Kansas Government Projects &amp; Awards

Status:

Status Update

Service type:

Construction; Engineering; Environmental Services; Recreation

Associated Companies:

Southern Vistas Inc., McClam and Associates, Inc., Greenway Bridge LLC

Note:

This project furthers the goal of a connected greenway program and involves significant construction, including an elevated boardwalk. Inferred: Continued opportunities for environmental and recreational development.

Execution and delivery of a fee-in-lieu of ad valorem taxes and incentive agreement with Pontiac Solar LLC for establishing a solar power generating facility.

Agency:

Status:

Third Reading

Service type:

Renewable Energy; Legal Services; Financial Services

Associated Companies:

Pontiac Solar LLC, Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough, LLP

Note:

This agreement provides incentives for a significant investment in renewable energy infrastructure within Richland County. Inferred: Legal and financial consulting opportunities for future similar projects.

Emergency roof replacement, asbestos removal, and interior demolition of the existing Sears County Facility due to water damage and multiple roof leaks.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction; Environmental Services; Facilities Management

Associated Companies:

Servpro, MB Kahn Construction, LLC

Note:

The project is urgent and necessary to preserve County property and enable continued occupation/use of the facility. Inferred: Critical for maintaining health, safety, and functionality of county resources.

Award of contract for the installation of a traffic signal at Broad River Road and Farming Creek Road.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction; Transportation; Public Safety

Associated Companies:

Cherokee, Inc., J. Moore Electrical Contractors, Inc.

Note:

This project is part of the larger Broad River Road Widening project and aims to increase road safety and traffic convenience. Inferred: Early installation creates opportunities for contractors ahead of the main widening project.

Replacement of deteriorating fuel tanks and upgrades to fuel management systems at Fire Stations 22, 17, and 14 to prevent leaks and improve fuel tracking.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction; IT; Environmental Services; Public Safety

Associated Companies:

Guardian Fueling Technologies

Note:

Project addresses urgent environmental and operational risks due to aging infrastructure. Inferred: Improved safety compliance, enhanced fuel management efficiency, and reduced maintenance downtime are key benefits.

Dickinson County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Construction of a new employee parking lot

Agency:

Dickinson County

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Cal Valley Engineering

Note:

Inferred: A new parking lot is being considered, with an estimated cost of $214,760. The commissioners are exploring options to reduce costs, possibly by using county staff for some aspects of the project. They may delay decision pending budget review.

Ellis County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Approval to purchase one 2025 Caterpillar 140-15J grader for the Public Works Department, replacing an older model. Purchase made through Sourcewell's government pricing.

Agency:

Ellis County

Status:

Bidding Authorization

Service type:

Transportation; Construction

Associated Companies:

Foley Equipment, Sourcewell (government pricing contract)

Note:

The county intends to rebid another machine in Fall, which indicates an upcoming competitive bidding opportunity for heavy equipment suppliers. The new grader comes with a 7-year/8,500-hour warranty. Inferred: Opportunities for heavy equipment sales, maintenance services, and potentially for other related equipment or vehicle suppliers when rebidding occurs.

Approval of financial assistance for the repair of the East Main Street approach to Old Highway 40 in Victoria.

Agency:

Ellis County

Status:

Bidding Authorization

Service type:

Construction; Civil Engineering; Transportation

Associated Companies:

Vogts Parga

Note:

The project involves reconstruction of a road approach. Inferred: This indicates ongoing needs for road maintenance and repair services within the county. Smaller local contractors may find opportunities for similar projects or sub-contracting work from larger firms.

Ellsworth County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Approval of contract with 'For the People' for project management and community engagement services for the Langley Resilient Microgrids project, including refining study objectives, developing outreach plans, conducting workshops, and ongoing project management.

Agency:

Town of Langley

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Consulting

Associated Companies:

For The People, Site Story

Note:

This project is funded by a Department of Commerce grant. Inferred: This project creates opportunities for local businesses to participate in community engagement events and potentially future implementation phases. Focus on microgrid resilience, solar photovoltaics (PV), battery energy storage systems, bi-directional electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE), and vehicle to grid technology suggests future opportunities in these areas.

Approval of contract with Cascadia Renewables for Engineering services for the Langley Resilient Microgrids project, including a feasibility study and 30% engineering design development for three selected microgrid sites.

Agency:

Town of Langley

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Engineering

Associated Companies:

Cascadia Renewables, Maul Foster & Alongi, RYR Electrical Consultants

Note:

The study aims to select and design microgrids for three sites, with a focus on solar plus storage. This directly creates opportunities for solar installers, battery storage providers, and electrical contractors for future phases. The 30% engineering design component indicates a clear path towards construction funding requests, making this a high-potential lead for construction and energy companies.

Gove County

Showing 3 of 3 projects

Approval of Construction Staking Surveying Services Proposal for the Deception Water Line Project.

Agency:

Town of Jerome

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Engineering

Associated Companies:

Southwestern Environmental Services, Inc.

Note:

Project is CDBG Grant Funded, indicating a federal grant involvement. Inferred: This project likely involves civil engineering and construction support services.

Approval of Construction Staking Surveying Services Proposal for the Deception Water Line Project, funded by CDBG Grant.

Agency:

Town of Jerome

Status:

Bidding Authorization

Service type:

Engineering

Associated Companies:

Southwestern Environmental Services, Inc.

Note:

This is a direct approval for surveying services related to a water line project. Inferred: This project is likely to move forward quickly due to existing grant funding, presenting potential subcontracting opportunities for civil engineering or construction firms in the near future.

Approval of the Purchase of Upgraded Parking Kiosks from T2 Systems, Quote Number Q-41465.

Agency:

Town of Jerome

Status:

Bidding Authorization

Service type:

Associated Companies:

T2 Systems

Note:

This is a direct purchase from a specific vendor. Inferred: This could lead to opportunities for installation services, ongoing maintenance, or related smart city infrastructure projects in the future. Inferred: The project aims to modernize town infrastructure.

Jewell County

Showing 4 of 4 projects

Replacing a 1997 John Deere 690 Excavator with a new 2025 Hyundai HX160AL Excavator for reliable and efficient operations at the Richland County Landfill.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Heavy Equipment; Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

National Equipment Dealers, Blanchard, Dobbs

Note:

This replacement is necessary due to reliability concerns and rising repair costs of the aging excavator. The new excavator is essential for daily landfill activities like excavating cover dirt, loading aggregates, and cleaning ponds. The purchase aligns with fiscal responsibility and regulatory compliance goals.

Demolition and abatement services for the Old Antique Mall building, including hazardous material abatement and an Erosion Control Plan, to return the property to a buildable state for future county facilities.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction; Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

EMR Services Inc., TOA, LLC

Note:

Project addresses immediate safety and visual concerns. Inferred: The site will be used for new county facilities to offer or support constituent services. The overall project value includes a base contract and contingency for unforeseen costs like soil contamination or federal code upgrades.

Emergency roof replacement due to water damage, asbestos removal, and inside building demolition of the existing Sears (County Facility) to make the facility usable for county staff and resources.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction; Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Servpro, MB Kahn

Note:

Project is urgent and exigent due to the critical condition of the building. The demolition includes removal of interior components like drywall, ceilings, and various fixtures, as well as asbestos abatement. Inferred: The project aims to preserve county property and prepare it for future use by various county departments (Operational Services, Fleet Management, Voters Registration).

Replacement of deteriorating fuel tanks and installation of new fuel management systems at Fire Stations 22, 17, and 14 to address fuel leaks, improve efficiency, and ensure compliance.

Agency:

Olathe Unified School District 233

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction; IT; Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Guardian Fueling Technologies

Note:

Urgent project due to environmental and operational risks posed by aging infrastructure. Includes provision of temporary fuel tanks during transition and safe disposal of old tanks and remaining fuel. New system will integrate FuelMaster software for real-time tracking and control.

Johnson County

Showing 4 of 4 projects

Approval for change orders exceeding $20,000 for high school media centers and middle school auditorium upgrades. Includes upgrading data cabling to CAT6A ($34,096.79) and additional electrical work for AV upgrades in middle school auditoriums ($33,734.20 ROM).

Agency:

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction

Associated Companies:

Nabholz Construction

Note:

The Board is requested to waive the future action item submission for immediate procurement. The project is funded by the 2022 Bond Issue, and an allowance for change orders (5% of total construction cost) is available. Inferred: Electrical contractors and data cabling suppliers would have been involved in these projects.

Approval for change orders exceeding $20,000 for the construction of a new specialized eSports arena/suite within OPSIC, including two practice rooms, additional data room, storage, and glass sliding storefronts. This project was initiated after KSHSAA sanctioned eSports.

Agency:

Olathe Unified School District 233

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction

Associated Companies:

McCownGordon Construction

Note:

This project was not part of the original design for OPSIC. It requires construction and/or relocation of multiple building utilities. The Board is requested to waive future action item submission for immediate procurement. Inferred: This signifies a new area of investment for the district, potentially opening doors for specialized AV, gaming, and IT equipment suppliers, as well as interior design and furnishing companies. AI related opportunity: Inferred: The eSports arena would likely benefit from advanced AI-driven analytics for player performance, real-time coaching tools, and automated broadcasting/streaming solutions. Additionally, AI could be used for crowd management and security in the arena itself.

Approval for change orders exceeding $20,000 for the new Santa Fe Trail Middle School, specifically for the installation of insert-tees at the track perimeter drain ($25,990.34).

Agency:

Olathe Unified School District 233

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction

Associated Companies:

Nabholz Construction

Note:

The omitted scope of work was budgeted in the overall project. The Board is requested to waive the future action item submission. The project is funded by the 2022 Bond Issue, and an allowance for change orders (5% of total construction cost) is available. Inferred: Earthwork & Site Utility Contractors were involved in this change order.

Approve Kansas MHIT program grant award for the 2025-26 school year from the Kansas Department for Aging & Disability Services and approve MOU with Johnson County Mental Health Center. The program provides behavioral health services for K-12 students.

Agency:

De Soto Unified School District 232

Status:

Bidding Authorization

Service type:

Healthcare

Associated Companies:

Johnson County Mental Health Center

Note:

The district applied for a grant to support two (2) School Liaisons. KDADS provides 100% of the school-based liaison (SBL) total salary and fringe benefits, of which the district keeps 65% and contributes 35% of local funds. The district forwards 35% of KDADS funds to the partnering Mental Health Provider.

Kansas

Showing 5 of 18 projects

General invoices for city operations totaling $84,240.21 and mention of Parsons Area Community Foundation Fund and Schwab Eaton Reimbursement, indicating ongoing financial activities and potential project funding sources.

Agency:

City of Altamont

Status:

Status Update

Service type:

Financial Services

Associated Companies:

Schwab Eaton

Note:

The large invoice amount suggests ongoing operational expenses and potential capital projects. The mention of the Parsons Area Community Foundation Fund and Schwab Eaton Reimbursement implies external funding sources or partnerships for various city initiatives. Inferred: While not a direct project, the discussion of funds and reimbursements points to potential future projects or needs that require financial management, consulting, or specific services that could be covered by these funds. Schwab Eaton's involvement suggests they may be a vendor or partner for existing or future projects.

Redevelopment of the existing building at 1012 Main Street for Airbnb-rentable units on the second floor, including exterior masonry, interior plumbing, HVAC, and roof improvements. The project seeks $300,000 in CDBG funds.

Agency:

City of Hays

Status:

Public Hearing

Service type:

Construction

Associated Companies:

One Twenty Seven Investments LLC, Governmental Assistant Services, Grow Hays

Note:

This project is a direct lead for construction companies, plumbing contractors, HVAC services, and roofing companies. The CDBG grant application indicates a need for grant writing and administration services. There is a requirement for a 25% matching fund ($104,315) from the developer. The discussion highlights a focus on commercial blight and tourism.

Authorization for the offering and sale of General Obligation Bonds (Series 2025-A), Taxable General Obligation Bonds (Series 2025-B), and General Obligation Temporary Notes (Series 2025-1) to fund various city projects including RHID infrastructure, advanced metering infrastructure, police station project, and an economic development grant to Grow Hays, Inc.

Agency:

City of Hays

Status:

Bidding Authorization

Service type:

Financial Services

Associated Companies:

Gilmore & Bell P.C., Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Incorporated, Grow Hays, Inc.

Note:

This bond sale supports multiple large-scale city projects. Specific project values mentioned are $3,600,000 for Public Water Supply System Improvements/Advanced Metering Infrastructure, $6,850,000 for Police Station Project, $3,675,000 for The Grove Public Infrastructure Improvements, and $824,996 for an economic development grant to Grow Hays, Inc. Additionally, the Exit 161 infrastructure improvements are estimated at $4,000,000. The August 28, 2025 bond sale date indicates immediate opportunities for financial institutions and, subsequently, for contractors in the mentioned sectors.

Prairie Paws Animal Services Contract

Agency:

City of Manhattan

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Prairie Paws

Note:

Transferred from Animal Services to General Services due to transition of Animal Services to Riley County Police Department.

Removal of three Pin Oak trees and their stumps in Lakeside Park.

Agency:

City of Zurich

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Treder Tree Inc., Ad Astra Arborists LLC, BARC Tree Care

Note:

This is an awarded contract, but it indicates an ongoing need for tree and park maintenance services, potentially opening up future bidding opportunities for similar projects.

Leavenworth County

Showing 5 of 8 projects

Guidance Center Budget Request for 2026

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Guidance Center

Note:

Other_notes: Request is for continued funding at the same level as 2025. The Guidance Center is now a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC), allowing it to expand services and care for uninsured individuals.

CASA Funding Request for 2026

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

CASA

Note:

Other_notes: Request represents a slight increase from previous years due to inflation and increased salary costs. CASA served approximately 500 clients in Leavenworth County last year.

Leavenworth County Port Authority Education Campaign

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Golden Shovel Agency

Note:

Other_notes: Campaign aims to educate the public on the value of economic development and the roles of the Port Authority and Leavenworth County Development Corporation (LCDC). Campaign cost is $50,000, with $20,000 for the initial survey and $30,000 for the campaign execution.

Leavenworth County Port Authority Funding Request for 2026

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Leavenworth County Port Authority; LCDC

Note:

Other_notes: Request includes operating expenses and support for LCDC (staff, marketing, rent, etc.) totaling $143,000. Discussion about the county's historical funding levels closer to $300,000.

Approval of bid and award notice for the replacement of bridges SH-54 and SH-61.

Agency:

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction; Engineering

Associated Companies:

Reece Construction Company, Inc.

Note:

Explicit project with awarded contract value, representing a direct business opportunity for construction and engineering services.

Linn County

Showing 5 of 7 projects

Procurement Software and Services

Agency:

Status:

Pre-RFP

Service type:

Public Services

Associated Companies:

OpenGov

Note:

OpenGov presented three procurement software packages: 1. Full suite (procurement, vendor portal, evaluations, awards, contract management); 2. Core procurement plus contracts (same as full suite, excluding contract management); 3. Sourcing (vendor portal, evaluations, and awards). Miami County uses the full suite. Linn County considering implementing alongside new website launch in <6 months. Additional discussion about permitting and licensing software.

Soundproofing Jury Room

Agency:

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Goldberg

Note:

Ongoing discussion regarding soundproofing the jury room. Initial $2200 allocated, but insufficient materials purchased. Goldberg consulted previously, but communication stalled. Confusion about project lead; recommendation to assign single point of contact. Need to determine remaining budget, order additional materials, and discuss installation (potentially by county maintenance or external contractor).

KRNC Funding

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

KRNC

Note:

Request for $5,000 from KRNC. Decision to revisit on Friday.

Tricco Funding

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Tricco

Note:

Motion passed to maintain Tricco's funding at $49,000, same as last year. Plan to tour Tricco facility this year.

Southeast Kansas Mental Health Funding

Agency:

Status:

Grant Funding

Service type:

Grants

Associated Companies:

Southeast Kansas Mental Health

Note:

Discussion of Southeast Kansas Mental Health's budget request ($70,000). Concerns about organization's spending on upper management despite receiving significant federal funds. Considering stipulations on funding based on performance reporting and addressing community concerns (homelessness, mental health, substance abuse, jail transportation/visits, ACT team development, expanding services to rural areas). Decision postponed.

Logan County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Approval of contract with Pinnacle Construction Services, LLC for the East Van Buren Utility Extension Project. This project includes new 8-inch gravity sewer main and manholes, and new 8-inch PVC water main, fire hydrants and associated appurtenances to serve East Van Buren Blvd, east of the school campus. It will serve a new medical facility, church and additional commercial property.

Agency:

Town of McAllaster

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction

Associated Companies:

Pinnacle Construction Services, LLC, Infrastructure Solutions Group, LLC

Note:

The project was awarded to the lowest bidder. This is a high-potential lead for subcontractors, material suppliers, and service providers in the construction and utility sectors. The project includes significant new infrastructure.

Marion County

Showing 1 of 1 projects

Authorize Mayor and City Manager to Enter into a Contract with Barr Engineering Co., in the Amount of $95,000 for the Wellfield Management Plan, Improvement Project No. 23-22.

Agency:

Town of Blaine

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Barr Engineering Co.

Note:

This is a contract authorization for a wellfield management plan, indicating opportunities for environmental consulting, water resource management, and potentially civil engineering for infrastructure improvements related to water supply. Inferred: While Barr Engineering Co. is awarded, there might be subcontracting opportunities.

Miami County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Design services for water distribution system improvements, including the replacement of water mains and addressing existing infrastructure issues.

Agency:

Town of Osawatomie

Status:

Bidding Authorization

Service type:

Engineering; Construction

Associated Companies:

BG Consultants

Note:

Inferred: This is a design-phase project for critical utility infrastructure. While the current payment is for design, it signifies a larger upcoming construction project. Civil engineering and construction firms should monitor this for future bidding opportunities.

Design and construction of a new water plant and replacement of water mains as part of a larger water distribution project. Scope includes addressing existing utility neglect and increasing efficiency.

Agency:

Town of Osawatomie

Status:

Bidding Authorization

Service type:

Engineering; Construction; Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

BG Consultants

Note:

Inferred: This is a major infrastructure project with significant value, indicated by the payment to BG Consultants for WTP Design. It requires engineering, construction, and potentially environmental services. The city acknowledges past neglect of utilities, indicating a strong commitment to these improvements.

Osage County

Showing 5 of 6 projects

County Wage Survey from QRC Business Consulting

Agency:

Osage County

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Consulting

Associated Companies:

QRC Business Consulting

Note:

Payment authorization for a county wage survey conducted by QRC Business Consulting for various entities within the county.

Payment to Goldberg Group Architects for PBC Bill

Agency:

Osage County

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Legal Services

Associated Companies:

Goldberg Group Architects

Note:

Payment authorization for invoice from Goldberg Group Architects.

Awarding a $357,200 agreement for public improvement to B and D Excavation and Construction for Easton Creek Berm Improvements and El Portal Channel Rehabilitation, Project No. 86730, including a 25% construction contingency.

Agency:

Town of Burlingame

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction; Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

B and D Excavation and Construction

Note:

This is a current contract being authorized. Inferred: This project addresses environmental and public safety concerns related to water infrastructure. This indicates potential future projects in flood control, creek restoration, and stormwater management, creating opportunities for environmental engineering, excavation, and construction companies.

Acceptance of the 2024 Street Resurfacing Project, Project No. 86720, with final progress payment to Interstate Grading and Paving, Inc.

Agency:

Town of Burlingame

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction

Associated Companies:

Interstate Grading and Paving, Inc.

Note:

This is a past project acceptance. Inferred: The city regularly undertakes street resurfacing, indicating recurring opportunities for asphalt paving and road construction companies. The mention of a '2024' project suggests annual or biennial programs.

Awarding a $1,783,783 construction contract to G. Bortolotto & Company, Inc. for the 2025 Street Resurfacing Program, Project No. 86970, including a cost sharing agreement with the City of San Mateo for North Humboldt Street Resurfacing.

Agency:

Town of Burlingame

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction

Associated Companies:

G. Bortolotto & Company, Inc.

Note:

This is a significant annual project for road maintenance. Inferred: This confirms ongoing and substantial investment in infrastructure. Collaboration with neighboring cities (San Mateo) could indicate regional projects in the future. There are likely recurring opportunities for paving and construction firms annually.

Pawnee County

Showing 2 of 2 projects

Authorization for the issuance and sale of $25,000,000 in Tax-Exempt General Obligation Improvement Bonds, Series 2025, to be paid from Ad Valorem Taxes, to fund various city improvements.

Agency:

Town of Santa Fe

Status:

Public Hearing

Service type:

Financial Services

Associated Companies:

Bokf, Na

Note:

Inferred: While not a direct project, the issuance of $25 million in bonds for 'improvement' projects signifies significant future opportunities across various sectors. This funding will likely be allocated to specific infrastructure, public safety, or quality of life projects, making it crucial to monitor for subsequent announcements.

Awarding a bid to Circle C Paving for chip and seal services covering 80,000 square yards (approx. 43.65 blocks), primarily in Ward One with some in Ward 2, including 2nd Street from Morris to Sante Fe Streets.

Agency:

Town of Larned

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction; Transportation

Associated Companies:

Circle C Paving

Note:

This is an awarded contract, but future street maintenance or related services may be needed. Inferred: The Street Department is also working on North Broadway repairs for the Safe Routes to School Grant, indicating future related opportunities.

Reno County

Showing 3 of 3 projects

Paving maintenance and repair work on Commanche St., Quivira Ct., Cherokee Dr., and Tigua Streets, with bids reviewed from multiple companies.

Agency:

Town of Medora

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Construction; Transportation

Associated Companies:

Pearson Construction, Kansas Paving, APAC

Note:

This is a confirmed project with a budget allocated for 2025. Pearson Construction was awarded the contract, but other companies like Kansas Paving and APAC were considered, indicating potential subcontracting or future bid opportunities for similar work.

Emergency Operation Command Center at Kansas State Fair

Agency:

Reno County

Status:

Contract Award

Service type:

Capital Projects

Associated Companies:

Landmark Architects

Note:

Inferred: Reno County and City of Hutchinson are being asked to co-sponsor the facility. Reno County's contribution is estimated at $500,000. The legislature is looking for buy-in from Reno County and the City of Hutchinson.

Funding for L'HEURE PRODUCTIONS INC. for the Manje Pou Viv culinary arts program. This resolution ratifies, approves, and confirms the President/CEO's recommendation.

Agency:

Town of Miami

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Education

Associated Companies:

L'HEURE PRODUCTIONS INC.

Note:

This is a ratified funding request for a specific program. Inferred: This could represent an ongoing need for community programs and potential for other educational or vocational service providers.

Sedgwick County

Showing 5 of 26 projects

Trash and Recycling Containers and Collection Park and Facilities Contract Change Order

Agency:

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Waste Connections of Kansas Incorporated

Note:

Estimated monthly amended amount

Hydrovac Excavation Services

Agency:

Status:

Contract Ratification

Service type:

Environmental Services

Associated Companies:

Utility Maintenance Contractors LLC

Note:

Estimated annual usage

Industrial Revenue Bonds for Facility Expansion

Agency:

Status:

Public Hearing

Service type:

Real Estate;Construction

Associated Companies:

Leadfoot Express;Leadfoot Solutions

Note:

100% property tax abatement; Sales tax exemption; 26-50 new jobs created; Paving petition for $200,000; Benefit district includes one other party

Mount Vernon and Hydraulic Intersection Improvements

Agency:

Status:

Public Hearing

Service type:

Construction

Associated Companies:

Bofman Company

Note:

HSIP funding $2.2 million; Local sales tax funding; Includes concrete reconstruction, traffic signal replacement, ADA upgrades, turn lanes, and bike lanes

Multifamily Residential Revenue Bonds for 36 Workforce Housing Units

Agency: