Illinois BidBuy #27-497DVA-QUINC-B-52335

Illinois Veterans Home Quincy Campus Pest Control and Bed Bug Services

The State of Illinois is seeking comprehensive pest control services for the Illinois Veterans Home Quincy, a long-term healthcare campus. - Government buyer: State of Illinois, Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs; office: Illinois Veterans Home Quincy, Quincy, Adams County, Illinois. - Scope: Indoor and outdoor inspection, pest identification, treatment, and control, including routine service for structural and nuisance pests, rodents, stored-product and fabric pests, occasional invaders, and stinging insects; bed bug inspection and treatment as needed. - Service frequencies and response: Service frequency varies by location and may be weekly, semi-monthly, monthly, every other month, or on request. Emergency calls require a two-hour response; service reports are due within three days. - Schedule quantities shown: Year 1 routine pest control, 12 months, and as-needed bed bug service, 60 hours; Year 2 routine pest control, 12 months, and as-needed bed bug service, 60 hours; Year 3 routine pest control, 12 months. The source indicates 20 bid items, but the remaining schedule quantities are not provided. - Important requirements: Contractor must provide licensed personnel and the labor, materials, equipment, tools, and supervision needed. Healthcare-appropriate integrated pest management and applicable infection-control, environmental-health, pesticide, and public-health requirements apply. Termite inspection and treatment are excluded. - OEMs and named vendors: No OEMs, product brands, or prospective vendors are identified in the provided materials.

Description

The Illinois Veterans Home Quincy is seeking a vendor to provide indoor and outdoor pest control services for its long-term healthcare facility, including routine pest and vermin inspection, treatment, and control, as well as bed bug treatment services. The vendor must provide labor, materials, equipment, licensed personnel, and routine inspections and treatments, and respond to emergency or urgent service calls within two hours. Services must comply with applicable healthcare, infection-control, environmental-health, and pesticide regulations. A mandatory facility walkthrough is scheduled for November 12, 2026, and the solicitation describes a 10-year term.

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