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Human Services Committee approves contracts, purchase orders and budget transfers in unanimous voice votes

3028594 · April 17, 2025
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Summary

The DuPage County Human Services Committee approved a series of motions on contracts, purchase orders, grants and budget transfers — including refuse services, medical supplies, care center equipment, and grant applications — mostly by unanimous voice vote; the committee recorded consensus on multiple items to move forward to county processes.

DuPage CountyHuman Services Committee members approved a series of contract awards, purchase orders, grant applications and budget transfers during their April meeting, taking most motions by unanimous voice vote.

The committee approved contracts and purchase orders that included refuse and recycling services, medical and clinical supplies for the DuPage Care Center, and replacements for long-term care beds. Tim (chair/staff) introduced the motions and committee members responded with standard "So moved," "Second," and unanimous "Aye" voice votes for each consent item.

Key approved items listed by agenda identifier included:

- FMP 15 25: Award contract to Groot Industries Inc. for refuse disposal, recycling and asbestos pickup services for DuPage County facilities for a contract period of 06/01/2025 through 05/31/2026, for a total not to exceed $126,843.06 (with $40,800 allocated to the care center). The committee later approved an amendment expanding services to an additional Health Department location and increasing the contract price by 2% (FMR 125 amendment).

- HSP/HIR/HFB items: Multiple DuPage Care Center purchase orders and contract recommendations were approved, including a patient phlebotomy and lab services purchase order to Central DuPage Hospital Association d/b/a Health Lab for up to $40,000 (HSP 16 25), incontinent product supply contract to McKesson Medical-Surgical Government Solutions LLC not to exceed $200,000 (HSB 18 25), ostomy/tracheostomy and enteral supplies contract to Professional Medical and Surgical Supplying not to exceed $50,000 (HSP 19 25), and purchase orders for replacement EliteX long-term beds with Alco Sales & Service Co. (HSP 20 25 and a rescission related to an earlier Alco contract HSP 12 25).

- FIR 65 25: Modification 1 to HOME agreement HM21-02 between Catholic Charities Diocese of Joliet Inc. and DuPage County increasing HOME funding by $110,339 for a total HOME amount of $410,339.

- FMP transfers and appropriations: An additional appropriation (FIR 6,625) for DuPage Care Center Foundation funded projects of $21,112 and transfers between overtime, contingencies and employee medical/hospital insurance accounts to cover unanticipated deficits were approved.

- Travel: Two staff travel requests to attend the National Alliance to End Homelessness conference in Washington, D.C., were approved; both were noted as grant funded.

- Grant application notifications and informational items: The committee recorded notice of applications for multiple grants, including AgeGuide Northeastern Illinois caregiver resource services (Title III-E), RTA Section 5310 funds, Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity grants (GPN 7 25), LIHEAP state supplemental grant, U.S. Department of Energy weatherization grants and other weatherization funding for program year 2026. Committee members voiced "Aye" on those notifications.

Most of the motions were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote with no recorded roll-call tallies given in the meeting transcript. Where staff referenced typographical errors in a resolution, members advised staff to correct them before finalization.

The committee also approved minutes for the committeemeeting of April 1, 2025 (item 25-10-505).

All actions described above were taken as committee motions and are being forwarded through the normal county approval and implementation processes as appropriate.