County accepts $73,500 low bid to repair developing sinkhole at courthouse parking lot
September 17, 2026 | Sedgwick County, Kansas
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Sedgwick County agreed to award a $73,500 contract to PSC Contractors LLC to repair a developing sinkhole in the main courthouse parking lot. Project Services said the defect stems from storm sewer drains that discharge into a storm main under Central Avenue and that the county, as the property owner, is responsible for the repair.
"So, right now, I believe substantial was 25 days, and then, final would be an additional 5 days. So total would be 30 days," said Andrew Dilts, facilities director, when asked about the construction schedule. Staff said westbound traffic on Central Avenue is currently reduced to a single lane as a precaution and that the repair will allow traffic to flow through the area unrestricted upon completion.
The board approved the low bid by roll call and adjourned the meeting.
"So, right now, I believe substantial was 25 days, and then, final would be an additional 5 days. So total would be 30 days," said Andrew Dilts, facilities director, when asked about the construction schedule. Staff said westbound traffic on Central Avenue is currently reduced to a single lane as a precaution and that the repair will allow traffic to flow through the area unrestricted upon completion.
The board approved the low bid by roll call and adjourned the meeting.
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