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The City of Brandon and Western Hills, LLC executed Amendment No. 1 to their Tax Increment District 9 development agreement to expand the scope and funding structure for a public roundabout at Holly Boulevard and Riverpark Drive. The amendment clarifies that the developer will design and construct the roundabout, pay the original scope cost (estimated at 2383000), and that the City will fund the expansion elements (estimated at 1145000) including additional pavement, utilities relocation, upgraded concrete, and added engineering. The developer must retain an engineer, prepare construction plans for City approval within 120 days of the June 2026 effective date, solicit bids and share them with the City, and complete construction within 18 months of City securing right-of-way and permits. No contractor has been selected yet; the agreement explicitly calls for competitive bids and City input on the award, making this a near-term opportunity for civil contractors, traffic engineering firms, utility relocators, and related vendors. Vendors can position around design support, value engineering, construction services, and TID-funded cash flow structuring as the project moves from planning to procurement.
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$3,528,000Jun 23, 2026For highway Project MC26-09 Microsurfacing, the County received two bids and awarded the contract to Asphalt Surface Technologies Corp (ASTECH) for $997,914.72. Intermountain Slurry Seal bid higher at $1,387,418.65. This confirms ASTECH as the current microsurfacing contractor and gives competitors pricing and scope context for future road maintenance bids in the county.
Contract Award
$997,914Jun 30, 2026The Brandon City Council accepted a bid from Site Works, Inc. for the Ironwood Street extension project, selecting their low bid of $1,170,966.65 over nine other bidders. This extension is a significant street and infrastructure project and will likely involve roadway construction, utilities, drainage, and related improvements. The award indicates that Site Works is now the prime contractor, and the project will move into construction and implementation. For vendors, this creates opportunities for subcontracting, materials supply, traffic control, testing, signage, and future maintenance or related capital projects in the same corridor. Understanding Site Works’ role and the city’s approach to competitive bidding can also position firms for subsequent Brandon infrastructure procurements.
Contract Award
$1,170,966Jun 15, 2026The City of Brandon opened 11 bids on June 4, 2026 for the East Ironwood Street Extension, a new street providing a second entrance to Aspen Park, and selected SiteWorks, Inc. of Sioux Falls as the low bidder at 1,170,966.65, roughly 35% below the engineer’s estimate of 1,800,000. The council agenda and DGR Engineering correspondence show the city moving forward with a Notice of Award, Notice to Proceed dated June 15, 2026, and an executed agreement detailing full roadway construction, utilities, sidewalks, and restoration. This is a multi-faceted capital project including grading, aggregate base, asphalt paving, curb and gutter, concrete work, storm sewer, sanitary sewer, water main and services, sidewalks, and erosion control. While the prime contract is set, there is opportunity for materials suppliers, specialty subs, inspection/testing services, and follow-on work around assessments, adjacent development, and future phases; it also establishes SiteWorks as the incumbent for similar street and utility extensions in Brandon.
Contract Award
$1,170,967Jun 15, 2026The City of Brandon has awarded the East Ironwood Street Extension project to SiteWorks, Inc. following a June 4, 2026 bid letting where 11 bids were received. SiteWorks submitted the low bid of 1170966.65, approximately 35% below the engineer’s estimate of 1800000, and DGR Engineering recommended award; a Notice of Award, Agreement, and Notice to Proceed are included in the packet. The project will construct a new urban street section from Sioux Boulevard to the Aspen Park property line, including grading, aggregate base, asphalt paving, curb and gutter, sidewalks, storm sewer, sanitary sewer, water main, and associated restoration. This is a multi‑discipline capital project with substantial subcontracting, materials, and services needs during construction through late 2026. Construction is scheduled to begin June 15, 2026, with substantial completion by October 16, 2026 and final completion by November 20, 2026, creating near‑term opportunities for construction subs, utility/material suppliers, traffic control, testing, and specialty services. The assessment report and Resolution #11‑25 also indicate future cost recovery via special assessments, which may prompt follow‑on work such as additional local street, utility, or development-driven improvements in the corridor.
Contract Award
$1,170,967Jun 15, 2026The Authority approved Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) Amendment #4 with Weitz/Journey for $3,336,232 to cover work associated with Alternate Bid Item 3 on the concourse expansion. ABI #3 adds an additional gate that could support future international arrivals, with this limited GMP focused on foundations, footings, and structural tie-ins to the existing concourse to avoid rework later. Bids for this work have already been received and compiled, and the GMP was compared to a CMAR budget estimate of $3,022,659 before approval. While the core work package has been awarded to the CMAR team, vendors can still target subcontracting roles, future fit-out of international processing capabilities, and associated systems (airside, passenger boarding, security, and IT) as the gate and potential international operations evolve.
Contract Award
$3,336,232May 27, 2026The Commission approved Change Order #5 reducing the Juvenile Justice Center construction contract by $210,434, setting a new total of $41,578,915. Henry Carlson Construction remains the main contractor, and the project is well into construction. This confirms the scale of the JJC build and the incumbent, useful for firms targeting specialty work, security systems, furniture, or future phases and expansions.
Contract Admin
$41,578,915Jul 7, 2026The major Western Avenue reconstruction with D&G Concrete as contractor is substantially complete, but seeding has failed in some areas and punch list items remain. ISG directed the contractor to control weeds and potentially reseed after a June 3, 2026 walk-through. This is mainly close-out work, but it signals an active relationship with D&G and ISG on large street projects, useful intel for firms seeking future phases or related services.
Contract Admin
$3,173,471Jun 16, 2026Brandon is amending its December 2025 development agreement with Western Hills, LLC for Tax Increment District No. 9 to expand the scope and cost-sharing for the public roundabout at Holly Boulevard and Riverpark Drive. The amendment caps the developer’s share at 2500000 based on the original scope, acknowledges City costs of 1100000, and states that the City will reimburse the developer from tax increment revenues for any construction and engineering costs above the developer’s share, with a project cost change window under SDCL 11‑9. The developer must hire an engineer, submit roundabout plans within 120 days of the amendment’s effective date, bid the work with City input on contractor selection, and complete construction within 18 months of City approvals and right‑of‑way acquisition. This signals an active, developer-led transportation capital project with substantial roadway, utility, traffic control, and engineering components that the City will ultimately own. With the City committing to reimburse costs beyond 3600000 total and to coordinate right‑of‑way and approvals, there is opportunity for engineering services, construction contractors, and ITS/traffic-signal vendors to engage with Western Hills and the City on design, construction, and potential future adjacent improvements in the River Park and Holly corridor.
Contract Admin
$3,600,000Jun 15, 2026Ahead of construction of the East Ironwood Street Extension, Brandon adopted Resolution 11-25 in August 2025 declaring the necessity of the project and outlining a special assessment program on benefitted properties. The June 2026 preliminary assessment report and schedule by DGR Engineering detail how street, curb and gutter, sidewalk/trail, sanitary sewer, water main, and service lines will be assessed using area, front-foot, and per-each methods under SDCL 9-43-79 and city ordinance. This framework spreads an estimated 1,837,806.98 in project-related costs across general funds, enterprise funds, and property assessments, shaping how future infrastructure upgrades are funded and justified. For consultants and financial or assessment software vendors, this is a signal that Brandon is actively managing complex multi-parcel assessments, and may need tools or advisory services to streamline assessment calculations, notices, appeals, and long-term collection, especially as similar urbanizing corridors are upgraded.
Budget Planning
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Government Agencies in Minnehaha County, South Dakota
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