Crawford County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Crawford County

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IECC’s project schedule lists large capital projects: an $11.16 million Center for Technology at Lincoln Trail College (CDB-funded) and a $3.08 million Applied Technology Center at Olney Central College, along with other facility projects. These are tracked with board approval, design, construction, and completion milestones, signalling significant upcoming or ongoing facility work in technology and CTE spaces. Architecture, engineering, construction, and lab-equipment vendors should watch for CDB and district procurements tied to these projects.

Pre-RFP
$21,690,562Jul 21, 2026

IECC plans a sole-source purchase of the Systran Polaris HOT Model 1 process operations trainer for Lincoln Trail College’s new Technology Center, at a quoted price of $772,970. Funding combines $500,000 from IECC and $272,970 from the Lincoln Trail College Foundation, with delivery requiring site utilities and pad preparation by IECC. The unit establishes a regional process technology training plant, creating downstream needs for installation support, curriculum development, certifications, and employer contract training.

Contract Award
$772,970Jul 21, 2026

IECC has bid and selected Kieffer Brothers Construction for a $807,782 tennis court rehab and expansion at Wabash Valley College, funded by IECC, the WVC Foundation, Bolden Trust, Dean Kieffer, USTA, and other donors. Detailed project manuals, specs, and addenda cover asphalt courts, fencing, lighting, acrylic surfacing, and an alternate for two extra courts, with bids opened July 7, 2026. While the primary contractor is chosen, the multi-funder project creates ongoing opportunities for surfacing vendors, sports lighting, equipment suppliers, and community programming partners.

Active Opportunity
$807,782Jul 21, 2026

IECC is renewing its Canvas LMS and Canvas Studio subscriptions with Instructure for July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027 at a cost of $93,830.80, based on 2,914 FTE and a 7% increase over the prior term. The one-year term, chosen due to anticipated FTE decline, confirms Canvas as the current LMS but suggests IECC is watching enrollment trends and may revisit license size or LMS strategy, creating future opportunity for complementary tools or eventual platform evaluation.

Contract Award
$93,830Jul 21, 2026

IECC is proceeding with a tax-exempt lease-purchase of a 2026 Ram 1500 Limited Crew Cab 4x4 as the Chancellor’s district vehicle, with an acquisition cost of $68,468.63 financed over three years at 9.08% interest via Stellantis Financial Services. Annual payments will be $24,832.55, and payment is required by July 28, 2026 to lock financing terms. The award reveals the auto dealer and finance partner, and suggests ongoing fleet acquisition and maintenance needs for the district.

Contract Award
$68,469Jul 21, 2026

IECC is approving new and renewed clinical affiliation agreements with Deaconess Illinois Crossroads, Hamilton Memorial Hospital, Harsha Behavioral Center, and White County Ambulance for nursing and related programs. These contracts define unpaid student placements, responsibilities, liability, and multi-year terms (e.g., HOT 1 from Aug 2026–Jun 2029). The deals lock in sites but also signal ongoing need for healthcare education partnerships, compliance tools, and training support.

Contract Award
$0Jul 21, 2026

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