2628-01300 - Emergency Water Infrastructure Repairs (IFB)

AI Summary

Cook County, IL seeks bids for emergency water infrastructure repair services. The IFB includes maintenance and repair of water systems with a submission deadline of June 10, 2026.

Opportunity details

Solicitation No.: 220157
Type / RFx: IFB
Status: Open
Level: county
Published Date: Invalid Date
Due Date: June 10, 2026
NAICS Code: 237110 AI guide
Jurisdiction: Cook County, IL
State: Illinois
Agency: Cook County, IL

Description

2628-01300 - Emergency Water Infrastructure Repairs (IFB) - 10000297743

Commodity Codes

Commodity Codes: UNSPSC 721033 Infrastructure maintenance and repair services: This class includes all services related to the maintenance and repair of infrastructure.

Events & Timeline

Status	Event Name	Location	Description	Dates	Mandatory
Ongoing	Questions Due Date	Online Portal	The Q and A Period for this Opportunity is Ongoing	Never	N/A
Ongoing	Open Date	Online Portal	Posting date for the Opportunity	Apr 29th 2026, 10:00 AM CDT	N/A
Upcoming	Close Date	Online Portal	Deadline for Submissions	Jun 10th 2026, 10:00 AM CDT	N/A

Requested Information

Note: Template files for the items below (BidTables, Questionnaires) are available in the Attachments section of this opportunity.

Name	Type	# Files	Requirement	Instructions	Actions
Bid Submission Package	File Type: Any (.*)	Multiple	Required
Bid Table - Vendor Pricing Sheet (BT-34AD)	BidTable: Datatable	N/A	Required	You will need to complete the BidTable online in the browser. The BidTable can be filled any time during your submission. Please note that BidTables may take a significant amount of time to prepare.

Attachments

Key dates

Invalid DatePublished
June 10, 2026Responses Due

AI classification tags

water infrastructure repair emergency repair services infrastructure maintenance county government contracting water system maintenance

Frequently asked questions

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