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DuPage County panel approves three on-call stormwater engineering contracts totaling $195,000
Summary
The DuPage County Stormwater Management Committee approved three on-call professional engineering contracts for stormwater work from Jan. 14 to Nov. 30, 2025, authorizing up to $75,000 for Michael Baker International and $60,000 each for WBK Engineering and Globe Traders Engineering.
The DuPage County Stormwater Management Committee approved three on-call professional engineering contracts Monday, authorizing up to $75,000 for Michael Baker International and up to $60,000 each for WBK Engineering and Globe Traders Engineering for work from Jan. 14, 2025, through Nov. 30, 2025.
The contracts, listed on the agenda as SMP125, SMP225 and SMP325, fund evaluation of custom floodplain mapping applications, alignment of the county geospatial database for stormwater management, and other on-call stormwater engineering services. The combined not-to-exceed total for the three contracts is $195,000.
Committee members moved and seconded the motions on the three contracts in succession. SMP125 (Michael Baker International) was moved by Member DeSart and seconded by Member Henrock. SMP225 (WBK Engineering) was moved by Member Police and seconded by Member Hoehding. SMP325 (Globe Traders Engineering) was moved by Member Higuanc and seconded by Member Evans. On each item the chair called for votes and announced "Motion carries," with no roll-call vote details recorded in the meeting transcript.
The approvals followed routine business that included adoption of minutes from the Dec. 3, 2024, meeting and acceptance of a claims report. No substantive debate about the contracts is recorded in the transcript; committee members asked no follow-up questions on the contract terms during the items as recorded.
The committee did not record individual vote tallies in the available transcript; the chair announced each motion carried. The contracts set start and end dates and maximum amounts but do not specify invoicing schedules, project-level scopes, or implementation milestones in the discussion recorded at the meeting. Any required procurement paperwork or contract execution steps were not detailed during the motion and vote.
Meeting business moved on to other agenda items after the contract approvals.
