South Dakota State Office

The Department of Agriculture Rural Housing Service South Dakota State Office is a civilian sub-agency that administers federal housing loans and grants for rural development in South Dakota, operating within USDA's broader rural infrastructure and community-development mission.

The office closed 410 federal contract awards between November 2013 and September 2019, with the most recent award recorded 7 years ago. Awards per year declined from a 2016 peak of 138 to 57 by 2019 (138 awards in 2016, 123 in 2017, 79 in 2018, and 57 in 2019). The combined potential value across the portfolio stands at $426 thousand, with $426 thousand obligated—indicating all committed funds have been drawn. The office transacted with 25 distinct prime contractors across the portfolio history. No recent contract awards are recorded since 2019.

Competitively, the prime-contractor base is highly fragmented. The portfolio reflects a small-business-oriented procurement posture, with 328 awards (80% of total) designated as small-business set-asides and 82 awards (20%) issued without set-asides. Dollar values per award are modest, consistent with Rural Housing Service loan-administration and service-delivery contracting rather than capital construction or systems integration.

No recent contract opportunities are recorded against the office. No grant-award portfolio data is present in the source.

Given the absence of activity since 2019 and no open solicitation visibility, the office does not represent an active pursuit opportunity at this time. Vendors and small businesses with prior experience in rural-development service delivery or loan-administration support work may monitor for reactivation, but current evidence of renewed activity is not present.