Zinala Agency Parking

Background

The contract is issued by the State of Illinois, specifically through the Chief Procurement Office for General Services. The purpose of this contract is to establish a framework for compliance with various legal and regulatory requirements, ensuring that vendors meet specific standards and certifications throughout the duration of the contract. This includes adherence to the Illinois Procurement Code and other relevant laws aimed at maintaining integrity and accountability in state contracting.

Work Details

The vendor must comply with Standard Illinois Certifications, which include a range of requirements such as certifying compliance with educational loan defaults, not having received early retirement incentives under certain sections of the Illinois Pension Code, being a legal entity authorized to conduct business in Illinois, and maintaining records for audit purposes. The vendor must also ensure that all subcontractors adhere to these certifications. Additionally, the vendor is required to provide a drug-free workplace if applicable, comply with prevailing wage laws where necessary, and ensure that all products supplied are manufactured in the United States unless exceptions are granted. The vendor must maintain insurance coverage as specified, including general liability and worker's compensation insurance.

Period of Performance

The contract will be performed over an initial term of one year with potential renewals subject to compliance with certification requirements and satisfactory performance evaluations.

Place of Performance

The services or products under this contract will be delivered within the State of Illinois, as specified by the agency's needs.

Bidder Requirements

Vendors must meet specific eligibility criteria including but not limited to: being registered as a legal entity in Illinois, complying with federal and state laws regarding employment practices, not being delinquent on any debts owed to the State, and providing proof of insurance coverage. Vendors must also certify that they have not been convicted of certain offenses related to bribery or fraud. Furthermore, vendors are required to report any suspected collusion or anti-competitive practices.