PDSFM Waste Management Services - Invitation For Bid
Aug 10, 2026
Closes
Sep 4, 2026
Provide waste container rental and waste hauling services.
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Aug 10, 2026
Closes
Sep 4, 2026
Provide waste container rental and waste hauling services.
Aug 10, 2026
Closes
Sep 4, 2026
This Invitation for Bid (IFB) is for waste container rental and waste hauling services for the Pee Dee State Farmers Market (PDSFM).
Jul 31, 2026
Closes
Aug 28, 2026
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Columbia
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Richland
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1200 Senate St
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(803) 734-2210
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29201
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Board meetings and strategic plans from South Carolina Department of Agriculture
The Agriculture Commission reviewed several agency and commodity board updates, including legislative budget requests for bridge programs and agribusiness funds. Discussions covered drought response initiatives, marketing campaigns for beef, and research proposals for cotton, peanut, corn, and soybean boards. A significant portion of the meeting addressed the potential reorganization of the SC Pork Board, including a proposal to move toward an association structure and initiate a referendum to pause their marketing order. The Commission also evaluated a financial request from the Corn Board regarding the management of external accounts for investment purposes.
The meeting included reports on the South Carolina Department of Agriculture's progress, such as the Helene Block Grant status, the new school cafeteria program, and plans for the upcoming Tri-State Ag Expo. Discussions covered the ongoing request regarding historical unpaid interest for the Soybean Board, the extension of the assessment pause for watermelon first purchasers, and the transition of all commodity board accounts to interest-bearing status. The Commission also reviewed the outcome of the Corn Board nominee vote, signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Corn and Soybean Boards, and addressed ongoing negotiations regarding Department overhead expenses. Additionally, the Commission received updates from the Tobacco and Corn Boards and formally approved numerous appointments to various commodity boards. An executive session was conducted to address a specific board request, and future meeting planning was discussed.
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The meeting covered several guest reports, including updates from the South Carolina Department of Agriculture on the Helene Disaster Grant and agricultural infrastructure support, and from the South Carolina Farm Bureau regarding upcoming meetings. Commissioner Hugh Weathers provided a Washington report, detailing attention from Senator Lindsey Graham's office and an investigation into meat packers, along with plans for an agricultural stabilization bill to mitigate economic cycles. Progress on soybean logistics following the ADM closure was also discussed. Old business included the approval of previous minutes, updates on the Soybean Board MOU with SCDA and the Corn Board, and correspondence to the legislature regarding unpaid interest on the SC Soybean Board funds. The commission reviewed the results of a referendum to pause watermelon assessments, which passed, with a revote scheduled for January 2026. Under new business, discussions addressed complaints regarding the Springfield Stockyard, referencing USDA indemnity bonds for recourse during the government shutdown. A vote on the Commodity Board Appointments for the South Carolina Pork Board was tabled pending legal counsel determination regarding a nominee's outstanding USDA debt. The next four meeting dates for 2026 were set, and departing member Ben Gramling was recognized for his service.
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