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26-560IFA-IFA56-B-51860 | Emergency Final Cost-Climate Bank Federal Funds Program Administration, Implementation and Comp.

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26-560IFA-IFA56-B-51860State & Local

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The contract titled "26-560IFA-IFA56-B-51860 | Emergency Final Cost-Climate Bank Federal Funds Program Administration, Implementation and Comp." pertains to the administration and implementation of a federal funds program related to climate banking. Issued by the Illinois Finance Authority and based in Chicago, Illinois, this solicitation aims to secure services necessary for managing and executing emergency cost-related aspects of the Climate Bank program funded by federal resources. The contract is focused on supporting the effective deployment of these funds to achieve the program’s objectives. The solicitation was posted on April 8, 2026, and involves the State and Local government sector (SLED), though no specific set-aside or NAICS codes are indicated. The point of contact for this opportunity is Craig Holloway, who holds the title of Purchaser within the Illinois Finance Authority. The work is to be performed in Chicago, and interested parties can find further details and submit proposals through the official Illinois bid platform. This contract underscores the state’s commitment to leveraging federal funding for climate initiatives through structured program administration and execution.

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Administration and implementation of federal funds for emergency Climate Bank program in Chicago.

Place of Performance

10th Floor S-1000, Chicago, IL, 60601, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

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B-46163 Emergency Purchase Final Cost and Term

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AgencyIllinois Finance Authority
Contacts1 person available
OfficeChicago, IL, 60601, USA
Organization / AgencyIllinois Finance Authority
Office AddressChicago, IL, 60601, USA
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Craig HollowayPurchaser

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Emergency Final Cost-Climate Bank Federal Funds Program Administration, Implementation and Comp.

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