Bond County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Bond County
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The city is supporting a new multi‑family development on Dewey Street that requires new street, sewer, and water improvements. Street design for Phase 1 is complete and KRB Excavating is the low bidder at $962,587.81 for concrete, with construction already started. This establishes Dewey as a growth corridor; follow‑on needs may include site utilities, landscaping, lighting, and future phases of the development.
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$962,588Jul 14, 2026The $1.5 million Elm Street Water Main project is substantially complete, with Haier Plumbing & Heating as low bidder and only punch‑list items remaining. Seeding was finished in May and close‑out activities are underway. This confirms Haier as a key water infrastructure contractor for Greenville and signals likely future water main or distribution projects where similar scopes will be bid.
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$1,500,000Jul 14, 2026The city is planning multi‑phase wastewater treatment plant upgrades, with a Phase I project around $3 million and Phase 2 targeting intake and other improvements. IEPA funding was applied for, with preliminary eligibility for 45% principal forgiveness, and Greenville is on the 2025 funded list though past current funds, so they are resubmitting materials. This sets up future design and construction contracts for process equipment, structural work, and controls once funding is finalized.
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$3,000,000Jul 14, 2026The Greenville Police Pension Board discussed required training for pension board members and included Illinois Municipal League materials on free trustee certification courses. Trustees must complete initial and ongoing annual education on investments, fiduciary duties, cyber risk, disability, and related topics. This is currently handled via state-provided online training at no cost, but it highlights an ongoing need for compliance tracking, learning management, and governance support. Vendors in training platforms, policy management, fiduciary consulting, or investment education can explore whether the city wants better tracking, reporting, or supplemental courses beyond the basic state offering.
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$0Jul 16, 2026Council was briefed that Milano & Grunloh will prepare plans for a Wyoming Street sewer extension. Design work is starting, but construction funding and contractors are not mentioned yet. This is an early signal for sewer contractors and utility engineers to track, as the city will later need construction, materials, and possibly inspection support once plans are complete.
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$0Jul 14, 2026Council is set to approve $48,424 in engineering services with Milano & Grunloh for Safe Route to Schools Phase Three, covering $27,667 for design and $20,757 for construction engineering. This continues the city’s SRTS build‑out and locks in the engineer of record for Phase 3. The award gives insight into the active SRTS program and the schedule of construction work that will need contractors, materials, and possibly traffic control and signage vendors.
Contract Award
$48,424Jul 14, 2026Council ratified pay requests #9 and #10 for the Visitor's Center payable to KB, along with a $46,157.45 Change Order No. 25 and a $14,400 invoice from Malibu Fountains. The Visitor's Center project is clearly under active construction with multiple change orders and specialty fountain work. While the main contract is in place, this gives insight into the prime contractor and specialty vendors and suggests potential for additional fit-out, technology, landscape, and maintenance contracts once the facility opens.
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$60,400Jul 14, 2026Council will ratify Change Order No. 25 for $46,157.45 to Grunloh Builders to remove unsafe existing grating and supports and install new ones at the new water treatment plant intake. Staff explored alternatives but determined the work is necessary for safety. This reveals Grunloh Builders as the plant contractor and highlights ongoing punch‑list/upgrade activity where controls, safety, and maintenance vendors may be needed.
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$46,157Jul 14, 2026An existing box culvert on Main Street has failed, and an apparent low bidder, Slatton Outdoor Services, has been identified. A pre-construction meeting is scheduled with an opening on August 6th, indicating the project is moving into delivery. The main award is decided, but excavation, materials, traffic control, and potential change-order work remain relevant for subs and suppliers.
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Government Agencies in Bond County, Illinois
30 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Tamalco
City511 pop.
Town of Shoal Creek
City1,569 pop.
Town of Pleasant Mound
City890 pop.
Town of Old Ripley
City810 pop.
Town of Mulberry Grove
City1,115 pop.
Town of Mills
City465 pop.
Town of Lagrange
City1,070 pop.
Town of Central
City7,874 pop.
Town of Burgess
City2,146 pop.
Sorento Village
City415 pop.
Smithboro Village
City150 pop.
Smithboro Fire Protection District
Fire District
Shoal Creek Fire Protection District
Fire District
Pocahontas Village
City680 pop.
Pocahontas Old Ripley Fire Protection District
Fire District
Pierron Village (pt.)
City399 pop.
Old Ripley Village
City81 pop.
Mulberry Grove Village
City504 pop.
Mulberry Grove Water District
Utility District
Mulberry Grove Fire Protection District
Fire District
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