketball jersey expenditures, and construction change orders for the Arrowhead driving range, the Ray Community Center, and the Graph Park project. The board also authorized furniture purchases and a contract amendment for the Arrowhead project, while rejecting a bid for the CAC stairs project. Furthermore, staff provided reviews on the summer pool season and concert series, and board members discussed park usage statistics, e-bike safety measures, and the completion of lobby construction.
Public-sector contacts connected to Wheaton Park District.
The board discussed several financial and administrative items, including presentations regarding investment services from Wheaton Bank & Trust and PMA, and a review of sales tax rate changes affecting district facilities. Approval was authorized for the Cream of Wheaton event payment and personnel policy manual amendments. The board also reviewed cheerleading expenditures. Regarding buildings and grounds, the board approved the base bid and specific alternates for the Arrowhead Golf Club driving range project, discussed updates to the park district's naming policy, reviewed revisions to the comprehensive plan for Toohey Park, approved grant applications, and discussed the purchase of infield renovation materials. Additionally, the board considered a proposal for the Burrows to Branches exhibit concept and reviewed proposed amendments to the General Park Use Ordinance concerning the prohibition of e-bikes and micromobility devices in parks.
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