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Brown County
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Procurement and installation of five new HP desktop computers to replace existing units in the county IT infrastructure.
Agency:
Brown CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Staples
Note:
Project already authorized for Staples; potential for IT support, software, and future hardware procurement or maintenance contracts.
Mechanical and parts repair for the main tractor serving all three road and bridge districts, as outlined in the approved repair estimate.
Note:
Project authorized to Ag Power; Inferred: Regular repair contracts may be available; future procurement possible.
Clay County
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Approved contract for set of 4 Eagle Enforcer A/W tires for sheriff patrol unit from Kansasland Tire and Service.
Agency:
Clay CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Safety
Associated Companies:
Kansasland Tire and Service
Note:
Demonstrates a preference for contract purchasing with local/regional auto suppliers. Other bidders included Friesen; indicates possible recurring or larger supply opportunities.
Work on south side Courthouse drainage issue by Mel's Pump & Plumbing, paid from Courthouse Maintenance Fund.
Agency:
Clay CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Mel's Pump & Plumbing
Note:
Opportunity for subcontractors or suppliers exists as contract was awarded to local plumbing company. Inferred: Ongoing Courthouse maintenance needs may create recurring opportunities.
Coffey County
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Procurement of a new 2026 John Deere 670G motor grader and a new 2026 Diamond C FMAX 210 gooseneck trailer. Ongoing need for equipment cycling.
Agency:
Coffey CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Murphy Tractor and Equipment; San Crest Trailer Sales
Note:
Trade-in of old equipment is part of the grader purchase. Emphasis on selecting equipment that meets specific specs (e.g., premium circle for grader) and maintaining resale value.
Purchase of one (1) 2026 Diamond C Fmax 210 Trailer for use by Coffey County Road & Bridge Department.
Agency:
Town of Rock CreekStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Sancrest Trailer Sales
Note:
Explicit contract ratification. This indicates equipment upgrades, suggesting ongoing needs for transportation solutions and possible future service contracts.
Purchase of one (1) 2026 John Deere 670G Motor Grader for Road & Bridge Department, replacing older equipment via trade-in.
Agency:
Town of Rock CreekStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Murphy Tractor & Equipment
Note:
Explicit bid approval and contract ratification; trade-in of 2009 John Deere Blade 770 GP. Opportunity for suppliers and future maintenance contractors.
Crawford County
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Removal of all debris and light stabilization of the structure at 6 Broadway, with all waste transported to a landfill.
Agency:
City of PittsburgStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Pit Foundation
Note:
This is the immediate first phase of securing a damaged building. Inferred: Subsequent phases will require structural engineering, roof repair, and further stabilization contractors. Opportunities for specialized roofing and structural engineering firms are likely forthcoming.
Douglas County
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Sale and development of all remaining lots in the Nottingham TIF District for a mixed-use space including retail, services, dining, quality loft apartments, and villas; Borchardt Development Co. to develop in two phases over lots 2, 6, and 8-11. Project includes over 140 apartment units and 50,000 sq. ft. of retail/service/dining.
Agency:
Town of EudoraStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Borchardt Development Co., Foundations Commercial, NSPJ Architects, Atlas Land Engineers, Varnum Armstrong Deeter, Building Construction Team LLC, Baker Tilly, Gilmore & Bell
Note:
This is a high-potential large-scale development supported by substantial due diligence, letters of intent, and specific economic incentive requests (TIF, IRB, CID, tap fee waiver, parking ratio concession). Strong public-private partnership, high potential for subcontracting across architecture, engineering, construction, utility, legal, and consulting. Phased timeline ensures rolling opportunities. Inferred: Commercial tenants (retail/dining/services) will be sought—brokers/tenants reps, build-out contractors should begin engagement now. Project value is purchase prices only—actual construction and fit-out will be much higher. Approved city consultants involved.
City awarded $650,000 federal CDBG grant (plus matching $298,000 local) for Pilla Park redesign, engineering, construction, and community engagement.
Agency:
Town of EudoraStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
McClure Engineering Company, Shockey Consulting
Note:
City is managing federal grant and state CDBG requirements, indicating ongoing compliance/administrative needs. Further contracting opportunities possible (CDBG-qualified vendors required), including future extension of grant-funded construction (play structures, green infrastructure, community amenities). High potential for future bid calls for CDBG-eligible construction contractors and specialty services.
Redevelopment of Pilla Park, including green space, parking lot, and community amenities, using $650,000 in CDBG funds plus $298,000 in local funds. McClure Engineering Company selected for design-engineering and consulting with Shockey Consulting for community engagement.
Agency:
Town of EudoraStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
McClure Engineering Company, Shockey Consulting
Note:
Design and engineering phase funded and underway using federal CDBG grant. Bid/construction phase will follow, creating future opportunities for contractors, landscape, playground, ADA, and sustainability vendors. Notably, public engagement is being subcontracted, offering marketing/engagement potential. CDBG compliance required. $650k federal grant confirmed with competitive process in use.
Pavement construction to open new sections (P, R & S) at Eudora City Cemetery, adding 880 plots. Linaweaver awarded contract for base bid extension of the existing paved network.
Agency:
Town of EudoraStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Linaweaver
Note:
Bidding completed October 2025; Linaweaver selected as contractor. Subcontracting opportunities for materials, paving, erosion control, seeding, curb/gutter, and related construction trades still likely. Scope could expand with future city improvements as lot demand increases. City self-performs some prep work. Competitive bid process indicates continued vendor opportunities for civil/earthwork firms.
Elk County
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Renewal of county employee insurance (health, dental, vision) with Day Insurance Solutions for the 2026 plan year.
Agency:
Elk CountyStatus:
Service type:
Insurance
Associated Companies:
Day Insurance Solutions
Note:
Day Insurance Solutions is the current vendor. Renewal discussions typically present opportunities for brokers, wellness program providers, and ancillary service vendors. Subcontracting opportunities exist for healthcare management, claims processing, and wellness initiatives.
Franklin County
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Purchase of new motor graders as part of a multi-year equipment replacement plan, specifically two 120-series machines in 2025 and one annually thereafter.
Agency:
Franklin CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Foley Equipment; Murphy; Road Builders
Note:
Inferred: Opportunity for heavy equipment suppliers. Moving to cash-based purchases.
Harvey County
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Five-year airport hangar and ground lease for Shield AI, an AI drone/aeronautics tech manufacturer, including major improvements: installation of gravel road, ADA compliant restrooms, office renovation and upgrades, parking, plumbing tie-in, and security infrastructure. City responsibilities include delivering all facilities to code and paying brokers’ commissions.
Agency:
City of NewtonStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Shield AI Inc., Hughes Marino, ParaSell
Note:
Includes facility build-out tasks for the city (contractors needed for roadwork, restrooms, ADA compliance, plumbing, demolition, tie-ins) and presents direct and subcontracting/subconsulting opportunities for security, fencing, IT, and build-to-suit interiors (HVAC, electrical, office build-out). Lease commissions confirm commercial brokers are included. Firm plans include tenant construction of a concrete pad and potential for temporary/mobile structures, creating additional vendor/subcontractor prospects. Project is significant for tech/aerospace sector expansion, including high-wage job creation and major capital investment ($500,000 facility capex).
Preliminary engineering and design services agreement for construction of a 1.1-mile, 10-foot-wide paved bike path with two pedestrian bridges, 755 feet of retaining wall, fencing, and covered timber structures, connecting Sand Creek Station to Bethel College; grant-funded via KDOT and federal Carbon Reduction Program.
Agency:
City of NewtonStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Professional Engineering Consultants, P.A.
Note:
This is a large, phased multimodal trail infrastructure build with federal Carbon Reduction grant ($2.9M of $3.6M total) and city bond funding. Preliminary engineering contract is approx. $389,494, with overall construction planned within the next 24 months. Substantial stakeholder coordination, with PEC as lead design/engineering vendor, creates strong opportunities for civil and specialty subconsultants, construction contractors (bridges, walls, paving, fencing), environmental permitting, and perhaps signage and landscaping. Opportunities for equipment/materials/supplies vendors and public engagement consultants. Firms with experience on federally funded transportation/bike/pedestrian/multi-use path projects should track bid stages closely.
Jefferson County
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Contracting with Behavioral Health Allies for specialized out-of-district placement and transportation for a student requiring a more restrictive environment and special education services.
Status:
Service type:
Transportation
Associated Companies:
Behavioral Health Allies
Note:
This is a direct contract for special education and transportation services, including application for state Catastrophic Aid reimbursement for both educational and transport services. Funding is from the district's Special Education account, with additional state cost recovery for transportation. Local medical, transport, or therapy vendors may find subcontracting and support opportunities.
Contracting Behavioral Health Allies to provide specialized education and transportation for a student requiring placement at a special day school outside the district.
Status:
Service type:
Transportation
Associated Companies:
Behavioral Health Allies
Note:
The need for this contract arises from requirements under IDEA to provide services beyond the district's in-house capabilities. This contract may signal opportunities for specialized service providers in behavioral health, transportation for special needs, and compliance consulting. The district is also applying for state reimbursement and Catastrophic Aid grants, suggesting an opportunity for grant management services. Inferred: There may be recurring or expanding needs in this area as student populations change.
Provision of specialized transportation services tied to out-of-district placement, including coordination for 80% cost reimbursement through the state.
Status:
Service type:
Transportation
Associated Companies:
Behavioral Health Allies
Note:
Inferred: The $190,000 specifically earmarked for transportation suggests contracting with specialized providers with state funding support. There could be subcontracting opportunities for local transport firms experienced in high-needs or special education student transportation.
Johnson County
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Replace aging vehicle detection systems at 24 traffic signal intersections across priority corridors, updating end-of-life equipment.
Agency:
City of Overland ParkStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Capital Electric Line Builders, LLC
Note:
Project was competitively bid, with Capital Electric Line Builders, LLC selected. This presents opportunities for technology vendors and subcontractors involved in detection system installation, road construction, and traffic technology. Inferred: Subcontracting opportunities for electrical, civil, and technical services are likely during implementation.
Procurement of a three-year subscription to General Motors connected vehicle data to monitor and identify 'near miss' locations, funded via KDOT Innovative Technology Program.
Agency:
City of Overland ParkStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
General Motors, LLC
Note:
KDOT is providing a $131,250 grant, with the City funding the remaining $43,750. Data acquisition could present secondary opportunities for IT consultants, traffic engineering, analytics providers, and safety solution integrators. Federal/state reporting and compliance will apply. Inferred: Opportunities exist for tech, engineering, and data analytics support throughout project.
Implement a bike share pilot program with Bike Share KC, deploying a minimum of 60 e-bikes and six hubs, primarily along the Metcalf corridor and Roe Park, including capital purchase and ongoing maintenance.
Agency:
City of Overland ParkStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Bike Share KC, BikeWalkKC, RideKC
Note:
The city is waiving procurement to expedite negotiations with Bike Share KC and have the network operational by summer 2026. Capital costs for infrastructure (including required concrete pads up to $5,000 each) and annual maintenance are specified, and there is mention of seeking grant support for future expansion. Inferred: opportunities for site infrastructure, construction (pouring pads), technology integration, and local business partnerships are present.
Provision of on-demand appraisal and acquisition services supporting right-of-way and easement acquisition for smaller-scale city public works projects.
Agency:
City of Overland ParkStatus:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
Allen Skeens DBA Skeens Consulting Services
Note:
Subcontracting is permitted with city approval, presenting potential leads for third-party appraisers, surveyors, or property acquisition support. Inferred: Smaller projects across public works, construction, and infrastructure will generate recurring need for these services; contract valued up to $100,000 annually.
Provide on-demand consulting, appraisal, and acquisition services required for right-of-way and easement acquisition supporting smaller public works projects.
Agency:
City of Overland ParkStatus:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
Shaner Appraisals LLC DBA Valbridge Property Advisors
Note:
Valbridge Property Advisors will support the city for various smaller projects, providing opportunities for related real estate, legal, and consulting services. Inferred: Contract may involve property data analysis, negotiation, and occasionally litigation support if disputes arise.
Kansas
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Repair and modification of inoperable Plymovent vehicle exhaust extraction system for Fire Department fleet facility, restoring to compliance and operational standards.
Agency:
City of CheneyStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Air Exchange Inc.
Note:
Sole source contract with Air Exchange Inc., the exclusive provider for system modifications. Appropriation up to $25,000 includes contingencies such as electrical work, hinting at additional subcontracting needs for specialized trades (electricians).
Change order for removal of old asphalt and installation of new asphalt, drainage upgrades and paving at the Cheney Wastewater Treatment and Reclamation Plant, including concrete, irrigation, and curb improvements.
Agency:
City of CheneyStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Clearwater Construction and Management LLC, Inland Asphalt Paving, Corridor Contractors LLC, Mathis Striping and Snowplowing Inc.
Note:
Work includes significant subcontracting for paving, demolition, concrete, and striping. Contingent upon Department of Ecology approval for low-interest project loan funding at 1.2%. Likely timeline is within 12-18 months. Inferred: Subcontracting for drainage, grading, and curb/sidewalk repairs opens multiple opportunities for construction and paving sectors.
Pace Analytical Services contracted for water quality testing at various city sites; includes both routine and incident-driven testing.
Agency:
City of Council GroveStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
Pace Analytical Services, Inc.
Note:
Explicit ongoing services; reflects ongoing or increased regulatory and compliance work, offering prospects for lab and consulting services, water system upgrades.
Contracts with Harvest Legal for municipal legal defense/advice; Kaw Valley Engineering for engineering services (noted late fee suggests ongoing engagement); PIC for health insurance consulting.
Agency:
City of Council GroveStatus:
Service type:
Professional Services
Associated Companies:
Harvest Legal, Kaw Valley Engineering, PIC
Note:
Explicit contracts hint at ongoing needs for professional consulting across multiple disciplines. Inferred: Potential future opportunities for expanded or rebid services in legal, health insurance, and municipal engineering support.
Conrad Fire Equipment, Inc. installing Feniex T3 lights, likely on emergency vehicles for city fire protection.
Agency:
City of Council GroveStatus:
Service type:
Equipment
Associated Companies:
Conrad Fire Equipment, Inc.
Note:
Explicit contracted installation; shows ongoing vehicle/equipment upgrades. Subcontracting opportunities for other vehicle upfitters, future maintenance or related electronic outfitting.
Kingman County
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Payment approval for outstanding bills from Integris IT for services provided to the Register of Deeds office.
Agency:
Kingman CountyStatus:
Service type:
Information Technology
Associated Companies:
Integris IT
Note:
Payment of invoices for IT services suggests ongoing technology needs in the Register of Deeds office. Potential for hardware, software, cybersecurity, and support services in future cycles; subcontracting possibility if Integris IT is not handling all aspects. Inferred: Strict security protocols due to election equipment may lead to further procurement for secure IT infrastructure.
Leavenworth County
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One-time scanning project for planning and zoning parcel records and subdivision documents to free up office space.
Agency:
Leavenworth CountyStatus:
Service type:
County Taxes
Associated Companies:
Page 44 LCC
Note:
Bids were solicited; low bid from an out-of-state company (Illinois). Funds from BOCC tech fund.
Design services for a mill and overlay project on 4th Street from Syndicate to Metropolitan. Part of KDOT's City Connecting Link Program for surface preservation. Includes a detailed traffic study for potential conversion to three lanes.
Agency:
City of LeavenworthStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Fennis Corporation
Note:
Design funding from countywide sales tax. Project aligns with future bridge construction. KDOT maximum funding for construction is $400,000 for surface preservation projects. Inferred: Future construction contract opportunity in 2027 following design completion.
Annual contract for delivery and supply of trap rock aggregate for chip and seal road maintenance and projects throughout Leavenworth County. Minimum order of 15,000 tons for 2025-2026.
Agency:
Leavenworth CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
New Frontier Materials
Note:
Contract awarded for aggregate supply. Possible subcontracting and logistics, material transport, and related services opportunities. Inferred: Downstream opportunities for local trucking, hauling, equipment services, and future maintenance. Unit price noted at $58/ton.
Sidewalk and ADA improvements on Violet Street (between 10th and 22nd). Includes new sidewalks, replaced sections, ADA compliant intersections, curb and gutter, enclosed storm sewers, and a marked crosswalk with rapid flashing beacon.
Agency:
City of LeavenworthStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Lina Weaver Construction; BG Consultants
Note:
This project has been in the making for several years. KDOT funding 80% (cap removed). City responsible for design, right-of-way, utility relocation, and 20% match. Budgeted in 2026 CIP.
Service contract with Page 44, LLC to digitize planning and zoning parcel records and subdivision documentation.
Agency:
Leavenworth CountyStatus:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
Page 44, LLC
Note:
Contract approval presents possible opportunities for subcontractors in scanning, document management, or IT support services. This project may also require vendors for complementary digital services.
Lyon County
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Year 4 contract payment for Eagleview aerial imagery and data solutions supporting county appraiser's office operations.
Agency:
Lyon CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Eagleview
Note:
Continuing contract with Eagleview, suggests ongoing need for geospatial imaging and property data management services. Subcontracting/support opportunities for mapping, GIS, or appraisal IT specialists.
McPherson County
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Change order adjustments for finalizing street, stormwater, and sanitary sewer upgrades. Outstanding sidewalk work to be completed by Twinland II LLC.
Agency:
City of McPhersonStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
PLI, Kaw Valley, Twinland II LLC
Note:
Inferred: Although major construction is complete, the sidewalk responsibility shifts outside this contract; potential opportunity exists for concrete sidewalk contractors to subcontract with Twinland II LLC. The presence of major vendors (PLI, Kaw Valley) also signals possible subcontracting interest. Close-out of public utility works may lead to future maintenance and related service needs.
Closeout of sanitary sewer, street, and stormwater improvements with contract deductions and sidewalk completion outside contract.
Agency:
Town of McPhersonStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Twinland II LLC, PLI, Kaw Valley
Note:
Project completion includes deductions for unbuilt sidewalk (now the developer's responsibility). Inferred: New sidewalk construction will occur outside of this contract and may require external contractors. Developers and support companies may seek new bids for uncontracted work. Closeout documentation and lessons learned also present consulting/engineering opportunities.
Miami County
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Upgrade of playground equipment and surfacing at Prairie Creek Elementary, including grant-funded replacement of aging facilities and installation of new systems with additional items and surfacing.
Status:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
GameTime, Cunningham Recreation
Note:
Explicit: Grant received from GameTime/Cunningham Recreation, matching funds over $75,000; procurement under Omnia Contract #2017001134; project will include additional equipment, removal and installation not yet included in cost. Substantial subcontract opportunity for site prep and installation. Federal/state grant involvement noted.
Upgrade of playground equipment and surfacing, including new systems, installation, and old equipment removal at Prairie Creek Elementary School. GameTime and Cunningham Recreation involved through grant program.
Status:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
GameTime, Cunningham Recreation
Note:
District received a matching grant of $87,346.17 from GameTime and Cunningham Recreation. Additional costs are expected beyond initial systems (swings, removal, new surfacing). Final design and total cost to be brought for approval later; opportunity exists for installation, ancillary equipment, and surfacing vendors. Equipment procured through Omnia contract #2017001134.
Montgomery County
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Professional engineering and cost analysis services in support of Montgomery County's resubmission for a 2025 USDOT RAISE (formerly BUILD) grant, including benefits analysis, cost analysis, reporting, and grant application preparation for infrastructure improvements.
Agency:
Montgomery CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Cook Flatt & Strobel Engineers, P.A.
Note:
Existing contract amendment seeking supplemental fee for professional services required for preparing a federal USDOT RAISE (formerly BUILD) grant application for Montgomery County. Services include benefit/cost analysis, traffic and crash data review, capital and operational cost estimating, grant writing, and project scheduling. This phase is likely to be followed by further contracting opportunities if the grant is awarded, such as infrastructure design, construction, or project management. Preference for firms experienced with federal grant programs. Inferred: Further subcontracting or specialist consulting in fields like traffic engineering, economic impact analysis, and benefit/cost modeling may be required if the project progresses past grant stage.
Contract with Cook, Flatt & Strobel for right-of-way staking under Bridge Project B 527a, indicating ongoing bridge and roadway planning, engineering, and surveying.
Agency:
Montgomery CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Cook, Flatt & Strobel
Note:
Direct mention of right-of-way staking and bridge fund payments to engineering consultant signals upcoming engineering, surveying, and construction project opportunities for local firms and subcontractors. Such projects may expand into bridge construction, materials, traffic management, and safety improvements.
Osage County
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Printing and mailing of annual tax statements for the county.
Note:
Inferred: Discussion included optimizing mailing by combining statements for the same address to save costs. Annual recurring service.
Pottawatomie County
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Procurement of five new Stryker Power Pro 2 power-assisted ambulance cots for EMS, funded by Patterson Family Foundation grant.
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Cots will be purchased with awarded grant funds; there may be additional opportunities for surplus cot refurbishment or redistribution to other counties. Inferred: Potential for companies offering ambulance equipment, training, or cot maintenance.
Reno County
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Renewal of annual Lightspeed IT solution for the district, which may involve layered IT support services or competitive renewals in future cycles.
Status:
Service type:
Information Technology
Associated Companies:
Lightspeed
Note:
Lightspeed is a well-known provider of web filtering, cybersecurity, and classroom management solutions. There may be ongoing needs for technical consulting, integration, or staff training—particularly opportunities for managed IT services providers.
Riley County
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Partnership with Manhattan Area Technical College (MATC) and an employer consortium to develop a regional certification program for general maintenance positions to address skilled labor shortages.
Agency:
Riley CountyStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
Manhattan Area Technical College (MATC)
Note:
Addresses critical vacancies in general maintenance. Program focuses on skill verification (carpentry, electrical, plumbing, HVAC). More flexible than state-registered apprenticeship programs. Riley County's estimated share for initial planning/design is $5,000.
Collaborative initiative with Manhattan Area Technical College (MATC) to co-design and deliver a Regional Credential in General Maintenance that provides training and job-ready talent for public agencies in Riley County and the Flint Hills region.
Agency:
Town of WildcatStatus:
Service type:
Education & Training
Associated Companies:
Manhattan Area Technical College (MATC)
Note:
This initiative addresses a labor shortage in skilled maintenance roles including electrical, plumbing, HVAC, carpentry, and safety. Riley County could receive priority access to graduates for hiring, and will co-design the curriculum to fit local needs. Inferred: This partnership presents significant subcontracting potential for curriculum development, training services, consulting, and support vendors in workforce development. Participation by other regional employers may expand the opportunity. The estimated $5,000 investment is for program design and could lead to larger contracts for external service providers over time.
Development and implementation of a collaborative, employer-driven Regional Credential certification program for General Maintenance technicians, involving curriculum design, providing on-the-job training, and forming a hiring pipeline for local agencies and employers.
Agency:
Riley CountyStatus:
Service type:
Education & Training
Associated Companies:
Manhattan Area Technical College (MATC)
Note:
While the contract value is currently projected at $5,000 for Riley County, the initiative will likely require further investment as the program expands. Inferred: There are strong subcontracting opportunities for curriculum development, workforce training providers, and external trainers. The region-wide employer-driven consortium indicates potential for expansion to other counties and sectors struggling to fill skilled trade roles, creating future business opportunities for agencies supporting workforce development, recruitment, and employment services. This initiative will also need marketing, recruitment, and assessment support as it scales.
Development of a Regional Credential in General Maintenance to address skilled technician shortages, collaboratively developed with Manhattan Area Technical College (MATC), including on-the-job training and direct hiring pipeline for Riley County and regional public agencies.
Agency:
Town of BalaStatus:
Service type:
Education & Training
Associated Companies:
Manhattan Area Technical College (MATC)
Note:
This proposal is a response to long-standing vacancies and contractor overuse, providing an opportunity for education, curriculum development, and workforce consulting providers to participate in program design, curriculum development, and training delivery. Inferred: Once established, this credential program may result in procurement of training materials, technology, HR consulting, and ongoing program administration services. The partnership status is currently in discussion; value is the initial investment but may lead to longer-term contracts and multiple phases. The referenced inclusion of 'contractual agreement' signals future procurement opportunities.
Renewal of annual lease agreement for the Aggieville Substation building used by the Riley County Police Department at below-market rental rate.
Agency:
Town of BalaStatus:
Service type:
Public Safety
Associated Companies:
Gwyn Riffel (Building Owner)
Note:
The primary opportunity is for property owners or management companies interested in offering facilities to public agencies, as Riley County remains responsible for providing police-related structures. Inferred: Similar or expanded facilities needs for police or other agencies may come up in future lease cycles, especially with 30-days notice termination flexibility.
Sedgwick County
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The City of Goddard will rebid the Hawkins Lane infrastructure improvement project, focusing on streets, water, and stormwater, removing the sewer component to reduce costs and attract more bidders.
Agency:
City of GoddardStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Pearson Construction, APAC-Kansas Inc., Garver Engineering
Note:
The initial round of bidding resulted in prices higher than the engineer's estimate, mainly due to the sewer component. The city plans to rebid, creating an imminent opportunity for contractors, especially those focused on paving, water, and storm improvements. Inferred: With the sewer removed, new competitive bids are expected soon, likely within the next few months. Both Pearson Construction and APAC-Kansas Inc. are familiar with the scope, and Garver Engineering is the design engineer. Subcontracting and supply opportunities exist for street, waterline, and stormwater work.
Study, inventory, and evaluation of the electrical distribution system at Eisenhower National Airport. Includes consulting services and recommendations for upgrades and future expansion concerning EVs, electrification, and anticipated electric aircraft needs.
Agency:
City of WichitaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Professional Engineering Consultants, P.A.
Note:
Explicit project with clear contract award; will likely require additional services and construction following study; includes assessment for future electrification (EVs/aircraft), grant investigation (Federal/State for EV, sustainability, infrastructure), and includes provisions for diversity contracting and prompt payment to subs. High likelihood of further scope or follow-on construction phase. Inferred: Subconsultant and contractor prospects once design phase initiates. Owner is seeking to capitalize on funding and grant programs for such projects, indicating further external funding and potential business opportunities.
Purchase of a specialized armored vehicle and attachments to support Wichita Police Department SWAT for critical incidents and emergency responses. Vendor selection based on unique ballistic capabilities.
Agency:
City of WichitaStatus:
Service type:
Equipment
Associated Companies:
Ring Power
Note:
Bidding may be limited due to unique product specifications. There is a broader Police Heavy Equipment Vehicle Project in CIP with $3,250,000 budget, suggesting more opportunities for related equipment and service contracts. Potential for local equipment service vendors and delivery logistics.
Contract authorization for ESRI enterprise and cloud hosting services for municipal geographic information systems, with agreements to ESRI and ROK Technologies.
Agency:
City of DerbyStatus:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
ESRI, ROK Technologies
Note:
Service agreement of considerable value indicates opportunities for subcontracting, system integration, training, and consulting related to GIS systems and cloud hosting for city operations.
Replacement of microwave links and installation of fiber optics between well field towers and City Hall for water system communications, plus supporting infrastructure for critical operations.
Agency:
City of WichitaStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
IdeaTek Inc., Logicalis Inc.
Note:
Project covers both hardware and professional services for network upgrades, requiring skilled implementation teams. Inferred: Maintenance support and vendor consolidation likely to create periodic service and integration opportunities.
Seward County
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Modernization and significant upgrades to Adventure Bay including new lazy river, FlowRider surf machine, slide removal, and extensive system overhauls (electrical, water, filtration, and amenities).
Agency:
Town of LiberalStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Water's Edge
Note:
Inferred: High-potential opportunity for aquatic designers, specialty equipment vendors (e.g., FlowRider), and large general contractors. Project is outlined as an option, so timeline and execution dependent on commission decision.
Housing sector investments, renovation payments, paint program for residential upgrades, title and abstract services for housing improvements to various properties.
Agency:
Town of LiberalStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
American Title & Abstract, Jesse Construction LLC, Perfix LLC, Sebastian Home Renovations, Sherwin Williams
Note:
Multiple vendors utilized for home improvement and paint programs. Inferred: Expansion of program and upcoming RFPs for contractors, possible bid opportunities for home repair and title management firms.
All recommended improvements by Water's Edge to fully renovate and extend the current waterpark's lifespan.
Agency:
Town of LiberalStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Water's Edge
Note:
Option 2 involves a more extensive facility upgrade, with a higher budget and broader scope than Option 1. Inferred: If selected, would create expanded opportunities for multiple trades and service providers in facility improvement, but is less likely to be chosen since staff recommended Option 1.
Purchase of a new salt spreader for the Street Department to replace a 30+ year old unit that has been out of service for two years.
Agency:
City of LiberalStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Alamo Group
Note:
Funded from the snow removal reserve fund. Will improve efficiency during inclement weather.
Comprehensive repairs to Arkalon Road including milling existing surface, stockpiling millings, and overlaying with 3-inch HMA asphalt to KDOT specs.
Agency:
Town of LiberalStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
J&R Construction Group
Note:
The project was budgeted in the 2026 FY and the quote from J&R Construction Group is to be formally approved on recommendation of the city staff. Purchasing policy waiver indicates sole source selection based on prior satisfactory experience. Inferred: Off-season work means project will likely begin as soon as the park closure occurs, with a completion goal before spring reopening, indicating urgency and possible opportunities for related subcontracting (e.g., materials hauling, site prep).
Shawnee County
Showing 5 of 9 projects
Renovation of the Gauge Park Carousel, seeking a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) firm.
Agency:
Shawnee CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
MCP; KBS
Note:
KBS was selected for contract negotiations due to a more polished presentation and understanding of existing conditions, despite having a higher CM fee percentage (3.5% vs 2% for MCP). This indicates a preference for comprehensive preparedness.
Change Order #1 for Kossover Tennis Court Project includes construction of four new courts, installation of new lighting and power, infrastructure improvements, and LED upgrades for existing courts. Scope reduction applies to some existing courts; project is funded through Capital Project Bond Funds.
Agency:
Shawnee CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Multisports, LLC, Musco Lighting (supplier only, not contractor)
Note:
Change order reduces overall contract scope and value but maintains significant construction and lighting work, supporting current and future improvements at Kossover Tennis Center. The involvement of several county officials and the size of the contract suggest potential subcontracting opportunities for local vendors (site work, electrical, fencing, court equipment, etc.). Inferred: Musco Lighting provides equipment for this and possibly future lighting needs. No mention of federal/state grants. Excludes several relevant activities (taxes, telecommunications, site repairs), suggesting additional bid opportunities may arise for those needs.
Replacement of faulty and warped front entry doors at the JP Lewis Health Department.
Note:
Doors have severe latching issues and warping. Contract utilizes a state contract. Inferred: Rapid replacement indicates critical security and functionality need.
Supply and installation of play equipment for 10 Man Circle.
Agency:
Shawnee CountyStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
Aspire to Play LLC
Note:
Funding from Parks Recreation Building Maintenance Fund. Inferred: Potential for future play equipment needs in other parks.
Maintenance of sports fields including mowing, trimming, aeration, fertilization, and weed control for multiple athletic fields.
Agency:
Shawnee CountyStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
Green Care Lawn and Landscape
Note:
Green Care Lawn and Landscape was the lowest and most responsive bidder out of 10 proposals. Covers 8 specific athletic field locations. Inferred: Recurring service contract, indicating regular needs for landscaping services.
Sumner County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Multiple donations received for wrestling and trap teams to support equipment, uniforms, and program growth at MMS and MHS.
Status:
Service type:
Equipment
Associated Companies:
CJB Construction
Note:
Donor-funded purchases may require local athletic equipment suppliers, facilities upgrades, or event-organizers for tournaments.
Wabaunsee County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Facility upgrades, capital improvements, and maintenance for Town Hall, Senior Center, Morgan Ave and Central Street Fire Stations, Elementary School, and Library.
Agency:
Town of NewburyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
RJ Kelly, Co., Inc.
Note:
Substantial and ongoing facility projects identified across departments. Inferred large-scale procurement for construction, architecture, engineering, and usable space planning firms.
Planning and expansion for permanent Town Hall facility, including facility assessment and possible construction with $5 million saved for project, but additional funding needed.
Agency:
Town of NewburyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
RJ Kelly, Co., Inc.
Note:
Facility needs, code compliance and expansion mentioned. Inferred: Opportunities for architecture, construction management, facility consulting, and public-private partnerships.
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