Champaign County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Carle Health, Stephens Family YMCA, and Champaign Park District are negotiating an MOU to jointly fund a $1.6 million expansion of the Zahnd Park detention pond and outfall storm sewer to serve multiple future developments. The draft MOU lays out cost shares (Carle ~$626k, YMCA ~$602k, Park District ~$373k), maintenance responsibilities, and the need for a mutually approved engineering design, but does not yet authorize construction. Civil engineering, environmental, and construction firms have a near‑term opportunity to support design finalization, permitting, and build‑out once a definitive agreement is approved.
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$1,600,000Jul 22, 2026Parkland is submitting a Resource Allocation Management Program (RAMP) request to ICCB for a new ~27,000 sq ft Physical Sciences Training Center, with FY28 cost estimated at $32.4M. The facility would add modern chemistry and biology labs, classrooms, study space, and offices, and the college must cover at least 25% ($8.1M) locally. IGW Architects is assisting with the submission, but no design or construction contracts for the building have been let, making this a major early-stage capital opportunity.
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$32,413,799Jul 15, 2026The board will vote on moving $2,000,000 from Illinois Funds into a 1‑year certificate of deposit with Fountain Trust at 4%. This is a cash management and investment decision that could change how the district handles reserves and banking services. Finance, banking, and advisory vendors may see this as a signal the district is open to reviewing its investment, treasury, and banking relationships over the coming year.
Budget Planning
$2,000,000Jul 21, 2026The board will decide on moving $2,000,000 from Illinois Funds into a 1-year certificate of deposit with Fountain Trust at 4% interest. This is a short-term cash management move that affects how surplus funds are held, not a competitive procurement. Financial institutions and treasury management advisors may still see this as a signal of the district’s liquidity and appetite for structured investments, useful for future discussions about banking, investment, and cash-flow services.
Budget Planning
$2,000,000Jul 21, 2026The FY 2027 TIF Fund appropriates $1,743,500, including $902,000 for bond debt service, $341,000 for TIF reimbursements, and $100,000 for engineering plus $30,000 for legal. With $1.61 million in TIF property tax income, the Village can support redevelopment agreements and infrastructure in the TIF district. Developers, engineers, and financial advisors can discuss potential projects that could use TIF reimbursement and related services.
Grant Funding
$1,743,500Jul 21, 2026Mahomet plans to award the purchase of a 2026 Vermeer VXT600 Gen2 vacuum excavator truck from Vermeer Midwest for $706,198 for the Water/Wastewater department. Earlier discussion weighed renting versus purchasing and emphasized the truck as critical equipment. This locks in the primary equipment sale but suggests ongoing needs for maintenance, training, accessories, and possibly a second unit later.
Contract Award
$706,198Jul 28, 2026The Board approved Change Order #2 with SNC Construction Inc. for $651,582.28 to add more water main replacement to the ongoing Water Main Improvement Project. This is funded within the FY2027 budget and CIP, leveraging an EPA reimbursement of about $500,000. SNC remains the prime contractor, but the expanded scope and timeline create needs for materials, traffic control, and specialty subs.
Contract Award
$651,582Jul 28, 2026The Board discussed new engineering plans for a Downtown Plaza and set a Fiscal Year 2027 budget of $500,000 for the project. Design details like a concrete or paver safety ring around the fire pit are being refined, and Retail Strategies is involved in reviewing drawings. No construction contractor or final design team has been selected yet. This is an early capital project where firms can help finalize design, phasing, and cost estimates ahead of formal procurement.
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$500,000Jul 21, 2026Parkland will replace the damaged main electrical switchgear at the campus chiller plant using Protection, Health, and Safety funds. After bidding, Bodine Electric was selected at $313,903, below the original $440,000 estimate, to supply and install higher-capacity gear. This confirms a funded mechanical/electrical project in FY2026–27 and signals future campus infrastructure and PHS work that similar contractors and consultants could target.
Contract Award
$313,903Jul 15, 2026The college will purchase new servers, software, and a five-year warranty for its Digistar 2026 planetarium system from Evans & Sutherland for about $186,000. Existing 2018 servers cannot be upgraded to Windows 11 and have limited parts availability, creating risk of outages that would halt planetarium programming. This is a funded AV/IT refresh with multi-year support that points to future integration, content, and education-technology opportunities around the planetarium.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Champaign County, Illinois
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Urbana SD 116
School4,423 students
Urbana Park District
Special District
Urbana Champaign Sanitary District
Special District
Urbana & Champaign Sanitary District
Special District
University of Ill Lab School
School306 students
University of Illinois Urbana-champaign
Higher Ed65,110 students
University of Illinois System Offices
Higher Ed853 students
Town of Urbana
City7,393 pop.
Town of Tolono
City6,175 pop.
Town of Stanton
City487 pop.
Town of St. Joseph
City5,419 pop.
Town of South Homer
City1,437 pop.
Town of Somer
City889 pop.
Town of Sidney
City1,646 pop.
Town of Scott
City970 pop.
Town of Raymond
City342 pop.
Town of Rantoul
City10,243 pop.
Town of Philo
City1,833 pop.
Town of Pesotum
City859 pop.
Town of Ogden
City1,500 pop.
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