Culvert 951 Replacement-Design

Miami County is seeking price proposals from firms KDOT pre-qualified to provide survey and design services for the Culvert 951 replacement project. Price p roposals are due by June 2, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. One firm will be selected to perform design engineering services for a project at the following location:

Culvert 951 Replacement located on 287 ^th Street 0.25 mile east of Oxford Road. The current structure is a 16-foot concrete slab that was closed by Miami County Road and Bridge on March 6, 2026, due to scour damage to the west abutment. This is a culvert replacement project with funding from Miami County Special Bridge Funds. Consultant will be responsible for all contract documents and construction bid documents.

Miami County is a local government organized on April 2, 1857, located in the east-central part of Kansas along the state line and is part of the Kansas City metropolitan area. The county serves a diverse and expanding population through multiple agencies, (26) twenty-six county departments, and offices. The county has more than 250 public servants serving in more than (7) seven offices located throughout the county. Miami County is dedicated to helping more than 34,000 residents remain part of a safe and vibrant community. Miami County is governed by a five-member, non-partisan, elected Board of County Commissioners (BOCC). The BOCC appoints a County Administrator. Miami County also has an elected Sheriff, County Attorney, County Clerk, County Treasurer, and County Register of Deed.

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