Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for North Carolina Education Lottery.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Raleigh
County
The county where this buyer is located.
Wake
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
2728 Capital Blvd #144
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(877) 962-7529
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
27604
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Startup Friendliness
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Board meetings and strategic plans from North Carolina Education Lottery
The Commission reviewed the FY2027 product development plan, focusing on strategies for returns growth, scratch-off and draw game trends, and digital game initiatives. The FY27 brand management and communications plan was discussed, covering advertising, sponsorship, and stakeholder engagement. Additionally, the Commission reviewed the proposed FY27 operating budget, including sales, salary, and administrative expense breakdowns. The Commission also formally approved the Broadcom VMware renewal.
The commission reviewed an external security audit, received updates on product development, brand management, and sales performance. Financial and audit reports were presented, including FY2026 preliminary results and the approval of the FY2027 budget. Additionally, the commission approved recommendations from a compensation study, updated contracting and bidding dispute policies, adopted new bylaws, and addressed regulatory gaming updates, including the designation of a vendor for a new licensing and regulatory platform. Staff were also authorized to negotiate an agreement for the purchase of building furniture.
The meeting commenced with mandatory ethics announcements and remote meeting compliance disclosures. Key discussions included an annual update on the NC Problem Gambling Program, detailing helpline data, program metrics, and the funding source (solely the Lottery, as Tribal Casinos are exempt). The Revenue Generating Committee reported on standard updates and one action item. The Product Development update covered Digital Instants, instant win games, scratch-offs, and Powerball figures. Brand Management presented updates on various campaigns and received approval for an action item to expand the Digital Menu Boards program by 500 units. The Sales update detailed the recent annual Sales workshop, which focused on achieving $4 billion in retail sales. The Finance Report covered FY2025 financial results and preliminary FY2026 sales through August. The Internal Audit provided a report on regional offices and agency policies. Human Resources reported on headcount, new hires, succession planning, and an upcoming compensation study. The Commission approved the FY 2026 Corporate Incentive Plan proposal. The Regulated Gaming Committee presented updates, including the introduction of the new Director of Licensing and Compliance, and approved the Designation of Hearing Officers action item. A legislative update confirmed the Lottery was part of a standard, state-funded performance audit.
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