City of Kent

Release: Dec 10, 2025

Close: Jan 6, 2026

The City of Kent invites sealed bids for the Meeker Street – Washington Avenue to Interurban Trail corridor improvement project. The work includes new concrete sidewalks, landscaping and irrigation, asphalt overlay, a raised intersection and roundabout, channelization, lighting, RRFBs, and stormwater, watermain, and sanitary sewer replacements, with an estimated construction range of approximately $8–9 million and a 14% FSBE goal. Bids are due January 6, 2026 at 11:00 a.m. Pacific Time; plans and specifications are available through the City’s procurement page and only sealed paper bids will be accepted.

Release: Nov 18, 2025

Close: Dec 9, 2025

The project consists of installation of new beam guardrails, terminals and anchors.

Release: Oct 29, 2025

Close: Nov 21, 2025

Professional consulting firms with expertise in administration and management of federally funded public works construction projects. This project includes the installation of new concrete sidewalks, landscaping, irrigation, asphalt overlay, raised concrete intersection, roundabout, traffic loops, channelization, street lighting, pedestrian lighting, and utility improvements. The major features of the project are as follows: removal of approx. 7,700 SY of existing asphalt pavement and concrete sidewalk; planing approx. 2,500 SY of existing asphalt; paving approx. 1,800 tons of hot mix asphalt; 3,700 LF of CIP concrete curb; 3,108 SY of sidewalk, and driveways, with multiple decorative features and patterns; furnish and installation of Meeker Street Standard, Benches (6 EA), Litter Receptacles (3 EA), and Heavy Duty Bollards (9 EA); 2,200 LF of new 8", 12", 16", and 30" diameter storm sewer pipe associated with the installation of 41 EA CB’s; 1,700 LF of new 12" diameter water main; installation of a new Meeker Street Standard illumination system with 17 EA Dual Pedestrian Luminaire and Pole, 19 EA Street Luminaire and Pole, 4 EA Street Accent Bollard Lighting, and 13 EA Pedestrian Pushbutton Posts; 2,100 feet of permanent channelization.