Brookings County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Brookings County
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The Drainage Board heard a detailed presentation from Banner Associates on an environmental assessment and alternatives for the Big Sioux Division Channel Dike in Medary Township. Options include repairing the diversion structure or taking no action, with costs of $7.8–$12.45 million and major downstream bridge and culvert replacements if left as-is. Commissioners indicated no funds are yet budgeted and more meetings with Banner and stakeholders are planned, so design, funding, and construction procurement are still open.
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$12,450,000Jul 7, 2026Brookings County’s Drainage Board reviewed Banner Associates’ draft Environmental Assessment and 2021 feasibility work for the Big Sioux Division Channel Dike in Medary Township. Options include no action, which would force $7.8–$12.45 million in downstream bridge and culvert replacements, or reconstructing a diversion structure to send most flow back to the main channel. The board cited lack of current-year funding and plans more meetings with Banner, making this an early-stage flood control and infrastructure project where engineering, environmental, funding, and stakeholder engagement support are still needed.
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$12,450,000Jul 7, 2026Brookings County is evaluating alternatives for the Big Sioux Division Channel Dike in Medary Township after a dike failure shifted river flow and raised flooding and infrastructure concerns. Banner Associates presented a draft Environmental Assessment outlining a costly No-Action option versus reconstructing a diversion structure to return most flow to the main channel. Commissioners confirmed no construction money is budgeted in 2026 and more meetings with Banner are planned. Engineering, environmental, and construction vendors should track this as a potential multimillion-dollar river and bridge protection project once funding is identified.
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$12,450,000Jul 7, 2026The Drainage Board reviewed Banner Associates draft Environmental Assessment for reconstructing a diversion structure on the Big Sioux River in Medary Township to shift flows back to the main channel and protect downstream infrastructure. Two options are on the table: no-action, which would force multiple bridge and culvert replacements costing an estimated $7.8–$12.45 million, or reconstructing the dike/diversion structure. Commissioners said no construction funds are budgeted for 2026 and more meetings with Banner are planned, so design, funding, and implementation partners are still to be determined.
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$12,450,000Jul 7, 2026The Big Sioux dike Environmental Assessment notes that if no action is taken, Brookings County would likely need to replace the bridge on 216th Street, roughly 40 culverts on 217th Street, and the bridge on 469th Avenue (County Road 19) at an estimated total of $7.8–$12.45 million. While this is framed as the no-action alternative, it effectively defines a major future bridge and culvert replacement program. Bridge contractors, culvert suppliers, and design firms should note these specific structures as likely candidates for capital projects if the dike is not rebuilt.
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$7,800,000Jul 7, 2026Brookings County is also approving the low bid to Holloway Bridge and Culvert for structure #06-240-141 (09GU) at $1,708,552.50. This is a larger bridge improvement or replacement, with DOT BIG project documentation attached. The prime contractor is selected, but significant construction activity, staging, and inspection remain. Heavy civil subcontractors, specialty construction services, and suppliers should engage Holloway and the Highway Department to support this project and to discuss future bridge program needs.
Contract Award
$1,708,552Jul 7, 2026Brookings County approved two low bids to Holloway Bridge and Culvert totaling about $2.16 million to replace structures #06-240-123 and #06-240-141 on a county highway. These are major bridge projects funded in part through the state BIG program per the DOT letter in the packet. The main construction vendor is set, but there is likely need for materials, traffic control, inspection, and specialty services during construction and future maintenance.
Contract Award
$2,162,490Jul 7, 2026The commission approved low bids to Holloway Bridge and Culvert for two bridge structures, #06-240-123 (09GT) at $453,937.43 and #06-240-141 (09GU) at $1,708,552.50. These awards lock in Holloway as the contractor for major bridge work in the county for the near term. While the primary construction contracts are decided, this reveals active bridge replacement activity, creating needs for materials, traffic control, inspection, and potential subcontracting or future adjacent projects.
Contract Award
$2,162,490Jul 7, 2026Brookings County plans to approve low bids to Holloway Bridge and Culvert for two structures, #06-240-123 for $453,937.43 and #06-240-141 for $1,708,552.50. These are major bridge projects funded in part through the state BIG program, with contract approval on the July 7, 2026 agenda. Contractors and material suppliers can pursue subcontracting, materials, and related services, and competitors can track Holloway as the incumbent for future bridge work and maintenance.
Contract Award
$2,162,490Jul 7, 2026The Commission will approve the low bid to Holloway Bridge and Culvert for $1,708,552.50 for structure #06-240-141 (09GU). This is a large bridge construction or replacement project moving into execution with an identified contractor. Heavy construction, engineering support, and materials suppliers can engage Holloway and county staff about subcontracting, QA testing, erosion control, and planning for similar future structures.
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Government Agencies in Brookings County, South Dakota
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Town of Winsor
City156 pop.
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City395 pop.
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City179 pop.
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City420 pop.
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City258 pop.
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City174 pop.
Town of Preston
City164 pop.
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City163 pop.
Town of Oslo
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City96 pop.
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City113 pop.
Town of Bushnell
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