Wyandotte County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Wyandotte County

17 projects across 3 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Guaranteed maximum price amendment for the construction of the new Argentine Middle School.

Contract Award
$63,159,429Jun 24, 2026

The Health Department is seeking Board approval to submit a HRSA Maternal Produce Prescription Program grant of $500,000 per year for four years, with no local match. If awarded, the program will fund produce prescriptions and related services for maternal and child health populations. Healthcare, nutrition, and program implementation vendors can position to support design, data systems, evaluation, and community outreach for this new grant-funded initiative if the application is successful.

Grant Funding
$2,000,000Jul 16, 2026

The Health Department has submitted a $1.3 million, 3‑year renewal application to DOJ’s COSSUP program to continue its Peer Support Recovery Program from 2026–2029. Funds would cover peer support staff, a contracted Licensed Addictions Counselor through a behavioral health partner, naloxone, transportation, hotel vouchers, phones, case management software, and outreach. Behavioral health, evaluation, and software vendors can support implementation, data, and integration work even though the grant application is already in.

Grant Funding
$1,414,500Jul 13, 2026

Rooftop unit HVAC replacement at West Wot Library.

Contract Award
$753,719Jun 24, 2026

Purchase of 'Conscious Discipline' program for professional development focusing on adult modeling of behavior and student coping strategies.

Contract Award
$576,924Jun 24, 2026

The Health Department is applying to Kansas Fights Addiction, via Sunflower Foundation, for $150,000 per year over three years to add two full‑time Peer Support Recovery Specialists focused on youth and Spanish‑speaking residents. The project budget also includes client bus passes, low‑cost phones and plans, vital document fees, and a $10,000 space retrofit for a five‑person substance use team. Behavioral health, youth providers, bilingual peer training programs, and small capital/fit‑out contractors have near‑term chances to support staffing, program design, and modest build‑out if the grant is awarded.

Grant Funding
$613,773Jul 13, 2026

In a May 18, 2026 presentation, staff outlined modernization needs for the UG’s 311 system, which currently relies on an unsupported Microsoft Dynamics CRM and heavy IVR routing. The 2026 amended budget includes $150,000 for a new CRM and basic integrations, with another $250,000 requested in 2027 for full platform implementation and broader integrations. This is pre‑procurement funding direction; CRM, CX, telephony, and AI vendors should engage now on platform options, integrations with BPU and other departments, and migration from legacy Dynamics.

Budget Planning
$400,000Jul 13, 2026

The SWMP recommends creating a commercial MSW hauler licensing program with annual registration, fees, and required reporting of trash and recycling tonnages. The County now operates an open commercial market with no data or standards, and this would add regulatory structure and data visibility. Designing the ordinance, fee structure, workflows, and data systems has not started, which creates a need for policy, legal, and IT support before any implementation or enforcement contracts are let.

Pre-RFP
$0Jul 13, 2026

Wyandotte County is updating and adopting a 5-year Solid Waste Management Plan that lays out new programs, facilities, and policy changes for trash, recycling, organics, C&D, and HHW. The plan recommends cart-based citywide collection in KCK, commercial hauler licensing and reporting, C&D diversion mandates, expanded drop-off hours, HHW facility upgrades, and potential development of a regional organics compost facility. No procurements are in this item yet, but multiple future contracts for hauling, software, education, engineering, and facility design/construction will be needed to implement the plan.

Pre-RFP
$0Jul 13, 2026

KCK is piloting cart-based trash and recycling with Waste Management for about half the city and the SWMP recommends rolling the cart program out citywide with formal timelines. The current WM contract runs to 2032, but cart rollout, route redesign, customer communications, and performance monitoring for the expansion are not yet scoped. This creates room for operational consulting, outreach services, cart supply, and technology tools to support the transition while leveraging the existing hauler contract.

Pre-RFP
$0Jul 13, 2026

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