
Randall Regional Waterline
"Connecting Neighbors"
Project Description
The Randall Regional Waterline Project aims to provide clean, reliable drinking water to our current customers and expands service to surrounding communities in south central South Dakota. The project is constructing a 72-mile regional high-capacity water transmission line from the Missouri River to southeastern South Dakota. To continually improve existing service and ensure a reliable water supply, the project also includes treatment plant upgrades, associated water storage, pumping, and infrastructure components.
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​​In January 2025, RCWD awarded the design-build project delivery services for the waterline project and awarded a Construction Manager at Risk contract to complete the Platte Treatment Plant Improvements. Since then, the engineering and contraction team have completed key tasks to keep the project on time and within budget.
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Pipe delivery and construction began April 2025. To learn more about how this regional waterline project is "Connecting Neighbors", click each of the project update files located here.
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