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Hononegah board approves HVAC condensing unit purchases and installations totaling about $97,052

Hononegah Community High School District 207 Board of Education · September 17, 2025
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Summary

The board approved purchase and installation contracts for MAU-3 and AHU-9 condensing units (purchases: $14,806 and not-to-exceed $22,196; installations: $28,980 and $31,070), using cooperative contracts in compliance with Illinois procurement statute.

The Hononegah Community High School District 207 board on Sept. 17 approved several HVAC purchases and installation contracts for two major air-handling units. The purchase of a 20-ton condensing unit for MAU-3 from Temperature Systems Inc. for $14,806 and installation by Ceroni Piping Company for $28,980 were approved, as was the purchase of condensing units for AHU-9 through Temperature Systems Inc. not to exceed $22,196 and installation by Ceroni Piping Company for $31,070. Motions carried on unanimous roll calls.

Board materials cite compliance with 105 ILCS 5/10-20.21 and use of the OMNIA Partners Public Sector Purchasing Cooperative where applicable. "Motion by Lewis, seconded by Schoepski, to approve the installation of a 20-ton condensing unit for MAU-3 from Ceroni Piping Company in the amount of $28,980.00 as recommended by the Finance Committee in compliance with 105 ILCS 5/10-20.21 (xi)," the meeting record states. The combined line items recorded in the minutes total approximately $97,052 for purchase and installation across the two units.

District staff presented the purchases as targeted facilities maintenance via cooperative purchasing; the board did not record separate discussion about alternatives, timeline for equipment delivery, or specific funding lines during the open meeting. The Finance Director previously noted overall year-to-date revenues and expenses but did not designate a specific capital account for these purchases in the minutes.