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Beaufort County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Development of 157 workforce housing units (1, 2, 3 bedroom) on 11 acres of town-owned land, featuring over 50% functional open space, preserved land along Jarvis Creek, community gardens, dog walking areas, yoga amenities, and a resort-style pool.
Agency:
Beaufort CountyStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
One Street Residential; RBC
Note:
Town contributes land and $1M ARPA grant; improvements revert to town after 65-year ground lease. Focus on mixed-income housing for essential workforce.
Charleston County
Showing 5 of 10 projects
Removal/replacement of approx. one mile of existing path, realignment, and three footbridge replacements on West Ashley Bikeway.
Agency:
City of Charleston cityStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Truluck Construction, Inc.
Note:
Executed contract for $1,668,641 for construction with budget extension to $2.1M. Local subcontracting and supplier opportunities, especially landscape, concrete, public works, and bridge trades.
Continued construction materials testing, special inspections, and environmental services for the Municipal Operations Complex.
Agency:
City of Charleston cityStatus:
Service type:
Environmental Services
Associated Companies:
S&ME Inc.
Note:
Increased contract (Fee Amendment #1) from $85,925 to $242,270. Appears to cover ongoing inspection/testing for remaining site and vertical construction phases. Opportunities for specialty labs, inspectors, and environmental consultants.
CBIZ, Inc. contract for compensation and classification study, including updating job descriptions and function reviews for city staff.
Agency:
City of Charleston cityStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
CBIZ, Inc.
Note:
Contract increased from $192,330 to $267,180.63. Expands scope for HR, management, and workforce consulting vendors, and could lead to additional consulting needs as job structures are overhauled.
Early site work for ‘Lowline’ Phase 1 park/greenway development; Edifice, LLC authorized for GMP for foundational grading and preparation.
Agency:
City of Charleston cityStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Edifice, LLC
Note:
Funded by Cooper River Bridge TIF. This is part of a major public greenspace/park infrastructure project, early site work precedes major park, landscape and urban infrastructure contracting opportunities.
Full construction at the Municipal Operations Complex, including scope and change order approval with Edifice, LLC. Increases Guaranteed Maximum Price (GMP) and includes new capital project funds.
Agency:
City of Charleston cityStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Edifice, LLC
Note:
Approval of Change Order #6 with Edifice, LLC increases contract from $12,308,595 to $58,379,084. Funding from 2023 IPRB Bond, 2025 GO Bond, Ports Authority, Charleston Neck TIF, American Rescue Plan Act. This is a large-scale municipal project with substantial subcontracting opportunities for trades, specialty construction, FF&E, and services.
Chesterfield County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
External accounting assistance needed for 2025 Chester County audit and tax account reconciliation due to staff departure and lack of internal capacity.
Agency:
Chesterfield CountyStatus:
Service type:
County Taxes
Associated Companies:
Inferred: Accounting firm from Camden
Note:
Recurring issue due to lack of cross-training and retention of skilled staff. Essential for state compliance. Previous instance cost $20,000.
Fairfield County
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Business operations optimization analysis for a municipal facility ("the manner") to establish a financial break-even operational business plan, including phases one and two.
Agency:
Town of Blythewood townStatus:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
Parker Poe
Note:
Focus on financial viability and operational efficiency for a municipal facility. Contract to be brought back to council for approval.
Procurement of food items for a community food drive benefiting Christian Assistance Bridge (CAB) and potentially other local food banks.
Agency:
Town of Blythewood townStatus:
Service type:
Community & Outreach
Associated Companies:
KJS;Food Line
Note:
Council intends to purchase items directly from local grocers to ensure specific needs are met and local businesses are supported. Opportunity for local food retailers.
Executive search and recruitment services to find a permanent full-time Town Manager.
Agency:
Town of Blythewood townStatus:
Service type:
Public Services
Associated Companies:
Parker Poe
Note:
Budgeted for 2025-2026 fiscal year.
Kershaw County
Showing 1 of 1 projects
Multi-year consulting engagement for 10-year comprehensive plan and Unified Code of Zoning rewrite, ongoing since April 2023 and continuing into FY26.
Agency:
Kershaw CountyStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Housel Lavigne
Note:
Consulting opportunities for firms specializing in planning, zoning, and legal amendments. Project remains active and may require additional related services.
Lancaster County
Showing 4 of 4 projects
Construction of a new lower-level restroom facility at Preston Blackman Park, including women's, men's, and family restrooms. All facilities will be ADA compliant. The existing upper-level restroom will remain.
Agency:
City of LancasterStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Mills Goodwin Mills Cadwood
Note:
Inferred: Project involves new construction and site preparation. Funding relies on a Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) grant; city is committing local match funding for its share (approx. 60% of total project cost).
Modernization of existing restrooms at Buckloo Park, including demolition, new construction of women's, men's, and family restrooms, resurfacing parking lot, and fixing water drainage. All facilities will be ADA compliant.
Agency:
City of LancasterStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Mills Goodwin Mills Cadwood
Note:
Inferred: Project involves demolition, new construction, paving, and drainage improvements. Funding relies on a Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) grant; city is committing local match funding for its share (approx. 60% of total project cost).
Development of a 50-unit workforce multifamily apartment complex on 6.32 acres. Includes 10 one-bedroom, 34 two-bedroom, and 6 three-bedroom units. Amenities will include a clubhouse (fitness/business center) and a playground or walking trail. Estimated average monthly rent: $900 for 1-BR, $1100 for 2-BR, $1250 for 3-BR.
Agency:
City of LancasterStatus:
Service type:
Recreation & Community Services
Associated Companies:
Gateway Development Corporation; Inferred: Unnamed Greenville-based contractor; Inferred: Unnamed architectural/engineering/financing team
Note:
Project relies on Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC) covering ~70% of construction. Requires annexation for city utility services. Location near North Park Drive and North Park Square, adjacent to Aldi. Ordinance 25-9 for annexation discussed.
Exterior lighting installation at Van Wyck Community Center, includes roadway and Acorn LED lights, new sub panel, smart timers, and sensors as per Duke Energy plan.
Agency:
Town of Van WyckStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Buckeye Construction, Duke Energy
Note:
Buckeye Construction recommended for approval by Planning Commission. Duke Energy agreement specifies minimum service term and installation details. Upgrading site lighting is confirmed with signed estimate and contract documents; may involve additional costs for conduit work. Ongoing monthly costs with Duke Energy highlight long-term facility and operational needs.
Newberry County
Showing 4 of 4 projects
Northwest 1st Avenue water main project involving installation of 8-inch water main, services, fire hydrants, and reconnection to existing systems. Includes directional bores under SR 20, SR 45, SR 26, and a jack and bore under railroad crossing.
Agency:
City of NewberryStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Hartman Civil
Note:
Project is preparatory for "twin pairs project." City will use new "text mygov" system for resident communication.
Development of the "agri-tech park" (Food Tech Park) with a $5.6 million Florida job growth grant for road and utility infrastructure. This is a clear opportunity for engineering, design, and construction services for public infrastructure.
Agency:
City of NewberryStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Jubm Global Solutions; UFAS
Note:
This is public funding for specific infrastructure needs related to a major private investment ($70-$140 million) in the Food Tech Park.
Development of a new high-tech concrete batch plant, including a potential $1.5 million investment in a rail spur for aggregate delivery. This indicates opportunities for rail construction, civil engineering, and material suppliers to the concrete plant.
Agency:
City of NewberryStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Smyrna Readymix Concrete; Dirt on Demand LLC; Civil on Demand
Note:
Explicitly mentioned private investment of $14-15 million, including a new high-tech plant and potential rail spur. This creates indirect opportunities for subcontractors, suppliers, and service providers in the construction and industrial sectors.
Major private investment ($70-$140 million) in the Food Tech Park (Project Hydro Harvest Singularity) for greenhouse facilities. This implies extensive construction needs, specialized equipment, and ongoing operational services for high-tech agriculture.
Agency:
City of NewberryStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Project Hydro Harvest Singularity
Note:
Inferred: Private investment will drive demand for general contractors, specialized greenhouse construction, agricultural technology providers, suppliers, and various support services within the Food Tech Park.
Richland County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Numerous community impact grants for food access, homelessness, mental health recovery, resource distribution, and youth services (e.g., Columbia Urban League, Senior Resources, Transitions Homeless Center).
Agency:
Richland CountyStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Multiple nonprofits
Note:
Counties frequently contract or subcontract for specialized services (counseling, food distribution, shelter management) to fulfill grant deliverables.
Annual grant funding to support local arts, culture, sport, and tourism organizations for hosted events, festivals, and activities.
Agency:
Richland CountyStatus:
Service type:
Grants
Associated Companies:
Numerous non-profits
Note:
Subcontracting opportunities for event management, marketing, logistics, production, and consulting services.
South Carolina
Showing 3 of 3 projects
Development of nine single-family homes for homeownership on seven scattered city lots in Farley, Saxon, North Side, and South Converse neighborhoods.
Agency:
City of SpartanburgStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Haw Enterprises LLC
Note:
Aims for affordable housing (price range $200,000-$240,000) for families at 120% or less of area median income, with a goal for 80% median income. Leverages ARPA funds ($450,000). Deed restriction for affordability (e.g., 50 years for $50,000 assistance).
Implementation of an Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) system for water utilities, involving replacement of existing water meters with new ultrasonic/magnetic resonance smart meters, installation of communication towers for data collection, and establishment of a data-driven billing and customer service system. The project aims to improve operational efficiency, reduce non-revenue water, enhance revenue, and provide better customer service through features like leak detection and customer portals. Potential for rate structure re-evaluation and future meter replacement program planning.
Agency:
Town of Batesburg-LeesvilleStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
GRP Wegman; Census; Truist; Sunstate; Bank of America; Parker Poe
Note:
Project cost is $2.7 million, with an estimated $16 million in 20-year savings/revenue enhancements. Financing to be pursued via tax-exempt lease purchase (TELP) with private sector banks. A dedicated local project manager (Lance Hins) will oversee installation. Inferred: Future opportunities for rate consulting services to potentially differentiate commercial and residential water rates and for future meter replacement programs starting around year 14-15 of the system's life. The new system will allow for better demand management by citizens and leak detection.
Permitted redevelopment of 1016 William Hilton Parkway into an outpatient emergency care, urgent care, and imaging center. Facility will operate 24/7, provide 10-12 exam rooms, imaging (CT, X-ray, ultrasound), and lab services.
Agency:
Town of Hilton Head IslandStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Beaufort Memorial Hospital, Moore & Van Allen PLLC (legal counsel)
Note:
Project is referenced across multiple administrative actions (DPR-001523-2024), zoning interpretations, and correspondence; Town staff have confirmed compliant zoning; Strong likelihood for external contractors for construction, specialized medical equipment, medical IT systems, facility security, janitorial, and landscaping. Project involves redevelopment rather than new greenfield build (Inferred: Will require both design and tenant improvement services). Facility is positioned as an innovative medical solution for community, aligning with expected population health goals. Significant opportunity for healthcare suppliers, construction management, facility engineering, medical equipment vendors, IT and telehealth consulting, security and cleaning services.
Spartanburg County
Showing 2 of 2 projects
Design and construction of a new Town Hall building, including site development, landscaping, parking lot, security and AV, and associated civically-oriented features.
Agency:
Town of ReidvilleStatus:
Service type:
Public Works
Associated Companies:
Marsh Bell, DP3 Architects, Davis & Floyd
Note:
Explicit discussion and approval of Marsh Bell proposal (RFP 7304RR2025), with contract to be finalized. Stakeholder workshop held, design/civic elements defined, and budgeting discussed with a target of $1M–$1.2M (excl. furnishings/security). Project management structure, permitting/inspection process, and performance bond requirement established, suggesting near-term bid and subcontract opportunities. DP3 and Davis & Floyd are involved with site and architectural engineering. Inferred: Ancillary bids for landscaping, AV/Security, and local artist engagement may follow as indicated by discussion.
Award and ratification of RFP 7304RR2025 proposal, including workshop with Marsh Bell and other submitting companies for future contract finalization and project execution.
Agency:
Town of ReidvilleStatus:
Service type:
Capital Projects
Associated Companies:
Marsh Bell, NA (other submitting companies not named)
Note:
Explicit action to accept Marsh Bell’s RFP response and organize workshop signals impending contract award. Subcontracting opportunities likely as Marsh Bell assembles project team, with touchpoints for construction trades, architects, inspection services, and suppliers. Inferred: Additional opportunities exist for firms on Marsh Bell sub's list or those providing specialty construction services.
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