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Raymore awarded VF Anderson Builders LLC a $4,836,185 contract for the Kurzweil Road Construction Project (City Project 26-451-201). The ordinance authorizes the city manager to approve change orders within budget, indicating a major roadway reconstruction effort. This is a significant multi-million transportation project, revealing the prime contractor and suggesting future phases, traffic control, and adjacent utility work.
Approving a service repair quote from Foley Equipment for warranty coverage for the Caterpillar RM500B road reclaimer.
Cass County approved Change Order 001 with Delta Innovative Services for the Justice Center roofing project. The change adds retrofit work for two south entry roof sections using the same two‑ply modified roofing system, valued at $20,170, funded from the unforeseen-conditions allowance, keeping the total contract at $1,470,000 and the January 22, 2027 completion date. Roofing, construction, and building systems vendors should see this as an active capital project where follow-on work, maintenance, or related facility upgrades may emerge.
The CIP shows a 2024‑25 excise‑funded expenditure of $3,645,985 labeled "Misc - Reimburse Vantrust Road Extension & 195th Street (MODOT)" and a separate MHTC Governor's Cost Share Program revenue of $3,696,559. This indicates a large cost‑share and reimbursement arrangement for road extensions involving MoDOT and a private party (VanTrust). While the reimbursement itself is budgeted, future associated construction and support work around 195th Street and the road extension may need additional consulting, construction, and compliance services.
The excise tax financial summary shows $56,364 spent in 2025 on the 163rd Street to Madison project and a CIP entry for a 163rd Street Extension - Parkside at $1,200,000. This signals a significant corridor extension project already in motion, likely involving roadway design, right-of-way, and construction. With a large project budget and only part of the work executed, there may be remaining design, construction, inspection, or developer coordination needs attractive to transportation and engineering vendors.
Provision of secondary math curriculum resources, including hard copy and digital materials, and professional development for teachers.
Raymore introduced Bill 4044 to award Infrastructure Solutions LLC an $834,600 contract for Phase 2 of the Owen Good Force Main Replacement, covering 781 feet of new 24" force main and a bore under Hubach Hill Road and N. Cass Parkway. This is part of an ongoing effort to replace a force main nearing end of service life, with Infrastructure Solutions identified as lowest and best bidder. The first reading passed, so final approval and implementation are pending, creating near-term work and longer-term follow-on needs in sewer infrastructure.
Raymore awarded Gallagher Asphalt Corporation a $484,314 contract for a recycle-in-place road project (City Project 26-505-201), along with a budget amendment setting the project at $525,000. The work will use in-place recycling techniques for pavement rehabilitation. This identifies Gallagher as the asphalt/incidental paving incumbent and suggests similar resurfacing work may be pursued in future capital budgets.
Archie R‑V spent $386,719 with ECCO Ride of Missouri and $46,181 with W8 Bus Service from the General Fund, plus smaller amounts with First Student. This shows a heavy reliance on contracted student transportation providers. Transportation vendors can treat this as an indicator of contract scale and incumbents, useful for preparing for future rebids, route optimization services, or supplemental charter work.
The report shows Archie R‑V made substantial IT purchases, including $46,837 with CDW Government, $15,064 with Haddock Education Technologies, Lenovo devices, and $194,396 with IT4KC in the General Fund period 07/01/2025–05/31/2026. These appear to be decided hardware/networking and support buys already underway. IT vendors can treat this as incumbent intelligence on who supplies devices, networking, and support, and explore upcoming refresh cycles, add-ons, and compatibility services.
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Government Agencies in Cass County, Missouri
45 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Western Cass Fire Protection District
West Peculiar Fire Protection District
Strasburg C-3 School District
South Metro Fire District
Sherwood Cass R-VIII School District
Raymore-peculiar R-II School District
Pleasant Hill R-III School District
Pleasant Hill Fire Protection District
Northeast Cass Fire Protection District
Midway R-I School District
Miami Rural Water District 4
Loch Lloyd Village
Kingsville R-I School District
Hubach Hill Road/north Cass Pkwy Tdd
Holden R-III School District
Harrisonville R-IX School District
Harrisonville Market Place Tdd B
Garden City Fire Protection District and Ambulance Service
East Lynne-gunn City Fire Protection District
East Lynne 40 School District
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