South Dakota authorizes indoor athletics construction at Dakota State University

The Board of Regents may contract for the facility's design and construction and spend donated money on the project. The facility is for athletic practice and competition at Dakota State University's Beacom PREMIER Complex in Madison. The project includes equipment, site work, and any needed changes to the South Dakota National Guard vehicle storage complex. The $13.33 million authorizes spending from donations; it does not guarantee that the money has been received. The Bureau of Human Resources and Administration oversees design and construction. The law takes effect upon passage and approval.

The Board of Regents may accept and spend additional federal money, donations, and other outside money for the project. These funding rules and cost adjustments apply to the Dakota State University indoor athletics project. The Board may adjust the estimate for inflation measured by the named building-cost index, compliance with rules adopted after the law takes effect, or additional outside money. Outside money goes into a dedicated project fund and remains subject to the law's spending limits. Project debts cannot become claims against the state, its property, or its funds. Money neither legally spent nor committed must be returned under state procedures. The original $13.33 million estimate uses 2026 prices.