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County accepts Gray Construction bid for SDSU regional Extension Center addition
Summary
After an architect review of competitive bids, the Codington County commissioners accepted Gray Construction’s low responsive bid and authorized moving toward contract steps for an addition and remodel to house SDSU regional Extension staff.
Codington County commissioners voted on Nov. 29 to accept Gray Construction’s low responsive bid for the proposed addition and remodeling of the Codington County Extension Center to house SDSU regional Extension staff. The board opened competitive bids and asked the architect to review compliance and scope. The board approved the low, responsive bid after the architect reported it met specifications and instructed the architect to move to contracting and shop‑drawing steps.
The project is intended to provide space for SDSU field specialists and to improve classroom and office capacity at the Extension Center Complex. The architect estimated a spring‑on‑site start with roughly 18 weeks of construction activity once work begins. The board also directed staff to proceed with pre‑construction coordination so materials and permits can be readied ahead of any spring start date.
Why it matters: The project is both an infrastructure investment for the county and a partnership with SDSU Extension; the board set a contingency in the contract and signaled it will monitor the contract steps and funding closely.
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