27-444DHS-REHAB-B-50868 | NOT A BID OPPORTUNITY - SUP ICRE Wood Janitorial Services

The contract titled "27-444DHS-REHAB-B-50868 | NOT A BID OPPORTUNITY - SUP ICRE Wood Janitorial Services" is a non-competitive State Use Program award administered by the Illinois Department of Human Services, Division of Rehabilitation Services (IDHS/DRS). It covers janitorial services at the ICRE Wood facility located at 1151 S Wood St, Chicago, IL 60612, with a performance period from July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2029, and includes two optional 12-month renewal periods. The total authorized contract value for the base period is approximately $678,658.84. The award facilitates workforce development by providing employment and job training opportunities for five individuals with disabilities. Pricing was determined to be fair and reasonable under Illinois statutory requirements (30 ILCS 500/45-35) without a competitive bidding process, reflecting the contract’s emphasis on supporting disability employment through the State Use Program guidelines. The scope of work entails routine janitorial duties such as floor care, waste management, and general facility cleaning at the designated Chicago location, although specific technical requirements, cleaning schedules, or quality metrics are not detailed in the documentation. Contract administration is overseen by IDHS/DRS with Moses Tejuoso identified as the primary point of contact. Inspection and acceptance responsibilities rest with the government and are presumed to occur at the place of performance, though precise criteria are not outlined. The procurement process aligned with transparency requirements under CPO Notice 2014.09 but does not include traditional Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) clauses, evaluation factors, or formal representations typically present in competitive contracts. Payment methods, specific deliverables, invoicing instructions, and certain administrative details such as accounting codes or subcontracting plans are not specified, consistent with the contract’s unique State Use Program framework and its focus on social objectives alongside janitorial service provision.