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Read. Follow. Verify.Contract Amendment: Leila L. Botts Consulting (Great Lakes Project)
Record date · July 22, 2010
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What This Bill Does
This document records a financial adjustment to a professional services contract held by Leila L. Botts for work on the Great Lakes Project for the Chicago Department of Environment. The contract, originally active between 2003 and 2004, shows a negative adjustment of $23,555.
This document reflects a $23,555 reduction in the total funds allocated to a past environmental consulting contract, impacting the final financial settlement of the Great Lakes Project.
Who It Affects
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Leila L. Botts
The vendor's total contract compensation is reduced by $23,555.
Chicago Department of Environment
The department's financial records for the Great Lakes Project are adjusted by the specified amount.
Key Facts
- The contract (No. 1837) is for professional consulting services related to the Great Lakes Project.
- The contract was managed by the Chicago Department of Environment.
- The contract was subject to a financial adjustment of -$23,555.
- The original contract performance period was from March 1, 2003, to June 30, 2004.
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- The approval date for this specific record is July 22, 2010.
- The vendor is identified as Leila L. Botts, located in Gary, Indiana.
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Delayed Financial Adjustment
The contract ended in 2004, but the financial adjustment was approved in 2010, suggesting a significant delay in final contract reconciliation.
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