Mitchell area ; rcbc extensions; on the following routes: 090 E, 090 W

Active Formula Grant Awarded Last action

Award ID
693JJ22630000Y001SD0907077
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$933,769

Award facts

Assistance listing
20.279
Completion date 32% complete
Funding
  • $810,150.86 Federal
  • $123,618.44 Non-federal
Place of performance
South Dakota, USA

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About this award

The Federal Highway Administration awarded the State of South Dakota Office of the Governor $933,769.30 on February 23, 2026, under the Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) for roadway and bridge improvements in the Mitchell area. The award funds Rural Collector Bridge (RCBC) extensions on Interstate 90 East and West near Exit 310 (US 281), the Aurora/Davison County line, and Exit 325 (Betts Road). Work is performed in South Dakota with a completion date of May 6, 2028. The State of South Dakota Office of the Governor administers the award as a pass-through entity, distributing federal highway dollars to county and local entities for project execution; the office does not directly perform construction but ensures compliance with federal requirements and facilitates project management by recipients.

Description

Project description
Rcbc extensions; I90 E and W - 0.9 W, 0.6 E of exit 310 (US281), 1.7 W, 0.8 W of the aurora/davison CO line, 0.3 E of exit 325 (betts RD); on the following routes: 090 E, 090 W

Quick answers

Who received award 693JJ22630000Y001SD0907077?

693JJ22630000Y001SD0907077 was awarded to State Of South Dakota by Federal Highway Administration (Department of Transportation) on February 23, 2026.

How much is award 693JJ22630000Y001SD0907077 worth?

$933,769 has been obligated on 693JJ22630000Y001SD0907077: $810,151 in federal funding and $123,618 in non-federal funding.

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