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Hays adopted Resolution 2026-010 to set an August 13, 2026 public hearing on creating the Lincoln Schools RHID and adopting a development plan. Developer Michael D. Graham Investments LLC plans to convert the former Lincoln Elementary into 26 apartments and build seven 4-plexes, with about $4.3M in RHID-eligible costs and an estimated $5M+ total project. This pre-RHID step tees up 25 years of pay-as-you-go RHID reimbursements and IRB sales tax exemption, creating demand for design, construction, and housing services once agreements are finalized.
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$5,000,000Jun 25, 2026KDOT has bid Osawatomie’s Transportation Alternatives project for pedestrian and bicycle paths on the John Brown and South Levee loops and recommended awarding to low bidder Killough Construction at about $1.63 million. The federally funded project (80% Federal / 20% City) requires the city’s $373,000 match to be sent to KDOT by August 6, 2026 and allows an early start as soon as July 27. While the prime has been identified, trail, concrete, signaling, and amenities vendors can still pursue subcontracting and add-on work with Killough and the city.
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$1,860,132Jul 9, 2026Spring Hill is executing Task Order #14 with HDR to design the 223rd Street Loop Trail along 223rd, Webster, and Victory Streets, including crosswalks and electronic crosswalk signs. The $1,755,296 project is funded up to $1,000,000 by KDOT's Carbon Reduction Program, with the City covering the $250,000 engineering task order and any excess costs. Trail and traffic-safety vendors should track this project for future construction bidding, signal hardware supply, and potential support on KDOT reporting or grant compliance.
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$1,755,296Jul 9, 2026Spring Hill is moving ahead with the City Lake Dam compliance project, a Class C, Size 3 dam that must be brought up to standards. Lamp Rynearson has completed preliminary analysis and is now under contract for design, bidding assistance, and construction management, with a temporary construction easement secured from the adjacent golf course. Plans are being finalized for submittal to Johnson County and KDA, supported by SMAC grant funding received in May 2025. Vendors in dam construction, environmental compliance, and related services can target upcoming construction, golf path reconstruction, and long-term maintenance needs.
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$11,962,235Jul 9, 2026Spring Hill has selected HDR via Task Order #14 to design the 223rd Street Loop Trail, funded partly by a $1,000,000 KDOT Carbon Reduction Program grant. The loop trail will run along 223rd, Webster, and Victory streets, with crosswalks and electronic crosswalk signs, and an estimated total project cost of $1,755,296. HDR was chosen from four shortlisted firms due to familiarity with the City and prior SS4A work. Construction firms, trail amenity vendors, and signal providers can track this for upcoming build-out, equipment supply, and observation services.
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$1,755,296Jul 9, 2026KDOT selected Paola’s Baptiste Drive project for the Spring 2026 Cost Share Program, funding curb and gutter replacement, mill and overlay from Silver St to 311th St, and new striping. The City is hiring Wilson and Company for $95,000 in engineering, including survey, design, bidding docs, and bid support; construction inspection will be a later amendment. This locks in the design firm and confirms a $1,000,000 construction grant with 33% local match, setting up a sizable upcoming street construction bid.
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$1,095,000Jul 8, 2026Colby plans to approve a contract with Q.M.C. Inc. for construction of a city-owned airport hangar totaling $1,410,779.95. Once approved, Q.M.C. becomes the prime contractor for the build. This identifies the key construction partner and project value; trades, specialty hangar vendors, and equipment suppliers can pursue subcontract, supply, or future maintenance work tied to this new facility.
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$1,410,779Jul 7, 2026Oberlin awarded Underground Utilities, Inc. a $1,948,784.70 contract for a comprehensive rebuild of Forest Street. Work includes full replacement of sanitary and storm sewers, water main, curbs, and reconstruction of the street from the subbase up, coordinated with Columbia Gas main and service replacements. This sets the incumbent team for future utility, paving, and inspection needs along this corridor and nearby streets.
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$1,948,785Jul 6, 2026Dodge City is asked to approve a development agreement with Western Kansas Motorsports Museum (WKMM) to use STAR Bond proceeds for interior and exterior renovations of 520 West Trail St. The project will be phased, with $2.25M for Phase I and $750,000 for Phase II in STAR Bond funding, plus $1.25M in private donations, and WKMM must select a general contractor via RFQ. This sets up a multi-phase museum construction program where exhibit designers, AV/interactive firms, and contractors can participate in the forthcoming RFQ and build-out.
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$3,000,000Jul 6, 2026The City is moving ahead with a mill and overlay of Runway 17-35 at Coffeyville Municipal Airport. Emery Sapp & Sons submitted the low construction bid of $2,018,936.52 and H.W. Lochner will provide $172,500 in construction administration and inspection once FAA concurs and grants are executed. Core paving work is locked in, but there may be room for specialty subs, testing, traffic control, or future airfield projects as the airport invests over $2.1M in this runway.
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Government Agencies in Kansas, Kansas
38 agencies with procurement activity. Click any agency to see RFPs, contacts, and vendor relationships.
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