Corson County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids

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Government Projects in Corson County

18 projects across 4 agencies — sorted by relevance and recency.

The business manager reports that Dacotah Bank has opened a new money market account for the district and will be submitting a broader proposal for the school’s funds. The board leadership is already on the new account, and over $3.6 million has been transferred. This signals an active review of banking, treasury, and cash management services, where financial institutions and related service providers can engage on investment options, banking technology, and fee structures before a long-term commitment is made.

Pre-RFP
$3,610,220Jun 10, 2026

The board approved multiple payments to Mammoth Sports Construction, including several invoices and a $1,028,500 application for payment, indicating an active athletic facility or field construction project. The prime contractor is already selected and work appears to be underway with progress billings. This is useful for firms offering sports surfacing, equipment, lighting, fencing, security, IT, furnishings, or maintenance services that could be added as the complex is completed or expanded.

Contract Award
$1,195,000Jun 10, 2026

The board is asked to approve Mammoth Sports Construction payment application and certificate for payment #3 for $683,395.60. This confirms an ongoing capital project for athletic facilities with Mammoth as the construction contractor and multiple pay apps expected. Vendors in sports facilities, surfacing, lighting, scoreboards, furnishings, and related services should treat Mammoth as the incumbent builder and the district as an active capital spender, with follow-on needs for equipment, maintenance, and future upgrades likely.

Contract Award
$683,396Jul 8, 2026

The board reviewed a Mammoth update and approved payment application and certificate for payment #3 to Mammoth Sports Construction for $683,395.60. This confirms an ongoing capital project for athletic/sports facilities already under contract and in active construction. Vendors in sports facility equipment, furnishings, technology, turf maintenance, and related services can target follow-on needs as the project progresses and prepare for future phases or maintenance contracts.

Contract Admin
$683,396Jul 8, 2026

The board reviewed a WRT proposal for a new security camera system but chose to table the item. The proposal references about $18,000 in labor and $2,000 per month for camera service, with capital credits offsetting a portion of costs. This shows an active interest in upgrading security and telecom, but no vendor decision yet. Security and IT providers can discuss alternative camera, VMS, and phone-integrated solutions before this comes back for action.

Pre-RFP
$42,000Jul 15, 2026

The board reviewed a WRT security system proposal and tabled action to clarify how capital credits would offset camera system costs. The proposal includes $18,000 in labor and about $2,000 per month in camera service, with credits potentially rebating at least $15,000 in the first year. No vendor decision has been approved yet, and the district is comparing financial implications. Security technology vendors and integrators can engage around total cost of ownership, funding structure, and alternatives to WRT’s hosted camera and phone services.

Pre-RFP
$42,000Jul 15, 2026

On June 8, 2026 the board approved the 2026-2027 Property and Liability Insurance Participation Agreement with ASBSD Protective Trust at a premium of $84,850. This confirms the incumbent insurance carrier and annual cost. Competing insurance pools and brokers can use this to benchmark coverage and prepare proposals ahead of the next renewal.

Contract Award
$84,850Jul 13, 2026

The Custer City Council approved a revised change order with Tallgrass Landscape for Harbach Park design services, clarifying that the current scope covers schematic design (already completed) and design development plus construction documents for Block 1 Common Area and Block 3 Creekside Area. The correction results in a net contract deduction of 17939.37, with a revised total contract amount of 133579.63. This indicates the City is in the design and documentation phase for specific areas of Harbach Park, with Tallgrass as the design incumbent. Vendors in site construction, playgrounds, park amenities, lighting, irrigation, and related disciplines should view this as early-stage intelligence for upcoming park construction packages and potential future phases beyond Blocks 1 and 3, as detailed designs move toward build-out.

Contract Award
$133,580Jun 15, 2026

June bills show a $24,526.40 payment to ASBSD Workers Comp Fund covering admin services and premiums for custodial, bus drivers, elementary, and JH/HS staff. This identifies the workers’ comp carrier and spend level. Alternative carriers can approach the district ahead of renewal with options to reduce premiums or enhance risk management.

Contract Award
$24,526Jul 13, 2026

June 2026 bills show an $11,000 HUDL Level 2 package with one year of service, and the AD report notes continued HUDL use for pay-per-view streaming. This confirms HUDL as the incumbent athletics video and streaming platform for 2026-27. Sports tech vendors can target complementary services, camera hardware, or future platform bids when the annual HUDL term expires.

Contract Award
$11,000Jul 13, 2026

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