Grading & Surfacing - US-169 - Johnson County
The Kansas Department of Transportation is requesting competitive bids for grading and surfacing work on US-169 at the intersection of 191 Street and K-7/US-169 Junction in Spring Hill, Johnson County, with bids due October 21, 2026.
The project scope encompasses grading, base course preparation, asphalt surfacing, mobilization, excavation, site restoration, and traffic control measures over a segment length of 0.356 miles. Bidders must comply with Kansas Department of Transportation specifications, prevailing wage requirements, and standard bonding and insurance provisions for highway construction. Qualified bidders must demonstrate experience with similar highway construction projects.
The contract represents state highway maintenance and improvement work funded through Kansas Department of Transportation capital improvement allocations. Award and commencement are contingent upon bid evaluation, KDOT approval, and execution of standard highway construction contract terms.
Kansas 10/21/26, 1:00 AM 9/21/26, 1:00 AM Comprehensive Needs Study
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) in Topeka, Kansas is seeking proposals for a Comprehensive Needs Study to assess the space needs, future growth, and renovation/construction requirements for nine of their facilities located across the state. The selected consultant will be responsible for providing a detailed study that includes a space needs assessment, program development, and total project cost estimates and schedules for the KBI's headquarters, agent offices, and forensic laboratories in Topeka, Lenexa, Kansas City, Pittsburg, Great Bend, Wichita, and Garden City. The KBI is looking for a space planning firm or team of architectural and engineering professionals with experience in renovation and construction concept planning. Proposals are due by June 14, 2024 at 2:00 PM Central Time, and the KBI will thoroughly review all submissions to select the one that best meets their required objectives and needs.
The RFP indicates that pricing information is not considered proprietary and the entire proposal will be subject to the Kansas Open Records Act upon contract award. The study will cover the jurisdictions of Shawnee County and the City of Topeka. The RFP outlines several state of Kansas bidder preference programs, including those for disabled veteran-owned businesses and certified businesses. Bidders must also comply with state requirements regarding immigration reform, tax clearance, and disclosure of any relevant criminal convictions. No reserve price is stated, and the RFP does not mention any incumbent contractor or current funding sources.
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