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Read. Follow. Verify.City Contract for Demolition Services: Midwest Wrecking Company
Record date · June 20, 2026
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What This Bill Does
The City of Chicago has awarded a $17,500 contract to Midwest Wrecking Company for services managed by the Department of Buildings.
The city is spending $17,500 in public funds to pay a private contractor for work at a specific location.
Who It Affects
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Midwest Wrecking Company 01
The company is contracted to perform demolition services for the city in exchange for $17,500.
Department of Buildings
The department is responsible for managing the demolition contract and overseeing the vendor's performance.
Key Facts
- The City of Chicago awarded contract E011442 to Midwest Wrecking Company 01.
- The total value of the contract is $17,500.
- The contract is for demolition services.
- The project is overseen by the Chicago Department of Buildings.
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- The vendor is located at 1950 W Hubbard St, Chicago, IL, 60622.
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