The Chief Procurement Officer for Capital Development Board is tasked with the management, construction, and modernization of state-owned infrastructure and public facilities. The agency's core mission focuses on the execution of large-scale capital projects, ranging from the renovation of executive office buildings to the construction of new public amenities such as rest areas.
Chief Procurement Officer for Capital Development Board is a government agency with procurement activity across contracts, awards, and contractors. Over the last 12 months, Chief Procurement Officer for Capital Development Board has obligated $18,957,330, issued 34 awards, and worked with 33 contractors. It currently has 206 open contract opportunities.
Spending trends, top contractors, industry breakdown, and recent contract activity.
AI Mission Profile
The Chief Procurement Officer for Capital Development Board is tasked with the management, construction, and modernization of state-owned infrastructure and public facilities. The agency's core mission focuses on the execution of large-scale capital projects, ranging from the renovation of executive...
The Chief Procurement Officer for Capital Development Board is tasked with the management, construction, and modernization of state-owned infrastructure and public facilities. The agency's core mission focuses on the execution of large-scale capital projects, ranging from the renovation of executive office buildings to the construction of new public amenities such as rest areas. Strategic priorities emphasize the comprehensive lifecycle of facility development, including site preparation, structural engineering, and the integration of critical building systems.
Procurement patterns indicate a heavy reliance on general contracting and specialized trade services. The agency frequently procures comprehensive building construction services and a wide array of specialty subcontracts, including electrical systems upgrades, HVAC and mechanical installations, and interior finishing work. Their procurement vehicle usage involves a mix of primary solicitations for major projects and subsequent subcontracts for specific trade disciplines.
The agency primarily targets vendors within the construction sector, specifically those operating under NAICS codes for electrical, plumbing, and commercial building construction. There is a significant focus on heavy civil engineering, including highway and bridge construction, as well as specialized trades such as poured concrete, drywall, and flooring installation.
Operating as a procurement arm within the state of Illinois, the agency manages a broad geographic scope of infrastructure projects across the region. The organizational structure is designed to oversee the technical requirements of capital development, utilizing a tiered procurement approach that coordinates prime contractors and specialized subcontractors to deliver complex facility projects.
Organizational divisions and offices within Chief Procurement Officer for Capital Development Board that manage their own procurement activities.
Contracting offices ("desks") within this agency, ranked by total award value. This is where deals are actually signed.
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Total Awards
Contracts
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$19.0M
34
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Senate-confirmed and senior-executive posts at Chief Procurement Officer for Capital Development Board and its sub-agencies, as published in the OPM Plum Book. These are leadership positions, not total employees.
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