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Kimley-Horn and Associates
Named in 13 dated events on this site, 2019–2026, across 5 storylines. The City's check register records $16.4M paid to it.
Storylines
- Amarillo's public swimming pools: the Thompson Park Pool replacement and the Southwest and Southeast pool closures (2018-2026)4 events naming Kimley-Horn and Associates
- Northeast Interceptor sewer line (2021-2026)3 events naming Kimley-Horn and Associates
- Wastewater plants: Hollywood Road discharges, state enforcement, expansion financing and rates (2022-2026)3 events naming Kimley-Horn and Associates
- Amarillo's sewer collection system: reported overflows and main and lift station work (2017-2026)2 events naming Kimley-Horn and Associates
- Amarillo's drainage utility, drainage revenue bonds and stormwater projects (2012-2026)1 event naming Kimley-Horn and Associates
Events
- Council awards $519,200 Kimley-Horn contract to design a new Lift Station 40
- Council approves $5,248,300 Kimley-Horn agreement to design the Northeast Interceptor
- Council approves $58,500 Kimley-Horn amendment splitting out Phase 2 of the interceptor
- Design contracts for Lawrence Lake, 45th and Lamar, and multi-site storm drains
- Council hires Kimley-Horn for preliminary engineering of a new wastewater plant (~$6M)
- Council takes no action on an $85,200 aquatic market viability study award to Kimley-Horn
- After the council takes no action on an outside study, the Parks Board hears staff will analyze the pools internally
- Public meeting and draft environmental review for the Hollywood Road II facility
- Council approves 4-1 a $246,000 Kimley-Horn amendment to design the 58th Avenue sanitary sewer extension
- Council approves $95,000 Kimley-Horn amendment for construction-phase services through May 2026
- Parks Board recommends the aquatics study; agenda planners list a Kimley-Horn award
- Phase Two engineering agreements for Hollywood Road II and River Road II go to council
- City Council awards the Aquatic Market Viability Study to Kimley-Horn, not to exceed $146,600 (5-0)
City payments
From the City's check register. The register records payees, not projects, so these totals are every payment to the name, whatever it was for.
- KIMLEY-HORN AND ASSOCIATES INC$16.4M · 150 payments, Jul 5, 2022 – Jul 13, 2026