Opportunity
Illinois BidBuy #27-444DHS-MENTH-B-54330
Six-Month Door and Locksmith Maintenance Services for Chicago-Read Mental Health Center
Posted
September 30, 2026
Respond By
October 05, 2026
Identifier
27-444DHS-MENTH-B-54330
NAICS
561622
The Chicago-Read Mental Health Center is seeking temporary locksmith and door-maintenance support to keep facility security hardware operational while it fills a permanent position. - Government buyer: Illinois Department of Human Services, Department of Mental Health — Chicago-Read Mental Health Center, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. - Requested services: On-site inspection, repair, adjustment, replacement, installation, and maintenance of doors, locks, door hardware, cylinders, keying systems, panic devices, closers, hinges, and related security hardware. - Service level and quantity: Skilled locksmith support approximately one to two days per week or as needed; the bid schedule lists one service line for six months. No part number is specified. - Compatibility: Materials and hardware must work with the facility’s existing systems. Anderson Lock is named in connection with those systems; the opportunity does not identify it as the service provider or as the manufacturer of particular products. - Notable requirement: Subcontracting is prohibited. The temporary service is intended to maintain operations until a permanent carpenter/locksmith position is filled. - Period of performance: Six months; start and end dates and option periods are not specified.
Description
The contractor shall provide temporary doors and locks maintenance and locksmith services for the Chicago-Read facility for a six-month period. Work includes inspecting, repairing, adjusting, replacing, installing, and maintaining doors, locks, door hardware, cylinders, keying systems, panic devices, closers, hinges, and related security hardware. On-site skilled locksmith services are expected approximately one to two days per week, or as needed, for routine maintenance, service requests, and minor emergency repairs, using materials compatible with the facility’s existing systems. The temporary service is intended to maintain operational continuity until a permanent carpenter/locksmith position is filled; subcontracting is prohibited.