Pest Control Services

The State of Illinois is soliciting bids for pest control services with proposals due September 18, 2026. The source does not specify the issuing agency, contract value, term, facilities covered, or evaluation criteria.

The scope encompasses inspection, treatment, and monitoring for rodents, insects, and other pests at unspecified state facilities, with preventative measures, scheduled treatments, emergency response capability, and detailed activity reporting required. Pricing is structured as monthly service fees with itemized costs by service category and facility type. Contractors must hold proper licensing, maintain $1,000,000 general commercial liability insurance per occurrence, demonstrate experience in government pest control operations, and comply with standard Illinois certifications including business registration, tax clearance, debarment verification, and authorization to conduct business in the state. All work product becomes sole property of the State. Vendors must obtain prior written approval for subcontracting and maintain audit-ready records for three years (five years if federally funded). The State retains the right to terminate for convenience with 30 days' written notice and may suspend or terminate based on appropriation availability. Payment is invoiced upon service completion and verification, with invoicing deadlines tied to the State Prompt Payment Act. Disputes are resolved through the Illinois Court of Claims, with the State retaining sovereign immunity.