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26-426DOC-JOLIE-B-50417 | Joliet Water Testing Services

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26-426DOC-JOLIE-B-50417State & Local

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The contract titled "26-426DOC-JOLIE-B-50417 | Joliet Water Testing Services" is a solicitation issued by the Joliet Treatment Center in Illinois for water testing services at their treatment facilities. The contract requires a certified water system operator to perform regular water sampling and testing according to Illinois Environmental Protection Agency (IEPA) standards, including weekly, bi-annual, and annual testing schedules. The scope includes comprehensive documentation and reporting obligations, maintenance of records for a minimum of five years, and adherence to emergency communication protocols in coordination with the facility’s Chief Engineer. Bids were solicited with a deadline of December 22, 2025, and the awarded vendor must comply with Illinois water quality regulations while ensuring operational standards are met. Additionally, vendors responding to this solicitation must comply with the State of Illinois standard certifications, which include legal, environmental, and tax compliance requirements as well as adherence to labor and collective bargaining laws. These certifications must be maintained throughout the contract term with potential consequences for noncompliance, including contract termination or debarment. The contract is governed by the Illinois Chief Procurement Office’s standard terms and conditions, which cover payment terms, invoicing, audit rights, subcontracting rules, prevailing wage laws, and federal funding requirements, ensuring a structured and legally compliant relationship between the state and the contracted vendor. The contract is managed by the Illinois State Law Enforcement Division and centrally administered out of Joliet, Illinois, with Jennifer Wieneke as the primary point of contact.

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Joliet contract for certified water testing services, compliance with IEPA, recordkeeping, and certifications.

Place of Performance

Joliet, IL 60436, Joliet, IL, 60436, USA

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Joliet Water Testing Services RFQ B-50417

DOCX•18 pages•rfq

State of Illinois Chief Procurement Office Standard Terms and Conditions V.23

PDF•8 pages•standard-terms-and-conditions

Standard Illinois Certifications V.26.2

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AgencyIllinois → Joliet Treatment Center
Contacts1 person available
OfficeJoliet, IL, 60436, USA
Office AddressJoliet, IL, 60436, USA
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Jennifer WienekePurchaser

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