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Government Projects in Kansas
100 projects across 63 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.
Purchase of two Pierce Velocity pumper trucks for replacement and one new pumper truck, plus a replacement ladder truck, for the Consolidated Fire District.
Construction phase of the Tomahawk Creek Wastewater Treatment Facility process improvement project to provide odor control and enhance treatment efficiency.
Issuance of taxable industrial revenue bonds for an addition and expansion of Progressive Products' manufacturing facility, including a sales tax exemption and a six-year property tax exemption.
Lenexa is holding a public hearing to create the Solera Retail Center Community Improvement District and approve a CID agreement with Intrepid Lenexa, LLC, plus intent to issue up to $77 million in IRBs for a retail center at Prairie Star Parkway & K‑7. The CID would levy a 1% sales tax over the site to fund project costs, and IRBs will help acquire, construct, and equip the center. This signals a large privately built, publicly assisted retail project that will soon need design, construction, tenant build‑out, and operations vendors.
The document highlights a planned $20 million Eagle Picher expansion in Pittsburg as part of broader economic development investments since 2013. No vendor or contractor is named, so design, engineering, construction, and equipment decisions appear still open or in early stages. This is relevant for firms that support industrial expansions, site work, utilities, and specialized manufacturing fit‑outs who can engage the city’s economic development staff and Eagle Picher on upcoming packages.
City staff and advisors briefed the Commission on using Reinvestment Housing Incentive District (RHID) financing for new housing, with developers K2M Investments (Peace Estates) and Hood Construction (Nottingham Addition) expressing interest. K2M prefers a pay-as-you-go RHID to fund a permanent road on Kruse Way and future Phase 2 work, while Hood is eyeing a debt-backed model paired with a special assessment district once plats are approved. The City is now seeking feedback from Rice County and USD 376 before drafting RHID resolutions and redevelopment plans, setting up future work for public infrastructure design, construction, and financial/legal advisory services.
USD 309 received budget figures from Buckley Roofing to replace nearly all district roofs, excluding areas reroofed with TPO in 2024. The plan covers 307,934 sq ft, with 226,573 sq ft as recover and 81,361 sq ft requiring full tear-off, for a total estimated cost of about $5.38 million. The district goal is to replace all remaining roofs within a 5‑year window, implying about 61,600 sq ft per year and future construction bids or financing decisions. Vendors in roofing, construction management, and capital planning can help shape phasing, specs, and funding strategy before formal solicitations.
The state has revoked the grandfathered status of the Colby Middle School elevator, triggering a required inspection by KONE and potential condemnation to freight-only use. The district is exploring stair lifts for a student and has very preliminary estimates of $2 million to fully replace the elevator. This sets up a significant accessibility and capital upgrade project where design, funding, and delivery strategy are not yet decided.
The district is refining scope and budget for a major rebuild of the Dennen Field track, with Integrity Sports providing preliminary estimates between $1.686 million and $1.9 million for a compliant 7- or 8-lane track and related features. Funding will blend donations, a $993,000 district commitment, and a $270,000–$300,000 lease agreement, with pressure to get total cost under $1.5 million. This is early-stage capital planning where design, value engineering, financing structure, and construction delivery are still being shaped.
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Government Agencies in Kansas
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City of Clay Center
Wyandotte County
Woodson Unified School District 366
Woodson Rural Water District 1
Woodson County
Winfield Unified School District 465
Winfield Housing Authority
Wilson Medical Center
Wilson County
William Newton Hospital
Wichita Unified School District 259
Wichita State University-campus of Applied Sciences and Technology
Wichita State University
Wichita Housing Authority
Wichita County Health Center
Wichita County
Wichita Area MPO
Wichita Airport Authority
Whitewater River Consolidated Fire District
Wheatland Unified School District 292
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