Opportunity
Illinois BidBuy #27-426DOC-PONTI-B-54346
Pontiac Correctional Center commercial laundry equipment and installation
Posted
October 07, 2026
Respond By
October 13, 2026
Identifier
27-426DOC-PONTI-B-54346
NAICS
423440, 238290
Pontiac Correctional Center is seeking three new commercial laundry machines and installation for its Laundry Department. - Government buyer: Illinois Department of Corrections, Pontiac Correctional Center. - Requested equipment: - One 130-pound, 200G mid-performance steam-driven washer extractor: 480V, 9 speeds, 72.6 × 46.1 inches, with a 3/4-inch steam connection. - One 65-pound, 200G mid-performance steam-driven washer extractor: 480V, 64.7 × 34.1 inches, with a steam connection. - One 170-pound premium steam-driven tumbler dryer: 480V, 265,500 BTU/hour, 52.9 × 94 inches. - OEMs and part numbers: No manufacturers, brands, models, or part numbers are specified. All equipment must be new, not refurbished. - Installation: Adapt building structures as needed, remove installation debris and materials, restore affected areas to their prior condition or better, and verify that the equipment meets manufacturer operating standards. Provide owner/operator manuals and a final inspection form. - Timing: One-time purchase and installation; the equipment must be ordered within five days after contract execution. No separate installation duration is stated.
Description
Pontiac Correctional Center is soliciting one commercial 130-pound washer, one commercial 65-pound washer, and one 170-pound dryer for its Laundry Department. The vendor must provide and install the new, steam-operated equipment, adapt facility structures as needed, remove installation debris, and return the affected structure to its prior condition or better. The equipment is intended to replace obsolete, nonworking laundry machines as part of the facility’s FY27 laundry project. The solicitation description says the procurement is first a Small Business Set Aside, while the solicitation fields separately indicate “Small Business Set Aside Procurement: No.”