City of Chicago

For Professional and Technical Services and Other Third Party Benefit Agreements (DOT - FAA - Airport Improvement Program - O'Hare (20.106))

$112.7 million

Exact amount: $112,740,000.00

Calendar year 2026

Only payments that match this line without doubt are shown. Other O'Hare federally funded contracts were not placed: two construction contracts (Paschen, 21.9M together) could be charged here or to the carryover line, and the airport engineering task orders do not name an airport. The side list shows the FAA awards made in FAA fiscal year 2026 (Federal Aviation Administration grants under ALN 20.116 and the infrastructure law's airport grants under ALN 20.117, each labelled). Together they are the closest public record of the new 2026 grant money this line anticipated, but there is no official crosswalk from an award to a budget line, so they are not shown as boxes.

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Clark-W.E. O'Neil JV: construction manager for Terminal 3 (contract 234140), $93,378,259.71, open this boxClark-W.E. O'Neil JV: construction manager for Terminal 3 (contract 234140)$93.4 millionBudgeted but not spent yet, $19,361,740.29, open this boxBudgeted but not spent…$19.4 million

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Percentages of For Professional and Technical Services and Other Third Party Benefit Agreements (DOT - FAA - Airport Improvement Program - O'Hare (20.106))
BoxAmount% of this budget
Clark-W.E. O'Neil JV: construction manager for Terminal 3 (contract 234140) · Paid so far$93,378,259.7182.8%
Budgeted but not spent yet · Leftover$19,361,740.2917.2%

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