From seeking new business relationships to being a good partner ourselves, we value business opportunities and the role they play in providing high-quality transportation services
Contract/Bid Information
We rely on a variety of partners to maintain and improve the Turnpike system. As a quasi-public organization, our process may vary from governmental entities in the state.
Notice of Industry Forum
The Kansas Turnpike Authority (KTA) is conducting an industry forum on February 1, 2021 via Webex about the planned implementation of a Roadside Toll Collection System (RTCS) for the Kansas Turnpike.
Learn more:
KTA RTCS - Industry Forum Notice
Open Construction Bids/Requests
The Kansas Turnpike has adopted electronic bidding through Bid Express for construction contracts to increase efficiency and cost effectiveness for contractors and the agency.
Instructions for electronic bidding:
Bid Express Instructions
Below you can find information on construction projects that are open to bids as well as those that have already been awarded to contractors but are not yet complete.
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KTA #7756
Tank Rehab
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KTA Contract #7724
Mill and Superpave overlay from MM 26.8 to 50.8, Mulvane Interchange (MM 33), Haysville-Derby Interchange (MM 39), South Wichita Interchange (MM 42), K-15 Interchange (MM 45), and East Wichita Interchange (MM 50) in Sumner and Sedgwick County.
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KTA Contract #7782
Redeck and Raise Bridge No. 61.197 & Br. No. 69.687.
Ongoing Construction Projects
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KTA Contract #5872
East Kellogg (US-54/400) - Greenwich and I-35 (KTA) Interchanges
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KTA Contract #7167
Re-deck and widen mainline bridges at Turnpike mile marker 130.360. Remove mainline bridges at Turnpike mile marker 130.120.
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KTA Contract #7170
Bridge Rehabilitation Br. Nos. 40.024 & 40.449
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KTA Contract #7194
This work will include re-decking and raising bridges 99.960 NB and 99.960SB And overlaying bridges 94.00 NB and 94.00 SB.
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KTA Contract #7487
I-70/Turner Diagonal Interchange – Project Manager Consultant (PMC)
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KTA Contract #7482
HMA surfacing KTA MM 112.3 to 133.2, expansion joint repairs to northbound and southbound KTA Bridges 124.68 and 125.22, accel & decel ramp extension at Emporia Service Area, and drainage improvements at MM 132.2.
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KTA Contract #7579
Bridge Painting Div 1
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KTA Contract #7528
Mill and asphaltic concrete inlay of the driving lanes and shoulders from KTA MM 167.7 to (I-470) MM 183.3 as well as milling and overlaying the interchange and ramps at South Topeka, the access road, parking lots and maintenance yard (MM 177), and K-4 Interchange (MM 182).
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KTA Contract #7495
Construction of 3 - 14' x 6' x 159' rigid frame box bridge at MM 19.687 and geometric improvement at MM 19.0 interchange in Sumner County.
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KTA Contract #7533
Re-deck and raise bridges 143.180 NB & 143.180 SB.
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KTA Contract #7529
This work will include mill and asphaltic concrete inlay of the driving lanes and shoulders from MM 210.7 to MM 224 as well as milling and overlaying the Tonganoxie Interchange (MM 212) and I-70/K-7 ramps as shown in the plans.
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KTA Contract #7527
Mill and Superpave overlay from MM 71.3 to MM 96.5.
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KTA Contract #7530
Ramp improvements at Belle Plain Service Area, replace Br. No. 25.473 & 24.474, and remove Br. Nos. 26.260 NB & SB.
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KTA Contract #7532
Re-decking and widening bridges 55.917 NB & SB.
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KTA Contract #7557
Construction of Reinforced Concrete Box Culverts at KTA/I-335 MM 151.3 and MM 153.8.
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KTA Contract #7506
Re-deck and raise Br. No 155.55 (K-31 over KTA)
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KTA Contract #7709
Surfacing MM 183.3 to MM 197.7 & Truck Parking Expansion Topeka Service Area
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KTA Contract #7723
The primary operation to be undertaken with this project is the removal and land application of sewage solids, (sludge), from the Topeka Service Area Sewage treatment Lagoons.
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KTA Contract #7778
This project is for installation of a new private sanitary sewer main and abandoning the existing private sanitary sewer main for the KTA headquarters complex.
Advertising Opportunities
Let us help you get your business out there. We have multiple opportunities to advertise along the Turnpike.
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Blue Logo Highway Signs
Businesses within a certain distance of KTA Interchanges are eligible to place their logo on a blue highway sign in accordance with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). For information on the cost and guidelines of this program, please Kansas Logos!
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Adopt-a-Highway
Businesses and organizations can be recognized on Adopt-a-Highway signs on the Kansas Turnpike. If you’re interested in this program or want more information, visit adoptahighway.net or contact Sarah Parkes at (800) 540-8694 or email sarah@adoptahighway.net.
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Toll Plazas and Service Areas
Limited advertising is available at toll plaza and service area locations. To receive information on this opportunity, contact our advertising partner.
Investor Relations
The Kansas Turnpike Authority provides annual reporting on financial and traffic information. See the current annual report and bond rating information below. For questions regarding investor relations information, please contact us.
Bond Rating Information
View the latest bond rating documents provided by Moody's Investor Services and Standard & Poor's Financial Services (S&P).
Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR)
View the latest CAFR for Fiscal Year 2019.
Annual Reports
Learn about accomplishments and other statistics over the past five years here.
Economic Development
Stretching from border-to-border and running through the Flint Hills, the Kansas Turnpike plays an important role in the state’s economic development. The roadway connects Kansas’ four largest communities and serves as a conduit for moving people and goods in Kansas.
Strategic Direction
Interoperability
We're compatible with various electronic transponders and continue to explore partnerships with other states. View our Interoperability page for more information.
Commercial Traffic
We recognize the essential role we play in getting goods and services to communities along the Turnpike and beyond, and we strive to make commercial travel easy. Learn more about commercial travel here.
