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Government Projects in Geary County

33 projects across 6 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Junction City processed a $900,601.03 payment to Crossland Heavy Contractors for "WW TREATMENT PLANT PH. 2" from the Wastewater Capital Improvement Fund. This indicates a large ongoing wastewater treatment plant expansion or upgrade. With such a major project underway, there will be needs for instrumentation, SCADA, lab equipment, odor control, and future maintenance contracts.

Contract Award
$900,601Jul 7, 2026

Collection of accounts receivable from former Gary Community Hospital patients to pay off a bond.

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$1,600,000Jul 27, 2026

The City paid Midwest Public Risk (MPR) $789,559.05, likely for pooled risk or insurance coverage, and separate large payments to VEOLIA WATER for services. The MPR payment indicates a significant risk and insurance arrangement that may relate to large utilities like wastewater. Risk consultants and insurers can use this to understand current coverage levels and positioning for future renewals or supplemental services.

Contract Award
$789,559Jul 7, 2026

Purchase of a Kenworth T280 chassis medium-duty truck with snow and ice equipment (Boss B DTX series 10-ft plow and Buyer Salt Dog 7 cubic yard stainless steel spreader).

Contract Award
$168,912Aug 25, 2026

Kaw Valley Engineering was paid $222,895.75 in this period, likely for engineering related to water system improvements or similar infrastructure. This shows the City is using a consulting engineer for design and possibly construction services on major utility projects. Competing engineering firms gain insight into the scale and the current consultant, and contractors can see that engineered capital work is moving through the pipeline.

Contract Award
$222,896Jul 7, 2026

The Wastewater Distribution System is purchasing an "ARIES VOYAGER SEWER CAM…" from Elliott Equipment Co for $199,743, likely a sewer inspection camera truck or system. This is a major equipment investment for in-house CCTV inspection of sewers. Suppliers of related software, maintenance, accessories, and data management solutions can engage the utility about integrating this new asset into asset management and work order systems.

Contract Award
$199,743Jul 7, 2026

The City purchased an Aries Voyager sewer camera system from Elliott Equipment Co. for $199,743. This is a major investment in in-house CCTV capability for the wastewater collection system. Vendors of inspection software, data management, training, maintenance, and rehab services now know the camera platform and can offer support, while competitors can track future replacement or expansion cycles.

Contract Award
$199,743Jul 7, 2026

Repair of courthouse roof damage, including copper ridge cap and slate tiles, caused by a storm.

Contract Award
$145,958Jul 21, 2026

The City is paying $170,208.42 in CDBG grant funds to Derrick Melton for the Highwind second floor rehabilitation project. This looks like an active renovation of upper-story space, likely tied to downtown or housing reuse. The award identifies CDBG as funding and Melton as payee, giving contractors, designers, and service providers a view of a sizable, grant-backed project that may generate follow-on work or tenant improvements.

Contract Award
$170,208Jul 7, 2026

Junction City is paying T & M Concrete Construction Co $164,774.38 for citywide concrete repairs under the Street Department budget. This indicates an active capital maintenance program for sidewalks, streets, and related infrastructure. The award gives concrete and pavement vendors insight into current scope and spend, and signals likely follow-on needs such as additional phases, ADA upgrades, or related engineering services.

Contract Award
$164,774Jul 7, 2026

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