Marion multiparameter sondes

The state of Illinois, specifically involving Washington County and Manteno Village, is procuring four multiparameter sondes for water sampling purposes, designed to measure physiochemical properties including pH, water temperature, conductivity, and dissolved oxygen. The procurement, identified by contract opportunity ID 6807be7e901a2b0adc095362, involves acquiring 4 ProDSS Handheld devices without GPS, along with associated sensors and accessories such as conductivity, temperature, pH sensors, optical dissolved oxygen sensors, cable assemblies, and weights. The contract also includes a 3-year factory service plan and will be executed through the Water Pollution Control Surface Water agency located in Marion, IL. The solicitation was posted on April 22, 2025, with proposals due by May 7, 2025, and will be shipped to the agency's address at 2309 W. Main St, Suite 116, Marion, IL 62959. The total contract value is $37,974.15, funded through state funding for Fiscal Year 2025, utilizing a small purchase procurement method.

The contract opportunity appears to be open to standard vendors without specific set-aside designations, though vendors must complete the comprehensive Standard Illinois Certifications form, which includes 33 certification areas covering legal, ethical, operational, and administrative requirements. Vendors must attest to compliance with various standards including anti-discrimination policies, labor practices, and technological accessibility, with potential consequences for non-compliance including contract voiding, suspension, or financial penalties. The standard terms and conditions require vendors to maintain $1,000,000 per occurrence in General Commercial Liability insurance and comply with prevailing wage requirements. While no specific disadvantaged enterprise requirements are explicitly stated, vendors must meet rigorous documentation standards and comply with state and federal laws. The contract has a three-year term beginning upon signature and includes provisions for potential termination with 30 days' notice, with the state reserving the right to cancel if performance standards are not met or if funding becomes insufficient.