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Geo bond sale for Series 2026A.
Andover USD 385 has evaluated six vendors for district-wide print and copier services, comparing cost, lease terms, technical fit, security, and local support. Konica Minolta (via SumnerOne) and Konica Minolta direct scored highest, with multi-year total costs between about $1.17 million and $1.25 million. The matrix suggests the district is preparing to select a new long-term print services partner. Print hardware, managed print services, and support providers should engage the district around final selection, production room footprint concerns, and implementation planning.
The Penner Property / Penner South proposal outlines a 245-lot, 284-unit residential development supported by a Rural Housing Incentive District (RHID) financing structure. The city would finance offsite water and sanitary sewer, while the developer covers Butler Rural Electric infrastructure, with RHID reimbursements and special assessments reducing lot costs and monthly specials. This is still a financing and entitlement proposal, so engineering, utility, and infrastructure vendors, plus school-impact consultants, have an opening to support design, cost refinement, and buildout planning as the district moves toward approval and full buildout by Year 7.
Derby is considering Industrial Revenue Bonds and a 10‑year 60% property tax abatement plus 100% sales tax exemption on materials for the 144‑unit Stone Creek Residences affordable housing project, a $26.3M investment. Council is asked July 14, 2026 to adopt a resolution of intent and direct staff to negotiate a detailed PILOT/performance agreement covering amenities, buffering, reporting, and safety requirements. This opens a long runway for housing, planning, legal, engineering, and owner’s‑rep vendors to shape terms, future phases, and compliance reporting tools.
Purchase of various fire apparatuses (two pumpers and one tinder).
Office 365 renewal for the Division of Information Technology.
Goddard plans a new Justice Center (police station) with an all‑in Phase 1 budget of about $11.5 million and a 25‑year planning horizon. On July 6 staff recommend hiring Hutton/Goldberg for a $9,500 programming and concept study and McGrath Consulting for a $15,470 staffing and phased facility study. Full design and construction services will be procured later, likely via a separate RFQ in late 2026, creating a significant upcoming opportunity for architects, engineers, CMs, and related vendors.
The district is moving forward with a new Educational Outreach Center to relieve space constraints, add a large meeting area, and support bulk food purchasing with cold storage. Eight bids were received on June 26 and Harman Huffman Construction was identified as the lowest responsible bidder at $3,908,800 including alternates, with a 10% contingency. The district will bid out furniture separately and hopes to break ground next month with a 330-day construction schedule, creating near-term needs for furnishings, technology, food service equipment, and move-in services.
Council is asked July 14, 2026 to authorize a $1,881,614.50 construction contract with Pearson Construction to reconstruct N. Woodlawn Blvd. from Winding Lane to 55th St. S. The primary award decision is made, but this signals a significant roadway project with likely needs for traffic control, materials, testing, utility coordination, and future corridor work. Civil contractors, subs, and inspectors can track this as incumbent intelligence and look for related phases, change orders, and nearby projects.
Construction of the Campus High School CTE (Career and Technical Education) building package, including the entire structure, finishes, mechanical, electrical, and low voltage systems.
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Government Agencies in Sedgwick County, Kansas
58 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Wichita Unified School District 259
Wichita State University-campus of Applied Sciences and Technology
Wichita State University
Wichita Housing Authority
Wichita Area MPO
Wichita Airport Authority
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Town of Waco
Town of Viola
Town of Valley Center
Town of Union
Town of Sherman
Town of Salem
Town of Rockford
Town of Riverside
Town of Payne
Town of Park
Town of Ohio
Town of Ninnescah
Town of Morton
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