Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for South Carolina Department of Revenue.
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Oct 27, 2026
Nov 9, 2026
Seeking information related to any software or other services related to implementing reasonable safeguards to prevent fraud and abuse related to the federal Education Freedom Tax Credit.
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City
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Columbia
County
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Richland
Address
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300 A Outlet Pointe Blvd
Phone Number
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(803) 898-5444
Zip Code
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29210
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This Purchase Order (4601043073), issued on November 7, 2024, by the SC Department of Revenue to CROSSFUZE, procures various ServiceNow IT services and learning credits. The services, including IT Service Management Professional, Business Stakeholder User, FedRAMP Premium, IT Operations Management Visibility, and Learning Credits, are effective from October 31, 2024, to October 30, 2025. The total value of this purchase order is $347,646.52 USD.
This Statement of Work details a professional services engagement between Inergex LLC dba Crossfuze and the State of South Carolina - Department of Revenue. The project aims to replace iSupport with ServiceNow for IT Service Management. Services will be delivered on a Time and Materials basis, with an estimated total cost of $448,545. The SOW outlines the project scope, methodology, deliverables, and responsibilities, and includes standard business terms and conditions. The estimated duration for the services is approximately 25 weeks.
This Master Service(s) Agreement outlines the provision of Granicus's GovQA Exchange Platform services, specifically the ADFS/Single Sign-on Module, to the South Carolina Department of Revenue. The agreement, effective December 15, 2023, details service delivery, customer responsibilities, service levels, warranties, and termination clauses. It includes extensive security and privacy standards that Granicus must adhere to. The financial terms specify a $0.00 one-time setup fee and an annual subscription fee of $3,600.00. The contract has an initial one-year term and automatically renews annually.
Board meetings and strategic plans from South Carolina Department of Revenue
This Annual Accountability Report for the South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR) outlines the agency's role in funding the state through tax collections and details its strategic direction. The plan is structured around four main goals: increasing tax and regulatory compliance, ensuring a secure environment, providing a customer-centric experience, and engaging and empowering employees. The SCDOR's mission is to administer revenue and regulatory laws with integrity, effectiveness, and fairness, while its vision is to be an innovative and trustworthy service partner for all stakeholders. The report provides results for FY2025 and discusses development for FY2026, emphasizing efforts to educate taxpayers, simplify compliance, enhance security, improve customer service, and foster employee engagement and retention.
This Accountability Report for the South Carolina Department of Revenue details its strategic direction and operational performance for the fiscal year 2019-2020. The agency's mission is to administer state revenue and regulatory laws with integrity, effectiveness, and fairness, ensuring taxpayer information security. Its vision is to be an innovative and trustworthy service partner for all stakeholders, with a core purpose of funding a better state. The strategic plan, founded in 2020, is built upon four key goals: increasing tax and regulatory compliance, ensuring a secure environment, providing a customer-centric experience, and engaging and empowering employees. These efforts aim to enhance voluntary compliance, protect taxpayer data, improve service delivery, and foster a highly engaged and effective workforce.
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This Accountability Report outlines the strategic direction of the South Carolina Department of Revenue, focusing on its mission to administer revenue and regulatory laws with integrity, effectiveness, and fairness, while ensuring taxpayer information security. The plan is built upon four fundamental goals: fair administration and enforcement of laws, leveraging state-of-the-art technology for taxpayer security, delivering positive customer service, and fostering a competent, productive, and diverse workforce. The vision is to be an innovative and trustworthy service partner for all stakeholders, contributing to a better state through efficient tax compliance and revenue collection.
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