Contract for 43rd to 45th Street Shoreline Reconstruction
March 8, 2012
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The Frame
This contract allocates $117,489.80 in public funds for shoreline infrastructure repairs in Chicago, impacting the physical maintenance of the lakefront between 43rd and 45th Streets.
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James P. McHugh Construction Co.
The company is responsible for executing the construction work as defined in the contract.
Chicago Department of Transportation
The department is responsible for the oversight and management of the shoreline reconstruction project.
Last recorded activity March 8, 2012.
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Summary
Key Facts
- The contract (No. 24091) was awarded to James P. McHugh Construction Co.
- The project involves the reconstruction of shoreline revetment between 43rd and 45th Street.
- The total contract award amount is $117,489.80.
- The contract was approved on March 8, 2012.
- The project is under the jurisdiction of the Chicago Department of Transportation.
- The contract is categorized as a large construction project ($3 million or above classification).
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Why It Matters
This contract allocates $117,489.80 in public funds for shoreline infrastructure repairs in Chicago, impacting the physical maintenance of the lakefront between 43rd and 45th Streets.
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Contract Classification Discrepancy
The contract is labeled as 'CONSTRUCTION-LARGE $3MILLIONorABOVE' despite the award amount being significantly lower ($117,489.80).
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- Controversy10Intensity of disagreement among stakeholders
- Entertainment5Compellingness for a non-policy-wonk reader
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