Orland Park approves Dugan Park, road and pavement contracts and funds America 250 initiatives
April 06, 2026 | Orland Park, Cook County, Illinois
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The Village of Orland Park board approved a slate of procurement contracts and an events initiative during its meeting.
The board voted to recommend execution of a contract with V3 Construction Group for construction at Dugan Park for a not-to-exceed $1,967,700, with an authorized project contingency of up to $196,770 (10%). Trustee Lawler moved the Dugan Park motion; the board approved it on a roll-call vote.
The board also approved an asphalt pavement patching contract (ITB 26-018) with Advantage Paving Solutions Inc. for a total not-to-exceed $395,250.01 after a motion by Trustee Lawrence, and approved the Rebuild Illinois road work contract (ITB 26-021) with MJ Asphalt Paving Company Inc. for an amount not to exceed $619,450.22 after a motion by Trustee Leplat. Each contract was seconded and adopted by roll-call votes.
Separately, the board approved planned America 250 initiatives and amended the approval to specify a $30,000 funding allocation for those initiatives; the amendment was moved and adopted, then the amended motion carried.
Votes at a glance:
- Approval of March 16, 2026 Committee of the Whole minutes — motion by Trustee Katsenes — Approved (unanimous roll call).
- Dugan Park construction contract (V3 Construction Group) — Not to exceed $1,967,700; contingency $196,770 — Motion by Trustee Lawler — Approved (roll call).
- Asphalt pavement patching (ITB 26-018; Advantage Paving Solutions Inc.) — Not to exceed $395,250.01 — Motion by Trustee Lawrence — Approved (roll call).
- Rebuild Illinois road work (ITB 26-021; MJ Asphalt Paving Company Inc.) — Not to exceed $619,450.22 — Motion by Trustee Leplat — Approved (roll call).
- America 250 initiatives — Amended to include $30,000 in funding — Approved (amendment adopted; final motion approved).
The board’s roll-call practice and the presence of full motions in staff reports were discussed earlier in the meeting as part of procedural changes to shorten titles and in-meeting readings; staff emphasized that full contract details will remain in publicly available agenda materials.
The board voted to recommend execution of a contract with V3 Construction Group for construction at Dugan Park for a not-to-exceed $1,967,700, with an authorized project contingency of up to $196,770 (10%). Trustee Lawler moved the Dugan Park motion; the board approved it on a roll-call vote.
The board also approved an asphalt pavement patching contract (ITB 26-018) with Advantage Paving Solutions Inc. for a total not-to-exceed $395,250.01 after a motion by Trustee Lawrence, and approved the Rebuild Illinois road work contract (ITB 26-021) with MJ Asphalt Paving Company Inc. for an amount not to exceed $619,450.22 after a motion by Trustee Leplat. Each contract was seconded and adopted by roll-call votes.
Separately, the board approved planned America 250 initiatives and amended the approval to specify a $30,000 funding allocation for those initiatives; the amendment was moved and adopted, then the amended motion carried.
Votes at a glance:
- Approval of March 16, 2026 Committee of the Whole minutes — motion by Trustee Katsenes — Approved (unanimous roll call).
- Dugan Park construction contract (V3 Construction Group) — Not to exceed $1,967,700; contingency $196,770 — Motion by Trustee Lawler — Approved (roll call).
- Asphalt pavement patching (ITB 26-018; Advantage Paving Solutions Inc.) — Not to exceed $395,250.01 — Motion by Trustee Lawrence — Approved (roll call).
- Rebuild Illinois road work (ITB 26-021; MJ Asphalt Paving Company Inc.) — Not to exceed $619,450.22 — Motion by Trustee Leplat — Approved (roll call).
- America 250 initiatives — Amended to include $30,000 in funding — Approved (amendment adopted; final motion approved).
The board’s roll-call practice and the presence of full motions in staff reports were discussed earlier in the meeting as part of procedural changes to shorten titles and in-meeting readings; staff emphasized that full contract details will remain in publicly available agenda materials.
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