Change Order Approved for Halsey Pedestrian Crossing
Woodlawn villageCity · IL- Disclosed value
- Increase in construction contract to not exceed $540,000 (original NTE $520,000); incremental increase just under $40,000
- From meeting minutes
- Document date
- Mar 28, 2023
The 30-second brief
The City Council approved a change order with Brown Contracting for the Halsey Street Pedestrian Crossing Safety Project, increasing the construction contract not to exceed $540,000 due to unforeseen site conditions and ADA requirements. The amendment adds just under $40,000 to the previous contract cap.
Brown Contracting holds this construction contract with Woodlawn village. Its other public contracts on record include work for City of Beaverton and City of King.
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Contract details
- Contract type
- Construction
- Amount
- Increase in construction contract to not exceed $540,000 (original NTE $520,000); incremental increase just under $40,000
- Document date
- March 28, 2023
- Vendor
- Brown Contracting
- Agency
- Woodlawn village
- Source document
- woodlawn-village-meeting-minutes-2023-03-28_b4e.pdf (Meeting Minutes)
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Questions about this contract
Who was awarded the construction contract by Woodlawn village?
Brown Contracting was awarded this construction contract by Woodlawn village, as recorded on March 28, 2023. The contract value is Increase in construction contract to not exceed $540,000 (original NTE $520,000); incremental increase just under $40,000.
How much is the Brown Contracting contract with Woodlawn village worth?
The Brown Contracting contract with Woodlawn village is valued at Increase in construction contract to not exceed $540,000 (original NTE $520,000); incremental increase just under $40,000, covering construction work.
What type of contract is this?
This is a Construction contract, documented as a meeting minutes record, structured as a not-to-exceed (ceiling) agreement.
Where was this contract approved?
This contract appears in woodlawn-village-meeting-minutes-2023-03-28_b4e.pdf (Meeting Minutes), dated March 28, 2023 from Woodlawn village. Civic IQ extracts contract records directly from agency meeting documents and solicitations.
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What other contracts does Brown Contracting hold?
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