Minnehaha County Government Contracts, RFPs & Bids
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Government Projects in Minnehaha County
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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, 2026New Business includes approval of an amendment to the CMAR agreement with Weitz/Journey to add Guaranteed Maximum Price #5 for approximately $19.7 million. This represents a major new work package within the concourse expansion program. While the CMAR role is awarded, this package opens substantial subcontracting and systems opportunities for trades, technology, and specialty airport vendors working under Weitz/Journey.
Contract Award
$19,694,412Jul 22, 2026Construction of a sidewalk along Aspen, including a bridge over Split Rock Creek, funded by a transportation alternatives program grant.
Grant Funding
$3,700,000Aug 21, 2026May 2026 permits show multiple new houses and twin homes (e.g., 1501 W. Karna Circle, 1508 W. Autumn Circle, River Stone Street units) with values from about $319,000 to $595,000 and builders like VanBuskirk Companies, KN Construction, JJ Metzger Co., and WT Homes. These residential builds are already permitted, but each represents a cluster of future needs for utilities, landscaping, furnishings, and home services. Vendors can use this data to target active builders and new homeowners in Brandon with adjacent offerings.
Contract Award
$2,271,584Jun 18, 2026The agenda includes an amendment to the CMAR agreement with Weitz/Journey to identify and track allowances for GMPs 1-3, plus three change orders (PCCO 1.9, 2.6, 3.3) on the concourse expansion project. These adjust scope and pricing under existing GMPs, including a new GMP #5 in New Business for $19.7 million. The main CMAR decision is made, but ongoing changes suggest continued needs for specialty trades, systems vendors, and FF&E as design is finalized and packages let.
Contract Admin
$19,694,412Jul 22, 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, 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
$1,837,807Jun 15, 2026The Authority plans to approve an award to EZ Liner to purchase a new airfield marking truck, including alternates, for $483,955. This indicates a completed procurement decision for airfield maintenance equipment. While the primary sale is decided, this shows the airport’s fleet modernization pattern and establishes EZ Liner as an incumbent for future service, parts, upgrades, and training needs.
Contract Award
$483,955Jul 22, 2026The city secured SD DOT Transportation Alternatives funding for a shared-use path along Mickelson Road from Patrick Avenue to Turtle Creek Drive. ISG has completed 60% design and submitted environmental documents, with construction now planned for 2027 due to federal requirements. This is a funded 2027 trail project; design is still progressing, so trail contractors, paving firms, and grant-compliance consultants can track schedule and prepare for future bidding and construction support.
Grant Funding
$600,000Jul 7, 2026Permit #20260237 authorizes a $420,000 parking pad project at Faith United Presbyterian Church, 800 N. Splitrock Blvd., with Blacktop Paving Company as contractor. This is a sizable paving and site improvement effort that will impact access, drainage, and possibly lighting. While paving is awarded, there is room for vendors offering striping, lighting, signage, landscaping, and ongoing facility maintenance to connect with the church and contractor.
Contract Award
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Agency Directory
Government Agencies in Minnehaha County, South Dakota
43 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
University of Sioux Falls
Higher Ed
Tri-valley School District 49-6
School932 students
Town of Wellington
City269 pop.
Town of Wayne
City870 pop.
Town of Wall Lake
City1,219 pop.
Town of Valley Springs
City343 pop.
Town of Taopi
City335 pop.
Town of Sverdrup
City854 pop.
Town of Split Rock
City3,100 pop.
Town of Red Rock
City391 pop.
Town of Palisade
City385 pop.
Town of Mapleton
City2,075 pop.
Town of Lyons
City599 pop.
Town of Logan
City262 pop.
Town of Highland
City212 pop.
Town of Hartford
City685 pop.
Town of Grand Meadow
City323 pop.
Town of Edison
City537 pop.
Town of Dell Rapids
City577 pop.
Town of Clear Lake
City211 pop.
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