U.S. Highway 212 in Spink County near Frankfort

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Project Summary:

U.S. Highway 212 from five miles east of Redfield to Doland

Project Updates:

July 24, 2026: 

Anticipated Work in Aug. 2026:  This asphalt resurfacing project has been completed.

Completed Work in July 2026:  All asphalt milling and resurfacing have been completed. New guardrail on the bridges over the James River and Timber Creek has been installed, and final pavement markings are in place.

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June 29, 2026:

Anticipated Work in July 2026:  Asphalt milling and resurfacing of the roadway and shoulders will continue from Doland toward the bridge over Timber Creek and from approximately 3 miles east of Frankfort toward the bridge.

Final guardrail installation is anticipated to be completed in mid-July, marking the completion of the bridge rehabilitation work. Erosion control measures and permanent pavement markings will also be completed as the project enters its final phase, weather permitting.

Completed Work in June 2026:  The bridge over Timber Creek was resurfaced, and final paving operations were completed on U.S. Highway 212 west of Fisher Grove to approximately 2 miles east of Frankfort, including 396th Street and the Frankfort access road.

Milling operations began west of Doland, and blade-laid asphalt was placed in preparation for the final asphalt overlay on the roadway and shoulders.

Project Photos:

Schedule:

  • Grading: May 2025 - June 2026

  • Paving: Summer 2026 - Fall 2026

Location:

  • U.S. Highway 212 from five miles east of Redfield to east of Frankfort

  • Paving: U.S. Highway 212 five miles east of Redfield to Doland

Benefits:

  • Grading

  • Interim Surfacing

  • Pavement Markings

  • Asphalt Concrete Resurfacing

  • Bridge Approach Work

  • Final Surfacing

Estimated Cost:

  • Grading: $5.8 Million

  • Paving: $7 Million

Contractor:

  • Grading Contractor: Midland Contracting, Inc. of Volga, S.D.

  • Paving Contractor: Asphalt Paving & Materials, Co

PCN: 0808 & 06PQ

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