This contract covers the hazardous‑material remediation and reconstruction of the berm behind the Sedgwick County Sheriff’s firing range. The scope requires excavation of lead‑contaminated soil, removal and proper packaging of lead for recycling, lime stabilization of the remaining soil, and rebuilding the berm to original specifications. The County sought competitive bids, received three responses, and awarded the contract to E.N. Range, Inc. at a fixed price of $96,000. The work must be completed within 90 calendar days, with performance and labor‑material bonds equal to 100 % of the contract amount and comprehensive insurance coverage. The project is jointly funded by Sedgwick County and the City of Wichita, each contributing roughly half of the contract value.
• Lead‑contaminated soil (~80 ft × 25 ft × 8 ft) must be excavated, de‑contaminated, and returned to the site.
• Lime (4‑6 % by weight) is to be added to rebuilt berm material for erosion control.
• Contractor retains revenue from recovered lead, creating an incentive to maximize material recovery.
• All work complies with Kansas environmental, OSHA, and hazardous‑waste transport regulations.