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The City awarded ITB 26-007 for the Tide Valve Stormwater Improvements Project to Charley Toppino & Sons, Inc. for $2,146,000. This CDBG-supported project will install tide valves and related stormwater upgrades to reduce flooding and backflow in vulnerable areas. With Toppino as prime contractor, there is scope for subcontractors, materials suppliers, and stormwater technology partners to support implementation and for consultants to monitor performance and seek future resilience funding.
The July 15 budget review details the 2027 Special Streets Fund, including $1,720,000 for street rehabilitation under the Street Plan, $60,000 for striping and dust control, and $500,000 for design of a major roadway reconstruction project. Michelin Mobility pavement software implemented in 2024 is guiding data‑driven decisions. This sets up a multi‑year pipeline for mill and overlay contracts and a future large reconstruction design and build.
The Special Streets Fund will receive major new transfers from the Quality of Life sales tax starting in 2027, adding $1.47M per year (then $840K) to existing highway revenues. The city plans to use this to accelerate contracted mill-and-overlay, preservation, and major reconstructions, guided by AI-enabled pavement condition software and a formal Street Maintenance Plan. Specific street packages and contractors are not yet set, creating a sizable multi-year pipeline for paving and engineering firms.
Ottawa reviewed its Risk Management Fund budget, outlining rising costs for property, casualty, workers comp, cyber, flood, and EAP services. The city currently partners with HUB International for brokerage and KMU and KERIT for safety and workers comp support, with premiums and transfers projected to grow through 2028. While incumbents are in place, the detailed budget reveals policy structure, loss ratios, and timing that may matter for brokers, safety consultants, and insurtech vendors ahead of future renewals.
The City is asked on July 22, 2026 to authorize two agreements with Alfred Benesch & Company for design and boundary survey work on the Ottawa Municipal Airport Runway 17/35 extension and parallel taxiway. KDOT Aviation has approved a $603,000 KAIP grant, with Benesch’s design fee at $670,500 plus $11,848 for boundary work and a local match of $78,898. Design runs through early 2027, setting up a major construction package for bid and grant application by May 2027.
Hot mix project number a 2605 5- C for widening old 50 between Lincoln links and 75.
KDOT’s Division of Aviation has approved a $603,000 Kansas Airport Improvement Program grant for Ottawa’s Runway 17/35 and parallel taxiway extension. The grant requires a 10% local match, prohibits work before July 1, 2026, and mandates a fully executed agreement prior to reimbursable costs. This secures funding for design and sets the stage for a future FAA grant and construction contract.
The City approved sole-source repairs for a 2015 Gillig Low Floor Hybrid Diesel Bus (Bus 821) by Stewart and Stevenson d/b/a Florida Detroit Diesel Allison, up to $150,000, funded via FDOT PTGA G3101 amendments. Work will address major drivetrain issues on an aging hybrid vehicle in the transit fleet. This confirms Florida Detroit Diesel Allison as the go-to service vendor, and signals ongoing needs for hybrid bus maintenance, parts, fleet planning, and potential future replacement vehicles or support systems.
Quad Flex Water Softening System to be installed in the law enforcement center.
Application and certificate for payment number 31 for work completed on the Coffee County Law Enforcement Center project, Phase 2.
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Government Agencies in Coffey County, Kansas
22 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Star
Town of Spring Creek
Town of Rock Creek
Town of Pottawatomie
Town of Pleasant
Town of Ottumwa
Town of Neosho
Town of Lincoln
Town of Liberty
Town of Leroy
Town of Key West
Town of Hampden
Town of Burlington
Town of Avon
Southern Lyon County Unified School District 252
Garnett Unified School District 365
Coffey Rural Water District 3
Coffey Rural Water District 2
Coffey County Hospital
Coffey County Fire District # 1
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