287th Street Reconstruction and 2026 Asphalt Corrective Maintenance Program-CE

Miami County, located in east-central Kansas and part of the Kansas City metropolitan area, serves over 34,000 residents through 26 county departments and more than seven offices staffed by over 250 public servants. Governed by a five-member Board of County Commissioners, with an appointed County Administrator and other elected officials like the Sheriff and County Attorney, the county manages a wide array of services including public health and safety, tax collection, and infrastructure operations such as an airport, community corrections, and a wastewater system. The county maintains a strong commitment to supporting a safe and vibrant community, with resources and services detailed on its official website. The current contract opportunity concerns the "287th Street Reconstruction and 2026 Asphalt Corrective Maintenance Program-CE," issued by the Miami County Road & Bridge Engineering Department. This solicitation, numbered 2026-02-RFP and posted on March 24, 2026, seeks qualified responses by April 14, 2026, for roadway reconstruction and maintenance services within the county. The project management team includes Matt Oehlert, the primary point of contact, and Mackenzie Owens, the secondary contact, both reachable via their Miami County email addresses and phone numbers. The work will be performed within Kansas, with organizational oversight based in Paola, KS. This solicitation is part of the county’s ongoing infrastructure improvement efforts to maintain and enhance transportation assets for its residents.