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Decrease and close PO 5923-0001 SERV issued to Chicago United Industries, Ltd. in the amount of $37,201. Contract has expired.

Change Order Adopted Introduced January 23, 2025

What this record is

Held by
Chicago United Industries, Ltd 5 records across this site
Amount
$37K
Runs until
Not stated in the agenda text — the term is normally in the signed agreement, attached to the original item ↗
Type
contract
Compared to
$37K – $66K the middle half of 5 other Chicago United Industries, Ltd contracts; median $64K

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Chicago United Industries, Ltd also holds

Recommendation for the approval of a contract to Chicago United Industries, LLC, to furnish and deliver a variable frequency drive, for the County Pow… $16K DuPage County, IL ends Aug 3, 2027 Chicago United Industries, Ltd, Contract 6687-0001-SERV - This Purchase Order is decreasing in the amount of $65,786 and closing due to Purchase Order… $66K DuPage County, IL Chicago United Industries, Ltd, Contract 7346-0001-SERV - This Purchase Order is decreasing in the amount of $64,488 and closing due to Purchase Order… $64K DuPage County, IL Awarding resolution issued to Chicago United Industries, Ltd., to furnish, deliver and install Energy Star Appliances, for the Weatherization Program,… $238K DuPage County, IL ends Jun 30, 2026
Committee
Human Services
Introduced
January 23, 2025
On agenda
February 4, 2025
Passed
February 4, 2025

Where it was heard

Human Services Feb 4, 2025 Approved Pass

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