Find Parks & Recreation RFPs in Kansas

10 active opportunities· Updated daily

8+ agencies2 set-aside5 with posted budget

Active parks & recreation opportunities in Kansas right now come from agencies including City of Shawnee, Kansas BidNet Purchasing Group and Johnson County Community College, among others. The nearest deadline is July 22, 2026. New solicitations are added daily — sign up to get the ones matched to your business scored and delivered automatically.

TitleAgencyDue DateSet-AsideEst. Value
Athletic Corridor Construction Manager at RiskKansas BidNet Purchasing Group2026-07-22
HCDC Playground ReplacementsJohnson County Community College2026-07-23NONE$650K
Center Park Shelter - Bonner Springs, KSCity of Bonner Springs, Kansas2026-07-28$300K
Hydraulic Tilt TrailerKansas Adjutant Generals Office/Fort Leavenworth Armory2026-08-04$150K
Removal and Replacement of Basketball Courts at Buffalo Park and Minisa ParkCity of Wichita, KS2026-08-07
Removal and Replacement of Basketball Courts at Buffalo Park and Minisa ParkCity of Wichita2026-08-07NONE$420K
Sports Arena Floor ReplacementCity of Hutchinson2026-08-18$200K
Ordinance No. 3482City of Shawnee2030-01-30
Notice of Hearing - Shawnee Industrial Park - 18740 Johnson DriveCity of Shawnee2031-04-30
Notice of Hearing - Shawnee Industrial Park - 18760 Johnson DriveCity of Shawnee2032-04-30

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Tips for Winning Parks & Recreation Contracts in Kansas

  • National Park Service contracts are posted on SAM.gov and often have specific National Park Service concession requirements. NPS concession contracts for lodging, food service, and tours are long-term, high-value opportunities managed separately through the NPS Commercial Services Program.
  • Playground equipment purchases often use cooperative contracts (Sourcewell, NASPO ValuePoint) rather than individual RFPs. Manufacturers should pursue cooperative contract awards to access thousands of municipal buyers.
  • Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) grants to state and local governments drive park construction and improvement projects. Monitor state grant announcements — funded projects must follow federal procurement requirements.

Parks & Recreation RFP FAQ

How do I bid on National Park Service contracts?

NPS contracts are posted on SAM.gov like other federal procurements. NPS concession contracts (lodging, food, tours, retail) are managed separately through the NPS Commercial Services Program and are posted at nps.gov/subjects/concessions. Construction and maintenance contracts follow standard federal procurement rules. Small and disadvantaged businesses can access set-aside opportunities.

What certifications help with parks and recreation contracts?

Certified Playground Safety Inspector (CPSI) from the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) is important for playground installation work. ISA Certified Arborist helps for tree care. Pesticide applicator licenses are needed for turf management. Davis-Bacon prevailing wages apply to federally funded park construction projects.

How are municipal parks contracts typically awarded?

Municipal parks contracts range from small purchase orders for supplies to multi-million-dollar construction projects. Maintenance contracts are often awarded annually or multi-year. Construction projects follow local procurement rules with competitive bidding above threshold amounts. Many cities use cooperative purchasing agreements for equipment and supplies.

What federal funding drives parks procurement?

The Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) provides matching grants to states for park acquisition and development. The Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program funds park improvements in eligible areas. The Great American Outdoors Act (2020) provides full, permanent LWCF funding. State bond measures also drive significant parks capital spending.

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