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Government Projects in Bourbon County
15 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Fort Scott is seeking authorization to submit a FY2026 Continuum of Care grant for the BridgePoint Community transitional housing project. The city would request about $1,575,000 in HUD funding with a $393,750 local match, to renovate a building on S. National Street into a transitional housing facility with wraparound services. The application is due July 17, 2026, with awards expected December 2026 and operation targeted for early 2027. This is early-stage project development where housing, human services, construction, and grant support vendors can help shape scope, match sources, and implementation plans.
The Davis Lift Station upgrade is a major wastewater capital project with a contract value of $2,509,499.59. As of June 30, 2026, about $480,064 of work is complete, $48,006 retained, and roughly $2.08 million remains, including pumps, control station, generator, and structures. Jeff Asbell Excavating & Trucking is the contractor and Earles Engineering is providing design/engineering, creating ongoing needs for specialty equipment, SCADA/instrumentation, and potential downstream service contracts as the station nears commissioning.
Fort Scott is seeking FY2026 Continuum of Care grant funding for BridgePoint Community, a new transitional housing and supportive services facility at 810 Burke Street. The city plans to renovate the existing building and provide case management, employment assistance, life-skills training, health referrals, transportation, and housing navigation. The grant request is about $1,575,000 with a $393,750 match, including donated building equity, furnishings, in‑kind salary, and cash from local opioid settlement funds. Vendors in housing, behavioral health, furnishings, training, and program support should track this as a potential multi-year project starting January 2027 if HUD funding is awarded.
The Commission is considering a proposal for a new enclosed patrol boat dock at Fort Scott Lake. Casper Enterprises submitted an estimate to build an 18x26 ft enclosed steel dock with ramp, mud arms, and boat lift for $75,730, with half due at commencement. The city has not yet approved a contract, so marine construction and dock manufacturers can still offer alternative designs, pricing, or turnkey solutions including lifts and security for lake patrol operations.
Allocation of funds for legal services to enforce the donation agreement for the hospital building, potentially leading to litigation.
Purchase of 12 new computers (Windows 10/11 compatible) for the Sheriff's Department to meet state compliance.
On July 7, 2026 the City approved a $75,730 proposal from Casper Enterprises, LLC to provide materials and installation for an enclosed boat dock for lake patrol, funded from the Lake Improvement Fund. This establishes Casper as the dock contractor and signals active marine infrastructure work at the lake. Vendors in marine construction, security systems, and related services can track this implementation for follow-on needs like utilities, access, safety equipment, and future dock expansions.
Purchase of a new Caterpillar 420 backhoe with a clamshell bucket and filled tires, including a 5-year warranty and power-by-the-hour maintenance plan.
The agenda includes a $16,250 payment to Stifel, Nicholaus & Company, Inc. for financial advisory and disclosure review services tied to General Obligation Temporary Notes Series 2026-1 for the Davis Lift Street Project. This confirms Stifel is advising on debt financing for the street component of the Davis Lift work. Financial, legal, and project management vendors can treat this as intelligence on the City's funding approach and timing for related capital improvements and future debt issues.
The City plans to pay Earles Engineering & Inspection, LLC $13,800 for 80% completion of final design on EEI Project No. 25-12 E. National Phase I. This suggests a capital project on E. National is nearing design completion with Earles as project engineer. Contractors, materials suppliers, and construction managers should track this for an upcoming bid phase once design reaches 100%.
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Government Agencies in Bourbon County, Kansas
21 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Uniontown Unified School District 235
Town of Walnut
Town of Timberhill
Town of Scott
Town of Pawnee
Town of Osage
Town of Mill Creek
Town of Marmaton
Town of Marion
Town of Freedom
Town of Franklin
Town of Drywood
Jayhawk Unified School District 346
Garland Rural Fire Department District #2
Fort Scott Unified School District 234
Fort Scott Housing Authority
Fort Scott Community College
City of Fort Scott
Bourbon County Rural Water District 2
Bourbon County Fire District # 3
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