State Of South Dakota

Pierre, SD Office Of The Governor

UEI
PA32TLEZLKH7
CAGE
3UVQ9
Primary NAICS
Not on record
SAM.gov registration
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Company facts

Self-certified in SAM.gov
  • U.S. State Government
Entity structure
U.S. Government Entity
Corporate family

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SAM.gov registration date
Physical address
500 E Capitol Ave, Pierre, SD 57501, USA
Website
sd.gov
Founded
1889
Employees
1K-5K
Estimated annual revenue
$500M-$1B
Industry
  1. Information Technology
  2. Software & Services
  3. Internet Software & Services
  4. Internet
SIC code
89 Services, Not Elsewhere Classified
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About State Of South Dakota

The State of South Dakota Office of the Governor Division, a U.S. state government entity, is the prime recipient of federal highway infrastructure grants from the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), functioning as the administrative conduit for transportation funding across South Dakota. The vast majority of the entity's federal award footprint—19,041 awards spanning multiple decades—comprises formula and project grants under the FHWA's Highway Planning and Construction program (CFDA 20.205) and related modal programs, with combined obligated value of $9.3 billion against a $5 million reported potential value. The Office of the Governor does not compete for or hold contracts; it operates as a pass-through grant recipient distributing federal highway and transportation dollars to county, city, and regional entities across South Dakota for road repair, bridge rehabilitation, traffic safety improvements, and multimodal infrastructure projects.

Activity is high-volume and steady. Recent award velocity has remained robust—403 awards in 2024, 460 in 2025, with 365 awards scheduled for ultimate completion within the next twenty-four months. The 19,215 total awards reflect the FHWA's decentralized, formula-driven funding model: each project grant, often modest in individual dollar magnitude, represents a discrete county or city road improvement, bridge repair, or pavement preservation initiative. The Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration anchors 99% of award count, while employment and training grants through the Department of Labor and social services funding through the Social Security Administration represent secondary customer relationships. Award concentration is geographically distributed across South Dakota counties, with no single location or project type dominating the portfolio—this reflects the state's responsibility as steward of federal highway allocations across rural and urban corridors statewide.

Capability framing is straightforward: the Office of the Governor administers federal transportation grants and facilitates project selection, engineering, and execution for highway construction, pavement preservation (mill and overlay, chip seal, asphalt resurfacing), bridge replacement and rehabilitation, embankment repair and stabilization, culvert replacement, roadway grading, intersection improvement, pedestrian accessibility, and emergency relief for disaster-damaged infrastructure. Representative recent work includes a $33.28 million Highway Planning and Construction grant for I-29 and 85th Street interchange construction in Sioux Falls (awarded September 2025), a $14.17 million grant for I-229 Exit 4 bridge replacement and traffic signal installation in Sioux Falls (July 2025), and a $156.6 million Rural Surface Transportation grant for US 385 reconstruction in Pennington County (August 2025). Emergency Relief awards dominate the project-grant flow in the past twelve months, reflecting South Dakota's 2024–2025 flooding and severe weather damage; grants address culvert repair, embankment restoration, debris removal, and scour protection across Turner, Lincoln, Union, Clay, and other flood-affected counties. The office also distributes planning and technical assistance grants under the Metropolitan Planning Program (CFDA 20.275), Local Technical Assistance Program (CFDA 20.215), and Recreational Trails Program (CFDA 20.219), supporting transportation planning coordination and workforce development for local agencies statewide.

The entity's corporate structure encompasses 28 named subsidiaries, including the South Dakota Departments of Public Safety, Education, Labor & Regulation, Social Services, Corrections, Military and Veterans Affairs, and Environment and Natural Resources, as well as the Executive Office of the State of South Dakota and the State Game, Fish & Parks agency. These subsidiaries, while distinct government entities, are housed within or subordinate to the Governor's administrative orbit and occasionally appear as sub-recipients or co-awardees on grants in their functional domains—for example, the Department of Social Services received a sub-award from the University of South Dakota for a Department of Labor nursing workforce development grant in December 2023. The Office of the Governor's role is administrative coordination and grant stewardship, not direct service delivery; it does not perform the road work, engineering, or construction itself but rather ensures compliance with federal requirements, facilitates project initiation by local recipients, and reports outcomes to FHWA.

Quick answers

What is State Of South Dakota's UEI?

State Of South Dakota's Unique Entity ID (UEI) in SAM.gov is PA32TLEZLKH7.

What is State Of South Dakota's CAGE code?

State Of South Dakota's CAGE code is 3UVQ9.

Where is State Of South Dakota located?

State Of South Dakota's physical address in SAM.gov is 500 E Capitol Ave, Pierre, SD 57501, USA.

Is State Of South Dakota registered in SAM.gov?

Yes. State Of South Dakota's SAM.gov registration is active through September 9, 2027.

What is State Of South Dakota's most recent federal award?

State Of South Dakota's most recent federal grant award is Project title: statewide; fuel tax evasion midwestern region auditing and enforcement activities (hute) :::: project… (693JJ22640007Y960SDFTE4001HUTE), from Federal Highway Administration, on August 18, 2026.

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