6MO0265_Delineated Area.pdf
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- 6MO0265
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This document presents a geographic boundary map and delineation for a proposed federal contracting area in the Kansas City, Missouri metropolitan region, specifically encompassing Liberty, Blue Springs, and Lee's Summit. The proposed delineated area is illustrated on a regional map with a red boundary line and is defined by 22 sequential directional segments that form a closed perimeter around the target zone.
The boundary begins at the SR-291/I-35 interchange and proceeds through a series of major and secondary roads including I-35, US-65, SR-H, SR-EE, SR-210, US-24, SR-7, US-50, I-470, US-40, SR-78, and Kentucky Road, ultimately returning to the starting point via SR-291. This delineated area appears to be intended for federal contracting purposes, potentially related to set-aside programs or geographic targeting for small business contracting opportunities, though the specific contracting objective and agency involvement are not detailed in this boundary definition document.
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Proposed delineated area for
Kansas City, MO: Liberty – Blue
Springs – Lee’s Summit
Boundary of proposed delineated area:
1. From SR-291/I-35 interchange
2. North on I-35
3. East on US-65
4. South on Stockdale Road
5. East on SR-H
6. South on SR-EE
7. West on SR-210
8. South on SR-291
9. East on US-24
10. South on SR-7
11. West on US-50
12. North on I-470
13. West on US-40
14. North on Sterling Avenue
15. West on SR-78
16. North on S. Arlington Avenue
17. East on US-24
18. North on S. Cedar Avenue
19. East on Norledge Avenue
20. North on S. Sterling Avenue
21. East on Kentucky Road
22. North on SR-291
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