FFID tracks all House Community Project Funding (CPF) and Senate Congressionally Directed Spending (CDS) earmarks in Kansas across FY2022–FY2027 — normalized by recipient, member, agency, and status, updated every Monday. These projects represent confirmed congressional funding intent — visible before downstream procurement opportunities appear on SAM.gov or Grants.gov. Learn how the data is sourced →
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Total Projects
55
Total Amount
$102.2M
Members Sponsoring
3
Top 10 Enacted Projects
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University of Kansas Cancer Center
To plan and build a new cancer research facility at the KU Cancer Center.
$30.0M
City of Russell
Revitalize the downtown district of Russell, Kansas to further economic growth and address safety issues for vehicle traffic and pedestrians.
$13.5M
Labette County Medical Center
The CDS will go towards expansion and renovation of Labette’s Independence facility, which includes an emergency department, infusion center, and a rural health clinic.
$6.0M
City of Overland Park, KS
College Boulevard Bridge over Indian Creek Reconstruction, Overland Park, KS
$5.4M
Kansas City Area Transportation Authority
Low and No Emission Bus Replacement and Support Infrastructure
$4.9M
Coffeyville Regional Medical Center
The CDS would renovate the facility across the street from Coffeyville Regional Medical Center (CRMC) to create a rural health clinic facility.
$4.0M
City of Overland Park, KS
167th Street, Switzer Road to Antioch Road, Overland Park, Kansas
$4.0M
Kansas City Board of Public Utilities
Nearman Water Treatment Plant Emergency Electric Backup Generator
$3.7M
City of Gardner
Gardner Wastewater Infrastructure Project
$3.0M
Cosmosphere, Inc.
To support STEM education programs and galleries/exhibits revitalization.
$3.0M
45 more projects in Kansas
Including Senate CDS requests for FY2025 and FY2026
Top Members
Top 5 by funding amount