Lake County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Lake County
27 projects across 10 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Waukegan is negotiating a non-binding Memorandum of Key Terms with Waukegan Community Development Partnership to redevelop 200 N. County (former YMCA) and 38 N. Genesee into mixed-use residential and commercial space. The plan includes 25 residential units plus 9,700 sq ft of shared and retail/commercial space, with total estimated costs of about $5.37 million. The City proposes $900,000 in up-front assistance, an $825,000 TIF note, permit fee waivers, and parking passes, funded from the Downtown Lakefront TIF 8. The final Redevelopment and Incentive Agreement is still to be drafted and approved, leaving room for design, construction, and professional services vendors to engage the developer.
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$5,371,188Jul 21, 2026The district reviewed multiple rooftop solar PV build-out options ranging from two schools (Option A) to seven sites (Option C), with turnkey installation budgets from about $5 million up to $17 million. Each option includes 20–30 year cash flow, ComEd rebates, IRA 40% ITC, and REC-based incentives, but all scopes are still contingent on roof condition, structural analysis, and external approvals. This is an early-stage capital energy project where the board must still choose scope, funding path, and delivery, creating room for solar developers, owners’ reps, finance advisors, and roofing/structural partners to influence the plan.
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$17,053,439Jul 20, 2026The district is evaluating a 2.62 MWdc rooftop solar PV project across Middle School South, Issac Fox, and the High School. A turnkey installation budget of about $9.7 million from PSI is modeled, with cash flow, IRA ITC, ComEd rebates, and REC incentives laid out over 30 years. Final scope and price depend on roof condition, structural analysis, and multiple approvals, so design, engineering, financing, and owner’s rep support are still in play.
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$9,656,098Jul 20, 2026The IT Services department evaluated four fiber providers and is recommending a new two-year wide area network fiber contract with Crown Castle. The $873,600 agreement covers 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 for Lincoln Center, with 90% funded through FCC/USAC E-Rate and the district paying $87,360 from ITS local funds. The main vendor is chosen, but this reveals network architecture, funding, and timelines that matter for follow-on services like monitoring, security, and future upgrades.
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$873,600Jul 19, 2026Waukegan Public Schools Teaching and Learning Department is seeking board approval to renew Carnegie Learning textbooks and MATHia licenses for grades 6-11 for the 2026-2027 school year. The renewal covers online and paper-based math content, assessments, and consumable textbooks in English and Spanish, funded from the department budget for about $401,000. This confirms Carnegie Learning as the incumbent for secondary math, giving curriculum and EdTech vendors visibility into the district’s math ecosystem and future competitive or complementary opportunities.
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$401,430Jul 19, 2026The transportation department proposes downsizing its fleet and replacing 16–20 aging vehicles with 9 newer models through a lease model with Enterprise Fleet Management. The plan would sell older vehicles valued at $100K–$140K and acquire 6 Toyota Siennas, 2 Chevy Suburbans, and 1 Toyota Camry at a total cost of $393,302 over 5 years, with an estimated annual spend of $64,689. This indicates Enterprise as the chosen fleet partner and outlines a multi-year vehicle refresh that could drive follow-on needs for upfitting, telematics, maintenance, and future state-bid vehicle purchases.
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$393,302Jul 21, 2026The ITS department assessed classroom wireless and decided to add new cabling and Aruba CX6300M switches to improve connectivity and ports districtwide. This annual FCC E-Rate Category 2 project runs through 2026 and two vendors, Paragon Development Systems and Network Technology Innovations, were selected for switching and cabling. The total network project is about $392K, with $316K from E-Rate and $134K total district cost including contingency. This provides clear incumbent insight for future expansions, maintenance, and post-2026 network upgrades.
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$391,874Jul 19, 2026Sawyer Falduto Asset Management manages a Schwab government money market account for the fund, showing an ending market value of $511,411 as of June 30, 2026 and regular deposits/withdrawals. This is used to manage liquidity around FPIF contributions and benefit payments. The relationship is stable but limited, creating a point of entry for firms offering cash management policy review, short-term investment strategies, or integration with FPIF and municipal finance systems.
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$511,411Jul 16, 2026Three-year extension of intergovernmental agreement for public safety and emergency response services.
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$146,666Jul 29, 2026Deerfield High School is seeking board approval for a Spring Break 2027 international field trip to France and Monaco for up to 29 French students. The tour is already being planned and organized through ACIS with a quoted total cost of $5,124 per student and defined payment and cancellation deadlines. This indicates an established relationship with ACIS for international student travel and potential needs for future trips, insurance, risk management tools, and fundraising or payment platforms.
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Government Agencies in Lake County, Illinois
100 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Zion-benton Twp HSD 126
School2,496 students
Zion-benton Public Library District
Library District
Zion Zion-benton Public Library District
Library District
Zion Park District
Special District
Zion ESD 6
School2,122 students
Woodland CCSD 50
School4,695 students
Winthrop Harbor Village
City6,594 pop.
Winthrop Harbor SD 1
School588 students
Wildwood Park District
Special District
Wheeling Village (pt.)
City
Waukegan Port District
Public Authority
Waukegan Park District
Special District
Waukegan CUSD 60
School13,679 students
Wauconda Village (pt.)
City11,309 pop.
Wauconda Park District
Special District
Wauconda Fire District
Fire District
Wauconda CUSD 118
School4,387 students
Wauconda Area Public Library District
Library District
Warren-newport Public Library District
Library District
Warren Twp HSD 121
School3,758 students
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