Contract · State & Local
On-Call Planning Consulting Services for Airport Development
City of Lawrence - Municipal Services Operations Lawrence, KS
- Status Closes in 33 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
The City of Lawrence is seeking one or more highly qualified consultants or consultant teams to provide on-call planning and consultation services for the Lawrence Regional Airport. The objective of the contract is to provide comprehensive planning services for the Lawrence Regional Airport on behalf of the City of Lawrence. Tasks include but are not limited to environmental assessments, CATEX, UASCE determinations, airport economic impact studies, governing document policy revisions including minimum standards, rules and regulations, and ground development policies, DBE/ACDBE plan development and implementation, Title VI plan development and implementation, economic impact studies, business plan development, and land acquisition strategic development. The City receives entitlements from the FAA in the amount of $150,000 annually and receives additional support from KDOT Aviation through KAIP Grants and various State and Federal earmarks. Projects may utilize this contract at the discretion of the City based on future analysis and available funding. This Master Agreement establishes the relationship between the City and the selected vendor, however does not guarantee a specific amount of work; Each assignment will receive a defined scope, schedule, funding source, and authorization through the city's Task Order framework.
Contract/Solicitation #: QBS(b)RFP-2600048
Type: Qualifications Based Selection Request for Proposals - BLIND
Department: Municipal Services Operations
Timeline
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Posted
Oct 19, 2026
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Status
Open now
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