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Government Projects in Kershaw County

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Kershaw County is finalizing a 30‑year special source revenue credit agreement with a Delaware LLC dubbed Project Gemstone, which plans to invest over $100 million and create 150+ jobs in a new commercial/industrial facility. The county will place the site into its joint industrial park with Fairfield County and offset infrastructure costs via fee‑in‑lieu tax credits. This points to a large greenfield industrial project needing site work, utilities, building construction, equipment, and ongoing services over the next decade.

Pre-RFP
$100,000,000Jun 9, 2026

Kershaw County is authorizing a Fee-In-Lieu of Ad Valorem Taxes and Special Source Revenue Credit agreement with a major investor referred to as Project Ballast. The project involves an expected $900,000,000 investment, with a contractual minimum of $400,000,000 and at least 15 new full-time jobs, supported by a 40-year FILOT and credits. While the tax incentive deal is set, this large industrial project will drive demand for site development, utilities, infrastructure, environmental, and professional services in and around the new facility.

Contract Award
$900,000,000Jun 23, 2026

The ordinance confirms and extends a prior conditional appropriation of $850,000 from Ordinance 2026-005 for the City to purchase the "Deluxe Inn" property at 311 East Dekalb Street from JME Land, LLC, funded via the Utility Fund reserve. The appropriation increases the Utility Fund budget to $44,669,997 for FY2027 if the purchase proceeds, and automatically rescinds the $850,000 and resets the Utility Fund to $43,819,997 if the transaction does not close under the existing Purchase and Sale Agreement. This signals an active but not yet completed real estate acquisition that could lead to demolition, site remediation, infrastructure work, or redevelopment planning once ownership is secured. Vendors in architecture, engineering, environmental services, demolition, planning, and redevelopment consulting could position themselves early by discussing potential reuse scenarios, utility impacts, and funding strategies for the site as the City decides whether and how to move forward before the end of FY2027.

Pre-RFP
$850,000Jun 2, 2026

Kershaw County is approving a 40-year Fee-in-Lieu of Taxes agreement for BRNG LLC, known as Project Ballast, tied to a planned $900 million investment and at least 15 new jobs. The FILOT locks in a 4% assessment ratio, fixed 2026 millage, and special source revenue credits to offset infrastructure-related costs for the project. This signals a major industrial development that will require site infrastructure, utilities, construction, equipment, and professional services around the new facility over the coming years.

Budget Planning
$900,000,000Jun 23, 2026

Kershaw County is approving a lease of county real estate at 632 W. Dekalb Street in Camden to the South Carolina Forestry Commission. Council has authorized the chair and county administrator to negotiate and execute the lease and take further actions to implement it. While the lease itself is decided, outfitting or renovating the facility may create follow-on needs for building improvements, furniture, IT, and ongoing facility services.

Contract Award
$0Jun 23, 2026

The FY27 schedule includes a $15,000 Duke Energy grant to purchase equipment for emergency storm or disaster response. This funding will likely go toward portable power, tools, communications, or other response gear. Emergency management and equipment suppliers can propose packages that best fit the county's storm response gaps and complement other grant-funded preparedness projects.

Grant Funding
$15,000Jun 23, 2026

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