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Safe Routes to School Phase 1: low bid of $528,628 received; city awaits KDOT direction

Halstead City Council · November 18, 2025
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Summary

City Manager Ethan Reimer reported KDOT received four bids for the Safe Routes to School Phase 1 improvement project with a low bid from PSE Contractors at $528,628; staff await KDOT instructions before scheduling construction dates.

City Manager Ethan Reimer told the council that the Safe Routes to School Phase 1 improvements were put out to bid on Oct. 22 through KDOT and that four bids were received. The low bid was from PSE Contractors at $528,628, and staff are waiting for further direction from KDOT before meeting contractors and scheduling construction dates.

Reimer said the project came in "right around budget expectations," noting the work had been delayed about a year from originally anticipated bidding. The project will proceed per KDOT timelines once staff receive contractor coordination instructions. The council did not take separate formal action on the bid at the Oct. 27 meeting; staff continue coordination with KDOT and contractors.