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Redevelopment Commission votes 5-0 to put 100 South reconstruction out for bid
Summary
The Woodbury County Redevelopment Commission voted unanimously June 9 to advertise bids for the reconstruction of 100 South after staff presented an estimated construction cost of about $1.3 million and confirmed TIF funds are available.
On June 9, 2026, the Woodbury County Redevelopment Commission voted 5-0 to advertise bids for the reconstruction of 100 South after staff presented an updated construction estimate of roughly $1.3 million.
The commission discussed timing and cost uncertainty, with staff saying they would reconfirm asphalt pricing before a final commitment. Commissioners noted the Redevelopment Commission’s TIF spending plan includes funds for the project and that the commission retains the option to reject all bids if the returned prices exceed expectations.
Teresa Baysinger moved to put the project out for bid; Frank Kessner seconded. The commission signaled unanimous support to begin the bidding process and asked staff to prepare a bid notice for review at the next meeting.
The decision authorizes staff to solicit contractor proposals and return the bid results for a later approval decision. The commission did not commit to awarding a contract at this meeting and emphasized that final authorization will follow evaluation of bids and cost confirmation.
