Codington County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Codington County
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Watertown approved Change Order No. 2 on the Neighborhood Street Reconstruct – 5th Avenue N project, adjusting sanitary sewer and storm sewer quantities and raising the total contract price to about $3.05 million. Watertown Municipal Utilities is funding a substantial portion tied to utility work, and construction runs through at least September 2026 per the updated schedule. Civil contractors and materials suppliers can target remaining and follow-on work such as paving, utilities, restoration, and future nearby phases using this as incumbent and budget intelligence.
Contract Award
$3,051,215Jul 6, 2026Watertown’s Planning Commission is considering Resolution 2026-26 to create Tax Increment Financing District #24 for the Prairie Haven II affordable housing subdivision. The TIF plan covers about $4,412,618 in eligible public infrastructure costs for water distribution, sanitary and storm sewer, grading, streets, and related site work, with public infrastructure completion targeted for April 2027 and project buildout by April 2030. This signals a multi‑year pipeline of horizontal construction, engineering, surveying, and potentially project management work around a 14.13‑acre residential development backed by a pay‑as‑you‑go TIF.
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$4,412,618Jun 4, 2026The board approved Gray Construction’s bid for renovation of the Ag Commodity Risk Management Lab, selecting alternative #1 for a base bid of $220,500 plus an $11,500 contingency, totaling $232,000. Construction is now awarded and will move into execution. Building systems, AV, and lab-fitout vendors should view Gray as the prime and explore subcontracting or follow‑on upgrades linked to this specialized lab space.
Contract Award
$232,000Jun 8, 2026The board authorized purchase of instructional technology for the Ag Commodity Risk Management Lab from Bluum Technology via the Cooperative Purchasing Connection contract #25.3‑BLU for $114,989.73. This suggests a significant AV/IT build‑out with a selected vendor and cooperative contract vehicle. EdTech and integration firms can treat Bluum as the incumbent for this lab and look for follow‑on opportunities in support, content platforms, or replication of this model into other programs.
Contract Award
$114,990Jun 8, 2026The board approved purchase of furniture for the Ag Commodity Risk Management Lab from Office Peeps using State contract #17516 at a cost of $66,006.53. This locks in the dealer for the initial lab fit‑out but also signals a new specialized instructional space coming online. Furniture and space‑planning vendors can note the chosen supplier and timing to target future expansions, ergonomic upgrades, or additional classrooms using similar standards.
Contract Award
$66,007Jun 8, 2026The board approved a custodial cleaning services bid from ATS Facility Services in the amount of $64,716. This establishes ATS as the contracted provider for at least one facility or term. Competing janitorial firms and facility management vendors should treat this as incumbent intel, monitoring contract length and performance for future rebid windows or add‑on services such as floor care, disinfection, or day‑porter coverage.
Contract Award
$64,716Jun 8, 2026The board approved a janitor contract with Dykstra for the 2026-2027 school year for $49,000. This sets Dykstra as the incumbent facilities cleaning provider for the coming year. Facility service vendors can view this as competitive intelligence and begin building relationships ahead of the next contracting cycle or for specialty cleaning, supplies, or project-based work during the term.
Contract Award
$49,000Jun 10, 2026The board will consider a quote from Blackburn Foundation Repair to stabilize and repair settled sidewalks at the Codington County Extension Complex / SDSU Extension Watertown Regional Center. Blackburn’s 05/26/2026 proposal totals about $4,546 for PolyLEVEL concrete injection, joint sealant, crack repair, and mobilization. While this specific job appears poised to move forward with Blackburn, facility and concrete vendors can view this as a signal of ongoing building maintenance needs at the Extension complex and similar county facilities.
Contract Award
$4,546Jun 16, 2026Codington County approved a change order and pay application for the County Road 7 Bridge Rehabilitation project with Prahm Construction, reducing the contract by $7,370 to a payment of $85,469.70. This confirms Prahm as the incumbent for this bridge rehab and shows the project is advanced enough for change-order reconciliation. Bridge and roadway service providers can target follow-on work such as inspections, guardrail upgrades, or adjacent roadway improvements once the rehab is complete, and note Prahm’s role for potential subcontracting or competitive positioning on future projects.
Contract Admin
$85,470Jun 16, 2026Codington County is set to discuss and possibly approve a quote for structural repair work on Bridge 15-220-161, including concrete and riprap at the south abutment near 170th St and 43rd St. Two recent proposals show interest: a $20,000 bid from Hollaway Bridge and Culvert and a $23,210–$41,030 quote from BASIN Construction, with scope including excavation, erosion control, and concrete placement. Heavy civil and bridge contractors can still engage the Highway Department on pricing, schedule, and added services like traffic control or erosion design support while the quote decision is pending.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Codington County, South Dakota
23 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Town of Waverly
City193 pop.
Town of Wallace
City94 pop.
Town of South Shore
City189 pop.
Town of Sheridan
City484 pop.
Town of Richland
City153 pop.
Town of Rauville
City286 pop.
Town of Phipps
City63 pop.
Town of Pelican
City753 pop.
Town of Leola
City62 pop.
Town of Lake
City667 pop.
Town of Kranzburg
City316 pop.
Town of Kampeska
City315 pop.
Town of Henry
City263 pop.
Town of Graceland
City91 pop.
Town of Germantown
City167 pop.
Town of Fuller
City300 pop.
Town of Florence
City334 pop.
Town of Elmira
City442 pop.
Town of Eden
City100 pop.
Town of Dexter
City210 pop.
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