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SDDOT reports June net contract decrease; I‑229 work added and several high-value CCOs noted
Summary
SDDOT reported a June net decrease in Construction Change Orders (CCOs) of $2,426,974.28 and a 12‑month net change of 1.51%; a notable I‑229 contract had a $463,611.78 (26.2%) CCO for added concrete repairs and overlay work at Exit 6.
Ryan Johnson of the Office of Operations Support presented departmental CCOs completed in June and highlighted projects where changes exceeded $100,000 or 25% of original contract amounts. June CCOs showed a net decrease of $2,426,974.28; over the past 12 months the total change to original contract amounts has increased by 1.51%.
Johnson flagged several notable items: a Brown & Marshall County project required a $134,026 increase because on‑site soil was oversaturated and unusable; an I‑229 contract (PCN 0A8F) received a $463,611.78 CCO (26.2%) to cover additional concrete repairs, an asphalt overlay and pavement markings added at Exit 6; and other I‑229 work at Exit 9 recorded net decreases after quantity adjustments totaling more than $1.3 million. The minutes include contract identifiers, original amounts and CCO explanations but do not record debate or votes on the informational CCO presentation.
Contractors and PCN numbers are listed in the minutes for public record; the Department uses these CCO items to reconcile as‑built quantities and address unforeseen site conditions.
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