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  • Village of Hazel Crest Hiring Part-Time Economic Development & Marketing Coordinator

    The Part-Time Economic Development & Marketing Coordinator provides administrative, technical, and marketing support to the Assistant Village Manager/Economic Development Director in carrying out the Village’s economic development initiatives. This position assists in research, data collection, marketing activities, business outreach, event coordination, and project support related to business attraction, retention, expansion, and community marketing. The role serves as a key liaison for business inquiries and actively supports the Assistant Village Manager in advancing the Village’s economic development initiatives, fostering strong communication and collaboration among developers, real estate partners, community organizations, and Village departments. Download the complete job description below.

  • NOFO: Cook County Water Affordability Pilot Program for Municipal Water Utilities

    Notice of Funding Opportunity: Cook County Water Affordability Pilot Program for Municipal Water Utilities - APPLICATIONS DUE BY DECEMBER 9, 2025 This new funding opportunity from the Cook County Water Affordability Program provides up to $245,000 per municipality to develop and/or implement projects to tackle water affordability challenges. All municipalities delivering water to residential customers within suburban Cook County (excluding Chicago) are eligible to apply. Projects funded by this program should support residents disproportionately impacted by unaffordable water bills. Example projects include cost of service and water rate studies, leak alert and billing system upgrades, and customer outreach and engagement efforts. Cook County TAP will host a webinar at 12:00 PM on Thursday, November 20, 2025. Register today  to learn more about the funding opportunity and application requirements. Applications are due by December 9, 2025.  Access the full notice of funding opportunity  for more information and application instructions. Contact CCWaterAffordability@ElevateNP.org  with additional questions.

  • RFQ - City of Harvey - Dixie Highway Corridor Improvement Project

    Submission Details The City of Harvey  is requesting Statements of Qualification (SOQ)  from professional engineering and planning consultants for the Dixie Highway Corridor roadway redesign . Deadline:  Submissions must be received by 4:00 PM on October 23rd . Late submissions will not be considered. All SOQs will be reviewed by the City of Harvey Evaluation Team . Submission Instructions Submit hard copies  in a sealed envelope  clearly labeled: CITY OF HARVEY, IL DIXIE HIGHWAY CORRIDOR IMPROVEMENT PROJECT Deliver to: City of Harvey – City Hall15320 Broadway AveHarvey, IL 60426 SOQs will be scored and ranked , and the highest-rated firm  will be awarded a contract. Purpose This Request for Qualifications (RFQ) invites submissions from qualified engineering consultants  to provide: Roadway design services Community engagement services The project covers Phase I Engineering Design  for a 2.83-mile section  of Dixie Highway, from 139th Street to 159th Street , within Cook County, IL . Project Overview The Dixie Highway Corridor Improvement Project  includes: Structural pavement reconstruction Truck access improvements Traffic signal installations Water and sewer replacements Street lighting Multi-use side path Pedestrian amenities These enhancements aim to improve: Multimodal functionality Safety Streetscape aesthetics The project is funded through the Illinois Surface Transportation Program  and will integrate with existing sidewalks and roadway segments. While the design will generally remain within the current utility right-of-way, additional right-of-way acquisition  may be required based on the final alignment. Download the full RFQ at the link below: https://www.cityofharveyil.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/CoH_STP_Dixie-Hwy_RFQ_Final.pdf

  • RFQ - City of Harvey - Sibley Boulevard Sidepath and Pedestrian Overpass Project

    Submission Details The City of Harvey  is seeking Statements of Qualification (SOQ)  from professional engineering and planning consultants for Phase I Engineering Design  of a sidepath and pedestrian overpass  along Sibley Boulevard , from Dixie Highway to the Metra 147th/Sibley Station . Deadline:  Submissions must be received by 4:00 PM on October 29, 2025 . Late submissions will not be considered. All SOQs will be reviewed by the City of Harvey Evaluation Team . Submission Instructions Submit hard copies  in a sealed envelope  clearly labeled: CITY OF HARVEY, IL SIBLEY BOULEVARD SIDEPATH AND PEDESTRIAN OVERPASS PROJECT Deliver to: City of Harvey – City Hall15320 Broadway Ave. Harvey, IL 60426 SOQs will be scored and ranked , and the highest-rated firm  will be awarded a contract. Purpose The purpose of this RFQ is to invite submissions from qualified engineering consultants  to provide: Sidepath design Pedestrian overpass concepts Community engagement services The Phase I Engineering Design will cover a 2.08-mile section  of Sibley Boulevard, from Dixie Highway to the Metra 147th/Sibley Station , within Cook County, IL . Project Overview This project focuses on the Phase I Engineering Design  of a sidepath  along Sibley Boulevard (147th Street) , a key commercial, residential, and transit corridor in the City of Harvey. Key components include: A pedestrian overpass  to ensure safe passage for pedestrians and cyclists. Improved access to the City of Harvey  and surrounding south suburban communities. Integration with regional transportation infrastructure. The project is funded through the Transportation Alternatives Program , administered by the Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP) . Download the full RFQ at the link below: https://www.cityofharveyil.gov/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/CoH_Sibley-Blvd_RFQ_Final.pdf

  • RFQ - Redevelopment of Lincoln Highway Transit Site

    The Village of Park Forest, Illinois, invites experienced development teams to submit their qualifications and proposals for the redevelopment of an approximately 12-acre, village-owned site strategically located at the intersection of Lincoln Highway (US Hwy 30), the 211th Street Metra Electric Line Station, Pace Suburban Bus Route 357, and Indiana Street. This is a unique opportunity to create a landmark Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) adjacent to the 211th Street Metra Station. Download the complete RFQ below.

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