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.
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$3,051,215Jul 6, 2026Restoration projects for County Roads 10 and 7.
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$1,405,838Jun 24, 2026The county opened bids for restoration work on County Roads 10 and 7 and received two proposals. The low bid of $1,405,838.60 from Duitnix, Inc. was reviewed and awarded. This confirms Duitnix as the road project contractor and signals upcoming construction activity where subcontractors, materials suppliers, and inspectors may be needed.
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$1,405,839Jun 23, 2026Watertown received seven bids on June 9, 2026 for the Calvin Park Lift Station and Forcemain Project No. 2428, and staff recommends awarding the contract to Halme, Inc. of Lake Norden, SD for $1,611,054.85. The project entails constructing a 30-foot-deep sanitary lift station in the Calvin Industrial Park and a forcemain connecting it to the Wastewater Treatment Plant, providing sewer service to 73 acres in Calvin Industrial Park and an estimated 330 additional acres to the south and east. The construction budget was originally estimated at $3,380,685.08 under account 604-43252-43696, so the low bid comes in significantly under budget. Approximately 74% of construction costs will be covered by an EDA grant, with the remainder split among the City, Codington County, Watertown Municipal Utilities, and Watertown Development Company. With Halme selected, attention shifts to detailed design coordination, construction management, controls/instrumentation, and potential future industrial and residential development enabled by this new sewer backbone.
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$1,611,055Jun 15, 2026Watertown received seven bids for the Calvin Park Lift Station and Forcemain Project No. 2428 and is awarding the construction contract to Halme, Inc. of Lake Norden, SD for $1,611,054.85. The project includes a 30-foot-deep sanitary lift station in Calvin Industrial Park and a forcemain from the lift station to the Wastewater Treatment Plant, providing sanitary sewer service to 73 acres in Calvin Industrial Park plus about 330 additional acres to the south and east. The engineer’s estimate was $3.38 million, so the low bid is well under budget, and approximately 74% of construction costs will be funded by an EDA grant, with the remainder split among the City, Codington County, Watertown Municipal Utilities, and the Watertown Development Company. Infrastructure Design Group and AE2S have reviewed the unusually low bid and are comfortable with Halme’s capabilities, indicating the award is likely to proceed. While the primary construction award is decided, this multi-party, grant-funded utility project opens the door for follow-on work like inspection, SCADA and controls integration, operations support, and extended utility and industrial development infrastructure.
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$1,611,055Jun 15, 2026Watertown’s Solid Waste Division is purchasing a new John Deere 850P landfill dozer via sealed bids, awarding to RDO Equipment Co. The unit price is about $438,378 against a budget of $450,500 under account 604.43240.43600. The main procurement decision is made, but this reveals fleet standards, budget level, and an incumbent for future heavy equipment, service, and parts opportunities.
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$438,378Jul 20, 2026The City of Watertown is proceeding with purchase and turnkey installation of a new ADA-compliant playground system at McKinley Park through My Turn Playsystems under Sourcewell contract #101625-BUR. The project replaces an aging playground, ties into an existing ADA playground, and adds approximately 7,000 sq ft of poured-in-place rubber surfacing with curbing over a roughly 99’ x 70’ footprint. Funding of $526,247 is covered within a previously budgeted $590,000 2025 Parks & Recreation Capital Improvement allocation that includes a $250,000 Land and Water Conservation Fund grant, $250,000 in City funds, and about $28,000 from the Optimist Club. My Turn Playsystems is the selected vendor, and installation will be performed by a certified playground safety inspector, with the City responsible for site prep, curbing, and utility locates. This is a decided award, but it signals an active, grant-leveraged park modernization program that could generate follow-on opportunities for site work, accessibility enhancements, inspection, and future park equipment upgrades.
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$526,247Jun 15, 2026The City of Watertown is proceeding with a major replacement of the aging playground at McKinley Park, authorizing a $526,247 purchase through My Turn Playsystems under Sourcewell contract #101625-BUR. The project will install a new ADA-compliant playground system that connects to the existing ADA playground, featuring poured-in-place rubber surfacing and curbing over an approximately 99’ x 70’ footprint. Funding was planned in the 2025 Park & Recreation Capital Improvement Fund at $590,000, blending $250,000 in city funds, a $250,000 Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) grant, and about $28,000 from the Optimist Club. With the selected Sourcewell proposal, the project comes in under budget and includes turnkey installation by a certified playground safety inspector, while the city handles rough grading and curbing. This award locks in My Turn/Burke as the primary supplier and installer, but creates downstream needs for site prep, curbing, landscaping, accessibility paths, shade, amenities, inspections, and long-term maintenance that adjacent vendors can target.
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$526,247Jun 15, 2026Riprap placement and redistribution along the south and north abutments of a bridge on County Road 3-4 to address a washout issue.
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$17,000Jul 22, 2026Payment for services related to the county jail and architecture work.
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Codington County, South Dakota
26 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
Waverly School District 14-5
School263 students
Watertown School District 14-4
School3,690 students
Watertown Housing and Redevelopment Commission
Local Housing Authority
Town of Waverly
City193 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 Graceland
City91 pop.
Town of Germantown
City167 pop.
Town of Fuller
City300 pop.
Town of Elmira
City442 pop.
Town of Eden
City100 pop.
Town of Dexter
City210 pop.
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