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Nov 10, 2026
Dec 4, 2026
The City of Wichita is seeking bids from firm(s) to provide food trucks for the Parks & Recreation Department
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Nov 10, 2026
Dec 4, 2026
The City of Wichita is seeking bids from firm(s) to provide construction of Planeview Community Center for the Facilities Division.
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Nov 20, 2026
Provide paving clear ridge addition phase 3 & clear 2nd & 1st ridge additions phase 1. 1 LS site clearing; 1 LS site restoration; 10,472 CY excavation; 1470 CY fill, compacted (90% density); 2222 CY fill, compacted (95% density); 71 LF fill, protective. See attached file.
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Census ID
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201810
Employee FTE
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3,200
Population
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400,987
Procurement Difficulty Score
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50 / 100
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This Master Services and Purchasing Agreement outlines the terms for the City of Wichita Police Department's acquisition of various Axon devices, software, services, and warranties. The agreement incorporates two main quotes (Q-516555-45236.662BR and Q-473155-45236.662TC) for a combined total estimated cost of $28,101,192.71. The purchased items include Skydio drones, Axon Body 4 cameras, Axon Air software, Officer Safety Plan 10 Premium, and related professional services and extended warranties. The agreement is effective from January 15, 2024, and extends until January 14, 2034, replacing previous contracts #00062789 and #00091543.
This document is the First Amendment to the Master Services and Purchasing Agreement between Axon Enterprise, Inc. and the City of Wichita, Kansas. It expands the scope of offered products to include Axon Records and Standards, with specific provisions for technical account management, security (CJIS, cybersecurity), data integration, and professional services. The agreement incorporates various exhibits detailing mandatory contractual provisions, independent contractor terms, FBI CJIS security, a Statement of Work, staffing plan, and a quote totaling $3,509,111.21 for software and services over an 89-month program length, with an estimated service start date of February 15, 2027, and an end date of January 14, 2034.
This Order Form details an agreement between Flock Group, Inc. and KS - Wichita PD for Flock Safety LPR and audio products and associated professional services. The initial 12-month term includes a first-year total of $186,150.00, covering a Flock Safety Platform annual recurring amount of $183,000.00 and a one-time professional services fee of $3,150.00. The contract specifies a 24-month automatic renewal term with annual recurring costs of $183,000.00 after the first year. The agreement incorporates prior terms and conditions.
This Order Form details an agreement between FLOCK GROUP, INC. and KS - Wichita PD for Flock Safety services and products, including the Flock Safety Platform, LPR products, and Professional Services. The initial term is 60 months, with an effective start date of October 24, 2024, and an expiration date of October 23, 2029. The total contract amount is $151,500.00, due at signing.
Board meetings and strategic plans from City of Wichita
The City Council meeting focused on New Council Business regarding the 2018 Annual Operating Budget and the 2017-2026 Capital Improvement Program. The council considered recommendations to schedule a public hearing for the proposed 2018 budget, which includes Tax Increment Financing Districts, an amendment to the 2017 budget, and the Self-Supporting Municipal Improvement District. Additionally, the council moved to authorize the publication of the formal public hearing notice and approved the first reading of ordinances for the general tax levy for the City of Wichita, TIF districts, and the SSMID, while establishing maximum tax levy amounts.
The City Council meeting addressed a variety of municipal topics, beginning with proclamations recognizing American Red Cross Month and Registered Dietician Day. The Council passed a resolution regarding the local aviation industry, specifically supporting the new tanker program and extending an invitation to the President of the United States to visit the city. Legislative and administrative actions included the approval of amendments to the Historic Preservation Ordinance, revisions to the Century II Performing Arts and Convention Center booking policy, and an inter-city agreement with the City of Kechi. Infrastructure and financial approvals were extensive, covering design services for the I-235 Freeway flyover, flood control levee rehabilitation, various assessment ordinances for paving, water, and sewer projects, and the sale of general obligation refunding bonds. Significant revisions to the municipal animal control and protection code were adopted, introducing new requirements for micro-chipping and pet owner responsibilities. Additionally, the Council handled planning and housing agenda items, such as administrative plan revisions for the Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher Program, airport hangar rehabilitation, and various committee appointments.
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The Council meeting featured a proclamation for Human Trafficking Awareness Month and heard public agenda items concerning Wichita Transit funding, a proposal for a bronze statue of Hattie McDaniel, and the annual Martin Luther King celebration. Administrative actions included the selection and swearing-in of a new Vice Mayor. Council business involved approving a facade renovation petition for the 1700 block of East Douglas, authorizing playground rehabilitation and development projects, and awarding a professional services contract for utility energy audits. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to a detailed discussion and debate regarding the establishment of a Business Improvement District for the Douglas Design District.
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