TOPEKA, Kan. — The Kansas Department of Transportation announced October bids for work on area roads.

Crews will work on K-14 pavement markings for 1.2 miles in Reno County. Cillessen and Sons, Inc. of Kechi won the contract for $23,099.40.

The major portion of that contract along K-14 will be in Rice County where the pavement marking work will run for 10.7 miles. Cillessen and Sons of Kechi will also do the work in Rice County at a cost of $126,772.60.

There will also be work done on K-14 for a little more than 21 miles from just south of Arlington Road north to Trail West Road in Reno County for crack repair. Pavement Pros of McPherson won that contract at a cost of $118,873.47.