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Construction of the Turner Newcastle neighborhood improvement plan project, including approximately 5 miles of neighborhood sidewalks interconnecting two notch road and extending behind the Sheriff's Department on Shakespeare up through the Newcastle and Trenholm neighborhoods to Park Lane.
Richland County’s Transportation Ad Hoc Committee is considering awarding the Trenholm–New Castle Neighborhood Improvement Project to McClam and Associates for a five‑mile sidewalk corridor between Two Notch Road and Parklane Road. The recommended construction contract is $4.58M plus a 15% contingency, totaling about $5.27M within a $5.5M Penny budget. This locks in the prime contractor and creates downstream needs for materials suppliers, traffic control, concrete, and specialty subs as the project moves into build‑out.
Fleet maintenance service contract for Wilson County vehicles.
The Committee on Student Services approved the South Carolina Student Loan Corporation’s FY 2026‑27 administrative budget request totaling 772,765, a 3 percent increase over the prior year, to support the Teacher Loan and Teacher Refinance Loan programs. The presentation notes a prior one‑time setup for a new loan origination system for the Teacher Refinance Loan Program that came in 20,000 under the original budgeted contractual amount, and that the refinance product was not implemented in FY 2025‑26, with all funds carried forward into 2026‑27. This indicates ongoing and likely expanding needs around loan program administration, data and business intelligence, financial audit support, and the underlying loan origination platform as the Teacher Refinance Loan is finally implemented. Vendors offering loan servicing technology, analytics, compliance, training, or business process support can position around helping SC Student Loan scale staffing, optimize the origination system, and prepare for future audits and program changes under this approved budget framework.
Greenville County E911 leases 60,000 sq ft of multi-use space at 225 S. Pleasantburg Drive, Building 603, from Greenville Technical College under a net lease running through 09/20/2027. Annual rent is $673,200, reflecting a major public safety facility. Vendors providing 911 center design, renovations, technology upgrades, and security should note the 2027 lease end, as the county may reassess space, hardening, and systems leading up to any renewal or relocation.
At its May 20, 2026 meeting, the South Carolina State Housing Finance and Development Authority approved a Housing Trust Fund (HTF) award for the Magnolia CTH II supportive housing project in Berkeley County. Berkeley Citizens Inc., a nonprofit affiliate of the SC Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, will acquire and rehabilitate a 2,648 sq ft, 4-bedroom, 3-bath dwelling at 457 White Magnolia Street in Monks Corner to house four individuals with long-term disabilities in a non-institutional setting. The Board authorized a 20‑year forgivable HTF loan of 485,586.89 covering acquisition, construction/rehab, and soft costs, with total development costs matching the award. This indicates active funding for residential acquisition, light construction/rehab, and professional services in supportive housing, creating immediate opportunities for contractors, rehab specialists, accessibility modification firms, and service providers who can partner with the developer or pursue similar HTF-funded projects as the Authority continues to deploy support for group homes statewide.
The Board approved an HTF award for the Jonagold CTH II supportive housing project in Greenville County at the May 20, 2026 meeting. Community Options, Inc., a nonprofit affiliate of the SC Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities, will acquire and rehabilitate a 2,470 sq ft, 4-bedroom, 2-bath dwelling at 2 Jonagold Court in Greenville to house four individuals with long-term disabilities in a community setting. The Authority authorized a 20‑year forgivable HTF loan of 481,357.45 to cover acquisition (364,000), rehab (113,141.29), and soft/professional costs (4,216.16), with total development costs matching the award. With funding secured, Community Options will need design, construction, accessibility, and supportive housing implementation support, and the approval indicates SC Housing is actively backing multiple group home acquisitions that vendors can target for similar work and future pipeline.
Titan Farms holds a net lease for 95.28 acres of state land for farm use, managed by the Forestry Commission, from 06/01/2025 to 05/31/2034 at $101,500 annually. This indicates long-term commercial agriculture on state-managed land. Suppliers of agricultural services, environmental compliance, conservation planning, and farm infrastructure may find value in this multi-year arrangement, particularly for supporting on-site operations and land stewardship over the term.
The South Carolina State Housing Finance and Development Authority also approved an HTF award for the Evergreen Magnolia CTH II supportive housing project in Goose Creek (Berkeley County). Community Options, Inc. will acquire and rehabilitate a 1,742 sq ft, 4-bedroom, 2-bath dwelling at 102 Evergreen Magnolia Avenue to serve four individuals with long-term disabilities in a non-institutional group home environment. The Board authorized a 20‑year forgivable HTF loan of 368,226.60 covering acquisition (310,000), construction/rehab (55,309.60), and soft/professional fees (2,916.00). With funding in place, Community Options will need design and construction support, accessibility and life-safety upgrades, and potentially programmatic and property management services, and the series of approvals signals an ongoing SC Housing pipeline for similar small-scale supportive housing acquisitions that vendors can engage.
Construction of a sidewalk on St. Andrews Road (from Broad River Road east to the cul-de-sac near the apartment complex).
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Government Agencies in Richland County, South Carolina
44 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
University of South Carolina-columbia
Town of Eastover
South Carolina State Housing Finance and Development Authority
South Carolina Secretary of State
South Carolina MCA
South Carolina Highway Patrol
South Carolina Emergency Management Division
South Carolina Department of Transportation | Transportation Commission
South Carolina Department of Social Services
South Carolina Department of Revenue
South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
South Carolina Department of Juvenile Justice
South Carolina Department of Insurance|advisory Committee
South Carolina Department of Insurance
South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
South Carolina Department of Employment and Workforce State Workforce Development Board
South Carolina Department of Education
South Carolina Department of Administration|budget Advisory Group
South Carolina Department of Administration
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