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Waste Management Of Illinois — City of Chicago contracts

Every contract the City of Chicago has on file with this vendor: what was awarded, which departments issued it, and how the awards were procured. Figures are computed live from the city's official contracts dataset.

Recorded in city contract data as WASTE MANAGEMENT OF ILLINOIS.

$245,176,715

Total awarded

Net of revisions and de-obligations

167

Contracts on file

Earliest approved Apr 15, 1993

$42,462,088

Largest single award

Jan 8, 2021

Most recent approval

A note on the totals: the city files revisions and de-obligations as their own records with negative award amounts, so the total above is the net of awards and adjustments. An awarded amount is also not money paid — it is the ceiling the city agreed to, and actual spending can come in lower.

Departments, by total awarded

  1. Department Of Streets And Sanitation$178,626,629
  2. Chicago Department Of Aviation$21,992,734
  3. Department Of Enviroment$11,269,179
  4. Planning & Development$3,906,193
  5. Office Of Special Events$1,687,825
  6. Citywide/Multiple$0.00

Largest individual contracts

  1. COLLECTION AND PROCESSING OF BLUE CART MATERIALS FROM HOUSEHOLDS AND CITY FACILITIES — 2014$42,462,088
  2. ACCEPTANCE AND PROCESSING OF MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTE DELIVERED BY THE CITY OF CHICAGO… — 2020$38,551,143
  3. COLLECTION AND PROCESSING OF BLUE CART MATERIALS FROM HOUSEHOLDS AND CITY FACILITIES — 2020$15,883,175
  4. FURNISHING TRANSFER STATIONS AND DISPOSAL SITE(S) (LANDFILLS) FOR REGULAR REFUSE DI… — 2014$12,902,727
  5. DISPOSAL SITES F/DISPOSAL OF REGULAR REFUSE & BULK REFUSE — 1993$12,000,000
  6. COLLECTION AND PROCESSING OF BLUE CART MATERIALS FROM HOUSEHOLDS AND CITY FACILITIES — 2019$9,219,061
  7. FURNISHING TRANSFER STATIONS AND DISPOSAL SITE(S) (LANDFILLS) FOR REGULAR REFUSE DI… — 2019$9,101,407
  8. WASTE DISPOSAL, RECYCLING SERVICES AND RENTAL OF RELATED EQUIPMENT — 2017$8,711,513

How the work was procured

  1. BID68 contracts
  2. RFP1 contracts
  3. EMERGENCY1 contracts

Contract types

  1. WORK SERVICES / FACILITIES MAINT.49 contracts
  2. WORK SERV-AVIATION14 contracts
  3. Time Extension4 contracts
  4. COMMODITIES4 contracts
  5. REVENUE3 contracts

Waste Management Of Illinois contracts most heavily with Department Of Streets And Sanitation, which accounts for $178,626,629 across 41 contract records.

Waste Management Of Illinois contracts FAQ

How much has Chicago awarded to Waste Management Of Illinois?
City of Chicago contract records show $245,176,715 awarded to Waste Management Of Illinois across 167 contract records approved since Apr 15, 1993. That figure is the net of awards and later adjustments, and an award is not the same as money actually paid out.
Which city departments contract with Waste Management Of Illinois?
By total award amount, the departments contracting with Waste Management Of Illinois are: Department Of Streets And Sanitation ($178,626,629); Chicago Department Of Aviation ($21,992,734); Department Of Enviroment ($11,269,179); Planning & Development ($3,906,193); Office Of Special Events ($1,687,825).
What is the largest Waste Management Of Illinois contract?
The largest single award on file is $42,462,088, described by the city as "COLLECTION AND PROCESSING OF BLUE CART MATERIALS FROM HOUSEHOLDS AND CITY FACILITIES", approved Apr 4, 2014, through Department Of Streets And Sanitation.
Why can a contract amount be negative?
The city records revisions and de-obligations as separate rows with negative award amounts. That means a vendor total is the net of original awards plus every later adjustment, not a running tally of payments. Awarded dollars are also not the same as dollars spent — a contract can be awarded and only partly drawn down.

Source

Contracts are matched on the vendor name exactly as the city records it, so a company filed under more than one spelling may appear on more than one page. Award amounts can be negative on revisions and de-obligations; totals are the net of awards and adjustments, not payments made.

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