See More RFPs

Engineering Services

Overview


Architecture, Engineering & Urban Planning
Raytown, Missouri, United StatesPosted: January 22, 2026Deadline: February 18, 2026

Settle Signals


Market intelligence for public sector sales teams

RFP Hunter shows what is open. Settle shows what is forming.

Settle pieces together buyer signals, budgets, contract activity, and the sources your team already monitors. See why an opportunity fits and what to do before the RFP posts.

Learn more about Settle

SUMMARY


The City of Raytown, Missouri seeks engineering services for municipal projects, records management, and design of bicycle, pedestrian, and stormwater improvements.

DESCRIPTION


The City of Raytown, Missouri is requesting proposals from qualified vendors to provide engineering services in support of various municipal initiatives. The selected firm will assist with project management and engineering for the construction of public works projects, contributing expertise in both planning and execution phases.

Responsibilities include maintaining municipal engineering records and maps to ensure the city and public have access to accurate and up-to-date information. The scope also encompasses the conceptual and construction-level design of bicycle and pedestrian facilities on surface streets and off-road, as well as the design and maintenance planning of local stormwater drainage infrastructure and secondary drainage systems.

This opportunity is intended for engineering firms with demonstrated experience in municipal infrastructure, transportation projects, and records management. Interested parties should submit any questions regarding the solicitation by February 11, 2026.

Similar RFPs


Frequently asked questions


When is the submission deadline?
This RFP closed on February 18, 2026 and is no longer accepting submissions.

Analysis generated by Settle AI from the source RFP.

RFP Hunter shows what is open. Settle shows what is forming.

Settle pieces together buyer signals, budgets, contract activity, and the sources your team already monitors. See why an opportunity fits and what to do before the RFP posts.

See how Settle works