Illinois Snow Removal Bids & RFPs

1 public snow removal procurement signals and contract updates from 1 government bodies in Illinois.

Vendors selling snow removal services to Illinois government use Vendor Radar to see what's coming. We track 1 active snow removal signals across cities, counties, school districts, and special districts — surfacing contract expirations, budget approvals, and anticipated RFPs so you can prepare your response before formal solicitations go live.

Recent Snow Removal Signals

Bid Awarded · Snow Removal · $16,456.00

Woodford County Highway received five quotes on August 28, 2026 for snowplow blades and cutting edges. Staff recommend awarding the low quote of $1...

Woodford County · Woodford County · Meeting: Sep 8, 2026

Source: Agenda (Sep 8, 2026)

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Illinois Snow & Ice Procurement Watch

Winter-operations purchasing does not appear only as a posted snow-removal bid. Public records can first show ice-control material authorizations, service-contract discussions, equipment needs, or approval to begin procurement. Use the source-linked signals on this page to confirm the exact scope, stage, and timing before acting.

What to watch for

  • Ice-control salt, sand, and other material quantities or cooperative-purchasing authorizations.
  • Recurring plowing, facility, parking-lot, or combined seasonal service contracts.
  • Equipment replacement, repair, or capacity discussions following winter operations.
  • Committee or board authorization to prepare the next solicitation or buying cycle.

Pre-RFP pursuit worksheet

Buying body and sourceRecord the public body and the official agenda, packet, minutes, or procurement page.
Observed needQuote the source-backed need: service, salt or sand, equipment, staffing, or another winter-operations scope.
Procurement stageMark planning, budgeted, authorized, expected solicitation, or posted bid without advancing the stage beyond the source.
Scope and quantityCapture service area, material quantity, equipment type, contract term, or other stated scope.
Next public milestoneNote the next meeting, approval, bid date, or source page to monitor.
Pursuit actionAssign an owner and a follow-up date; verify the current official source before outreach.

Use only facts supported by the linked public record. Recheck the official source before describing a stage, deadline, or scope as current.

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