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Recent Projects

Government Projects in Brown County

32 projects across 7 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

Brown County approved a $982,872.07 payment to Titles of Dakota under the Buildings line, indicating closing on a significant property acquisition. This suggests the county has recently purchased or is finalizing purchase of a building or real estate asset. Vendors in design, remodeling, space planning, furniture, security, and building systems can expect follow-on needs as the county decides how to use and outfit this facility.

Contract Award
$982,872Jun 9, 2026

Water reclamation facility improvement project - pay request #13 for general conditions, pre-treatment bypass pumping, pre-treatment demolition, structural work, final clarifier and UV disinfection, concrete pores, earth work, electrical work, plumbing work, HVAC work, delivery of pre-cast concrete blowers and diaphragm pumps, and minor equipment and materials delivered and stored.

Contract Admin
$41,047,340Jul 21, 2026

Aberdeen will consider Pay Request #13 for the Water Reclamation Facility Phase 1 Improvements, paying $4,010,473.40 to PKG Contracting. Work covered includes pretreatment bypass and demolition, structural concrete, final clarifier and UV pours, earthwork, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and major equipment deliveries like blowers and pumps. Funding is via CWSRF Loan #4, with about $15.5 million still available and more than half the $91.8 million contract yet to be completed. This is a decided project but signals ongoing needs for specialty equipment, controls, SCADA, commissioning, and future phases.

Contract Admin
$91,758,099Jul 20, 2026

Final pay request and change order for street maintenance concrete repairs (curb and gutter projects) ahead of the chips route.

Contract Admin
$5,213,660Jul 7, 2026

Brown County is expanding Landfill Cell #5, with Midland Contracting under a construction contract now totaling $3,095,604.85 after Change Order #2 for $518,821.25. Helms Engineering and the Landfill Manager reported progress and confirmed no change to the completion date, with about $200,000 still in contingency. This confirms Midland and Helms as key incumbents and signals potential for future landfill cells, environmental controls, and related services as the landfill build-out continues.

Contract Admin
$3,095,605Jul 7, 2026

The City of Aberdeen is advancing its Water Tower and Transmission Line Project and is now seeking up to $2,500,000 in additional financing from the South Dakota Board of Agriculture and Natural Resources. Funding may come as a grant under the Consolidated Water Facilities Construction Program or as a loan through the Drinking Water State Revolving Fund (SRF), with variable interest between 3.5% and 4.0% over 10–30 years and potential principal forgiveness. A public hearing on the Aberdeen Water Tower Improvements Project is set for July 6, 2026, and Resolution 26-06-07R would authorize submission of the application and designate the City Manager to execute it and sign payment requests. The project includes construction of a new 1.5‑million‑gallon elevated water storage tank and associated transmission lines and already has an active construction contract (WT‑2025‑1) with Dahme Construction, as evidenced by Change Order #1 approval. This is commercially relevant because the SRF/Consolidated funding creates budget room for ancillary work such as engineering, controls, tank maintenance, painting, mixing systems, inspection, SCADA integration, and long‑term asset management that will follow or expand on the core construction. Vendors positioned around water infrastructure finance, grants support, compliance, and technical add‑ons (e.g., cathodic protection, mixers, telemetry, security, and GIS/asset systems) can engage during the funding and design refinement phase to shape scope and position for downstream procurements.

Grant Funding
$2,500,000Jun 22, 2026

The City of Aberdeen is processing Pay Request #12 for the Water Reclamation Facility (WRF) Phase 1 Improvements project in the amount of $2,635,015.38 to PKG Contracting Inc., under a $91.8 million construction contract. Work in this pay period covers pretreatment bypass pumping, demolition, structural concrete for pretreatment, final clarifiers, UV disinfection, as well as plumbing, HVAC demolition, and delivery of gates, grit removal, and UV disinfection equipment. The project is financed via Clean Water State Revolving Fund (CWSRF) loan #4, with $19,583,561 remaining, indicating multi‑year construction and ongoing engineering support from Banner Associates Inc. This is a decided project, but it signals a large, complex treatment-plant upgrade where vendors can target change orders, optimization, controls integration, odor control, safety systems, SCADA, maintenance, and future Phase 2 work as the plant nears commissioning.

Contract Admin
$91,758,099Jun 15, 2026

Airport AIP project 58: S sur removal equipment building expansion - design work.

Contract Admin
$560,021Jul 21, 2026

The Commission approved a $657,385.84 payment to Midland Contracting Inc under Other, indicating an active construction or infrastructure project. The main contract is in place and work is ongoing or recently completed. This gives contractors and subs insight into Midland as the incumbent and hints at potential change orders, maintenance, or related projects where specialized services or materials may still be needed.

Contract Admin
$657,385Jun 9, 2026

Staff seek approval of an interior drainage study by HDR Inc. for a not-to-exceed amount of $299,041. This consulting engagement will evaluate the city’s interior drainage issues, likely informing future stormwater, flood mitigation, and capital projects. While HDR is being selected now, the study will generate downstream design and construction work where other firms and vendors can participate.

Contract Award
$299,041Jul 6, 2026

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