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Healthcare capital-project intelligence · Illinois

See healthcare projects before they become obvious opportunities.

Annerly reads Illinois certificate-of-need filings and turns them into source-verified briefs for your category — what was filed, what it may mean for suppliers like you, and what is still unknown.

How it works

From public filing to supplier brief.

Full process →
  1. 01

    Track filings

    We monitor new and updated Illinois certificate-of-need applications, modifications and board actions.

  2. 02

    Verify & classify

    Figures are checked against the source documents and tagged by facility type, modality and spend category.

  3. 03

    Translate into supplier briefs

    Each relevant project becomes a brief written for your category, with facts, interpretation and open questions kept apart.

  4. 04

    Deliver ongoing intelligence

    Early-warning alerts and lifecycle updates as projects progress, change or stall.

What you receive

Intelligence built for qualification, not hype.

Source-linked facts

Every filed figure points back to the public record it came from.

Procurement timing assessments

Our read on when purchasing decisions might plausibly arise — labelled as interpretation.

Spend category breakdowns

Disclosed project costs organized by the categories suppliers actually sell into.

Disclosed modality mix

Imaging, oncology and other clinical modalities exactly as the applicant describes them.

Lifecycle updates

Changes as projects move through review, modification, completion or withdrawal.

Explicit uncertainty

Open questions are listed, not papered over. Filings are not purchase orders.

A caveat we repeat often: a certificate-of-need filing describes a proposed project. It does not prove an open bid, a vendor selection, a procurement status or a purchase order. Plans change, and some projects are modified or withdrawn.

Sample intelligence

Three recent Illinois filings.

Condensed examples of public-filing intelligence. These are not procurement tenders.

Public-filing intelligence · Project 26-047

Loyola Medicine Warrenville Ambulatory Care Center

$106,769,368 total project cost

Filed facts
  • Planned completion: December 2028.
  • Disclosed imaging modalities: MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound and mammography.
Analyst interpretation
A multi-modality ambulatory build with a long runway may be relevant to imaging, shielding, low-voltage and clinical fit-out suppliers. Timing of any purchasing decisions is not stated in the filing.
Open questions
  • Whether equipment has been sourced, and from whom, is not disclosed here.
  • Phasing and construction start dates should be confirmed against later filings.

Not a procurement tender or bid notice.

Public-filing intelligence · Project 26-032

Advanced Radiation Center of Chicago

≈ $8.63M project cost (rounded)

Filed facts
  • The filing proposes a Varian Ethos treatment system and a Siemens SOMATOM go.Sim CT simulator.
Analyst interpretation
Manufacturer model names in a filing are the applicant's proposal, not an award or purchase. Ancillary needs (vault work, QA tools, software, service) may still be relevant to adjacent suppliers.
Open questions
  • Whether these models are ultimately purchased is unknown.
  • Review board action and any modifications should be tracked.

Not a procurement tender or bid notice.

Public-filing intelligence · Project 26-033

Northwestern Medicine St. George Cancer Institute

≈ $275M project cost (rounded)

Filed facts
  • Scope includes diagnostic imaging, theranostics and a cyclotron.
Analyst interpretation
Radiopharmaceutical production and theranostics introduce specialized categories — radiation shielding, hot labs, isotope handling — alongside conventional imaging. No equipment awards are assumed.
Open questions
  • Vendor selection and procurement status are not established by the filing.
  • Detailed modality counts and sequencing need confirmation as the project progresses.

Not a procurement tender or bid notice.

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