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Active opportunities open for bidding
City of Salina
Work includes to install new electrical service to the water tower. Remove existing electrical service. Install new obstruction lighting on the top of the water tower. Reconnect existing equipment.
Posted Date
May 8, 2026
Due Date
May 21, 2026
Release: May 8, 2026
City of Salina
Close: May 21, 2026
Work includes to install new electrical service to the water tower. Remove existing electrical service. Install new obstruction lighting on the top of the water tower. Reconnect existing equipment.
City of Salina
The City of Salina is soliciting sealed bids for concrete improvements across multiple municipal parks, including demolition, curb and gutter installation, and pavement work. This Invitation for Bid (Project No. 26015) also encompasses traffic control, site work, and final landscaping with an estimated project duration of 18 months. The procurement requires a 5% bid security and performance/payment bonds for the selected contractor.
Posted Date
May 2, 2026
Due Date
May 21, 2026
Release: May 2, 2026
City of Salina
Close: May 21, 2026
The City of Salina is soliciting sealed bids for concrete improvements across multiple municipal parks, including demolition, curb and gutter installation, and pavement work. This Invitation for Bid (Project No. 26015) also encompasses traffic control, site work, and final landscaping with an estimated project duration of 18 months. The procurement requires a 5% bid security and performance/payment bonds for the selected contractor.
City of Salina
The City of Salina is soliciting demolition services for the former Ambassador building at 1616 W Crawford Street, including removal of foundations, slabs, an on-site swimming pool, and ancillary structures, and requires coordination of utility abandonment and debris haulage. Contractors must hold an appropriate contractor license (Class A, B, C General Contractor or Specialty Demolition Contractor), be able to qualify within ten days of award, and provide a performance bond; debris removal limits and public sidewalk protection requirements are specified. The posting is an invitation for bid (construction/demolition) with an open date of 2026-04-13 and a Close Date listed as TBD (therefore still open as of 2026-05-02).
Posted Date
Apr 13, 2026
Due Date
Dec 31, 2026
Release: Apr 13, 2026
City of Salina
Close: Dec 31, 2026
The City of Salina is soliciting demolition services for the former Ambassador building at 1616 W Crawford Street, including removal of foundations, slabs, an on-site swimming pool, and ancillary structures, and requires coordination of utility abandonment and debris haulage. Contractors must hold an appropriate contractor license (Class A, B, C General Contractor or Specialty Demolition Contractor), be able to qualify within ten days of award, and provide a performance bond; debris removal limits and public sidewalk protection requirements are specified. The posting is an invitation for bid (construction/demolition) with an open date of 2026-04-13 and a Close Date listed as TBD (therefore still open as of 2026-05-02).
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City of Salina (KS) adheres strictly to competitive processes, with no evidence of sole-source awards above the formal threshold.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Salina
The board discussed and recommended approval of local code amendments to the International Building Code and the Uniform Mechanical Code to update internal references following the adoption of newer building codes. Key discussion topics included correcting stairway width references and requirements, updating fixture count language, transitioning to a standalone code for swimming pools, and removing an obsolete amendment regarding electrical connections. The board ultimately voted to recommend these changes to the city commission for final approval.
The board discussed a request for a certificate of compatibility for new signage at two properties owned by the Salina Area Chamber of Commerce. The discussion included the removal of an existing channel letter roof sign, the installation of a new non-illuminated wall sign, and the recovery and reinstallation of an existing awning. The board also addressed compliance with city code regarding awning clearance and the removal of an abandoned sign on one of the properties. The application was approved with conditions including the submission of revised plans to meet clearance standards, the removal of specific signs, and requirements for properly sealing mounting points.
The meeting featured a docket review covering employment cases, housing cases, and public accommodations, specifically focusing on resolutions for accessibility complaints in parking lots. The commission reviewed the annual fair housing seminar, noting high satisfaction and effective collaboration with the facility provider. Additionally, the board approved the reappointment of a commissioner to the Law Enforcement Citizen Review Board.
The board meeting focused on the review and budgetary planning for the 2027 and 2028 fiscal years, including the authorization for a public hearing notice regarding the 2027 budget. Additionally, the Board discussed water conservation efforts, lake water levels, operations agreements, and the management of irrigation water distribution in collaboration with state officials.
The city commission authorized a notice of public hearing on the budget while meeting as the Lower Smoky Hill Water Supply Access District Board. Key actions included authorizing the sale of general obligation bonds, approving a financial advisor services agreement, and passing resolutions and an agreement amendment regarding property acquisition for the Smoky Hill River Renewal Project. Additionally, the commission approved a special improvement district for infrastructure improvements in the Stone Lake Addition phase 4A, entered into a contract for an operational assessment of the animal services division, and adopted the Live Salina plan supplements. Separately, the planning commission approved the rezoning of properties on South Fourth Street for a surgery center and a conditional use permit for a daycare home.
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