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Shawnee plans to award BG Consultants, Inc. a $1,268,918 engineering services agreement for the 75th Street and Woodland Drive Project (PN 3654). This includes corridor alignment studies and design for a 75th Street extension and Carson Street (future Woodland Drive) segments, setting up a future $16.3 million road and bridge construction program attractive to heavy civil contractors.
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$1,268,918Jul 13, 2026Shawnee plans an intergovernmental agreement with WaterOne and a $1,500,000 change in scope to add waterline relocation to the 51st Street Improvement Project (Black Swan Drive to Quivira Road, PN 3622). This expands the existing street project to include significant utility relocation, revealing a substantial upcoming package of waterline work under the current construction contract.
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$1,500,000Jul 13, 2026Shawnee approved a final change order with Superior Bowen Asphalt for the Shawnee Mission Parkway improvement from I‑435 to K‑7, reducing the contract by about $722,737 to a final amount of $7,039,565.73. Work included overlaying ~50 lane miles, stormwater pipe rehabilitation, and a new signal at Vista. The project is substantially complete, but this reveals the incumbent contractor and scale of work for future corridor maintenance or related projects.
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$7,039,566Jul 13, 2026Shawnee approved an engineering services agreement with GBA for up to $149,709 to design intersection improvements at 83rd Street and Monticello Terrace, including additional eastbound and westbound left‑turn lanes, a new southbound right‑turn lane, and sidewalk improvements on the north side of 83rd Street to Woodsonia. The project will be designed to accommodate a future serpentine median without major rework. Council also authorized up to $20,000 for right‑of‑way and easement acquisition and approved participation in KDOT’s Cost Share Program, with KDOT funding up to 69% of construction costs not to exceed $550,000. Construction is planned for 2027. While GBA is locked in as designer, these actions set up a state‑cost‑shared intersection project that will be competitively bid for construction, creating a future opportunity for roadway contractors, signal and traffic control vendors, and firms experienced with KDOT‑local projects.
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$719,709Jun 22, 2026Shawnee is moving ahead with design and right-of-way work for turn lane, sidewalk, and stormwater improvements at 83rd Street and Monticello Terrace. GBA was contracted for $149,709 in design, easement acquisition up to $20,000 was authorized, and a KDOT Cost Share agreement for up to $550,000 in construction funding was approved. This sets up a 2027 construction project where contractors, traffic signal vendors, and civil firms can pursue upcoming work.
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$719,709Jul 13, 2026The City approved an engineering services agreement with BHC, LLC for design of the Shawnee Mission Parkway improvement project from Quivira Road to the east city limit, a 2027 CARS (County Assistance Road System) project. The work will be similar to recent Parkway maintenance, including mill and overlay, evaluation and replacement of deteriorated stormwater pipes, and particular attention to a large failing pipe under Quivira that may necessitate opening the roadway and significant traffic impacts. Council also adopted a resolution authorizing up to $15,000 for temporary and permanent easements to support the work. Design will occur in 2026 with a 2027 construction schedule and a focus on business outreach and access management, creating future opportunities for paving contractors, traffic control firms, public‑communication specialists, and stormwater rehabilitation vendors to engage as the City moves toward bidding.
Contract Award
$278,220Jun 22, 2026The City of Shawnee is renewing its Microsoft Enterprise Agreement for core productivity, server, database, virtual desktop, and Teams/voice calling software for July 1, 2026 through June 30, 2027. The renewal, purchased through Insight via the State of Kansas NASPO contract, totals $242,969.03 and is year 2 of a 3‑year subscription term running 2025–2028. This confirms Microsoft/Insight as the incumbent platform provider citywide and locks in per‑unit pricing through June 2028. While the primary decision is made, this creates follow‑on opportunities for migration support, security hardening, integrations, training, voice and collaboration enhancements, and planning for post‑2028 renewal or potential competitive re‑bid.
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$242,969Jun 22, 2026Shawnee is renewing its contract with All City Management Services, Inc. to provide school crossing attendants at 14 locations for the Fall 2026–Spring 2027 school year. The one‑year agreement reflects an hourly rate increase from $30.04 to $31.06, with total compensation not to exceed $164,928.60. The City has used ACMS since 2002/2003, and ACMS would only commit to a one‑year term due to staffing and market volatility. While the primary crossing‑guard contract is effectively locked in for 2026‑2027, this short term and rising costs signal potential future competition, ancillary training/safety needs, and technology or staffing solutions the City may consider for subsequent school years.
Contract Award
$164,929Jun 22, 2026The board will accept a DCMO BOCES piggyback bid (24-119) of $113,748.40 for two 2025 Chevrolet Silverado 2500HD 4WD Long Box pickup trucks. These vehicles will support facilities, maintenance, or grounds operations. Fleet and upfitting vendors can note the new assets for accessories, telematics, plows, or long-term fleet planning ahead of the next replacement cycle.
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$113,748Jul 7, 2026Oswego CSD will approve a three-year HVAC professional maintenance proposal with EMCOR Services: $25,900 in Year 1, $27,200 in Year 2, and $28,600 in Year 3. This establishes EMCOR as the primary HVAC maintenance provider through the contract term. Competitors and building automation vendors can use this as timing and incumbent intel for future rebids, energy projects, or controls integrations.
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Government Agencies in Cherokee County, Kansas
30 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Spring Valley
City1,000 pop.
Town of Sheridan
City203 pop.
Town of Shawnee
City499 pop.
Town of Salamanca
City464 pop.
Town of Ross
City621 pop.
Town of Pleasant View
City559 pop.
Town of Neosho
City241 pop.
Town of Mineral
City212 pop.
Town of Lyon
City318 pop.
Town of Lowell
City667 pop.
Town of Lola
City295 pop.
Town of Garden
City2,694 pop.
Town of Crawford
City588 pop.
Town of Cherokee
City311 pop.
Riverton Unified School District 404
School696 students
Oswego Unified School District 504
School495 students
Galena Unified School District 499
School781 students
Galena Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
Columbus Unified School District 493
School990 students
Columbus Housing Authority
Local Housing Authority
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