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Board approves bid packages, keeps Brian Dominick Early Childhood Center under $30.97M

Board of Education, Cicero School District 99 · March 11, 2026
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Summary

Cicero SD 99 moved forward on the Brian Dominick Early Childhood Center: the board approved multiple bid packages and contract assignments, and staff said the project remains under a $30,969,000 budget. Several contractors for specific trades were listed for board approval.

The Cicero School District 99 Board approved multiple bid recommendations and contractor assignments March 11 for the Brian Dominick Early Childhood Center, with the project reported to remain under a $30,969,000 budget.

Board materials and the construction presentation by Marc Rogers of CCS International listed bid packages for concrete, masonry, structural steel, general trades, roofing, glazing, flooring, painting, casework, fire suppression, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, site work and landscaping. The agenda named contractors for many packages, including TOR Construction Co., Inc. (Cast-In-Place Concrete), MPZ Masonry-Construction, Inc. (Masonry), K & K Iron Works, LLC (Structural Steel & Metal Fabrications), LJ Morse Construction Company (General Trades), DCG Roofing Solutions, Inc. (Roofing), Prime Architectural Metal & Glass, Inc. (Glazing) and Abbey Construction Co., Inc. (Paving, Site Concrete). The board approved the bid recommendations as part of the consent agenda vote.

Vice-President Dominick and board members recorded their approval in a roll call vote; the consent agenda also included an A133-2019 Exhibit A Guaranteed Maximum Price amendment for the project. Construction staff reported progress on related capital projects including completed elevator modernizations, ongoing HVAC retro-commissioning at Sherlock and Unity, and geotechnical work for the West 23rd Parcel parking lot.

Board members did not request additional motion-level changes to the bid assignments during the open session; all procurement approvals in the consent agenda passed by the same roll call of members present.