COVID protocols_21.docx
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- Economic Concentration Study- sole source
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- 22-565IGB-FISAD-B-28164
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- Cook County, Illinois
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This document outlines COVID-19 protection requirements for contractors working with the State of Illinois. Per Executive Orders 2021-22 and 2021-23 issued by Governor J.B. Pritzker, contractors must adhere to certain protocols when working in indoor public places, healthcare facilities, schools, institutions of higher education, and state-owned congregate facilities. This includes requirements for face coverings, COVID-19 vaccinations, and COVID-19 testing. The Agency may also implement additional vaccination or testing requirements beyond those in the Executive Orders.
The document does not provide details on a specific contract opportunity, but rather outlines broad COVID-19 protection measures that contractors must follow when working with the State of Illinois. There are no details provided on the type of work, quantities, response dates, award dates, or contract term.
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COVID-19 PROTECTIONS: In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Governor J.B. Pritzker issued Executive Order 2021-22 and 2021-23. These Executive Orders mandate certain contractors shall use face coverings, have COVID-19 vaccinations, or undergo testing for COVID-19 when in indoor public places, Health Care Facilities, Schools, Institutions of Higher Education, and State-owned and operated congregate facilities. Vendor shall adhere to the requirements of these Executive Orders as applied by the Agency. The Agency may also implement vaccination or testing requirements that exceed those in the Executive Orders.
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