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Tinley Park approves multiple public‑works contracts totaling roughly $1.6 million
Summary
Trustees approved contracts for pavement marking, stormwater maintenance, post-17 improvements and year‑one parkway tree pruning during the May 6 meeting; each contract passed by roll call after Committee of the Whole review.
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The Village of Tinley Park Board of Trustees on May 6 approved several contracts for public‑works and infrastructure work discussed at the Committee of the Whole earlier the same day.
Trustee Michael Mueller led presentations for multiple items. The board approved a contract with America’s Parking Remarking for the 2025 pavement marking program in the amount of $182,957.64, plus a contingency of $17,042.36, for a total not to exceed $200,000.
The board also approved a contract with Stantec Consulting Services for naturalized stormwater areas maintenance in the amount of $302,632.59.
For construction work described as “post 17 improvements,” trustees approved a contract with Steve Spies Construction reported in the meeting record as $1,033,863.07. The contract amount was presented during the meeting packet and adopted by resolution.
Finally, the board approved a year‑one contract for parkway tree pruning with Homer Tree Care in the amount of $107,900, as presented.
Each item was described as reviewed at the Committee of the Whole prior to the May 6 meeting and was adopted by roll call with affirmative votes by trustees present. The meeting record does not include detailed scopes of work beyond the summary titles, nor does it show award evaluations or competing bid amounts within the floor discussion recorded that evening.
The village did include contingency language where noted and indicated that some contracts carry multi‑year program implications (for example, the tree pruning contract is year 1 of 3). Departments responsible for implementation were not listed in detail during the floor action recorded in the minutes.

