The University’s football team requires a communication system that allow the coaches to communicate during a game with one another and players through a headset. This equipment is to augment a pre-existing system currently owned and utilized by South Carolina State University.  Because the technology is proprietary, we cannot integrate other products with our current system.  Also, no one else can sell the CoachComm system.

Pediatric Specialty offers treatment services not available in the State of South Carolina designed to rehabilitate the youth to a level of care that allows for the achievement of some independence. It is imperative that the youth complete the treatment program in order to obtain stability and progress towards placement in the appropriate level of care with the acceptable level of medical support.

SCDSS is continuing to pursue a permanency plan of adoption for this sibling group. The adoptive resource is an out of state relative caregiver. The placement began as a 6-month supervised foster to adoptive placement with the continued long-term goal of moving towards adoption. Therapeutic services will be needed for these youths to transition into the placement.

Coastal Carolina University operates an existing campus-wide Siemens Apogee/Desigo building automation system that provides centralized monitoring, control, alarming, scheduling, trending, and energy management for University facilities. The new Health and Human Performance Building must be incorporated into this existing environment to allow Facilities Management to operate and monitor the building through the University's established Siemens platform. The project requires controls for two boilers and associated pumps, variable-frequency-drive-controlled hot-water and chilled-water pumps, the chilled-water injector loop, 107 variable-air-volume boxes, three air-handling units, four exhaust fans, and three chilled-water fan coil units, together with startup, testing, commissioning, balancing, field devices, and Siemens Desigo point licensing. A separate or non-compatible building automation system would create a standalone operating platform requiring separate software, licensing, training, maintenance, alarming, and support, resulting in operational inefficiencies and reduced campuswide system functionality.

The South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED) hereby provides notice, pursuant to the authority of SC Code 11-35-1560 and SC Regulation 19-445-2105, that it intends to award without competition a sole source contract to Agilent Technologies Inc. for a service and support agreement for Agilent GCMS 5975 Diffusion System, GCMS 5975 Turbo System, GCMS 5977 Diffusion System, GCMS 5977 Turbo System, Intuvo 9000 GC System Enhanced, LCMS Triple Quad System, 6465A Triple Quadrupole LC/MS System, 6430 QQQ System, 6470 QQQ LC/MS System, 6475 QQQ System, and 6545/6546 LC/QTOF System instruments that are used in SLED's Forensic Services Laboratory. Agilent Technologies Inc. is the manufacturer and sole source for factory-authorized maintenance and support to their proprietary instruments.

In accordance with the Sole Source section 11-35-1560 listed in the South Carolina Consolidated Procurement, the College of Charleston is announcing the intent to procure a VeriScan Cloud Licensing from IDScan.Net for a reoccurring purchase via solicitation # 27-31-GM-SS-T5.  To view the justification, click on the link provided below.

OCtech intends to purchase a KUKA Robot with accessories for classroom and lab training.

The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC), Department of Education Innovation & Student Life, in accordance with Section 11-35-1560(A) of the South Carolina Consolidated Procurement Code, intends to award a sole-source contract to Modern Campus, Inc. for a two-year renewal of the Modern Campus Continuing Education software, covering the remainder of the current contract term.

The Modern Campus Extended Education platform is a mission-critical enterprise solution that enables MUSC to manage, market, deliver, and track non-credit and continuing education programs across multiple colleges and departments through a unified OneMUSC learner experience. The platform provides advanced real-time analytics, including integrated labor market intelligence and job-demand data mapped to specific CIP (Classification of Instructional Programs) codes. This capability allows MUSC to align educational offerings with workforce needs and make data-driven decisions regarding program development, enrollment strategies, and market demand.
Modern Campus is uniquely positioned to meet MUSC's operational requirements because it is the only continuing education management platform identified that combines enterprise-wide administration with decentralized departmental control. While maintaining a consistent, branded storefront experience for learners under the OneMUSC umbrella, the platform allows individual colleges, departments, and units to independently manage their courses, registrations, reporting, and operations on the back end. Maintaining a seamless and uniform user experience across all colleges and organizational units is essential to MUSC's strategic goals, institutional branding, and learner engagement efforts. Furthermore, Modern Campus Extended Education is the only non-credit and continuing education registration platform identified that provides all six of the following critical features within a single integrated solution.  Replacing the Modern Campus platform would significantly disrupt current operations, require retraining administrative staff across multiple colleges and departments, necessitate redevelopment of workflows and integrations, risk losing historical reporting data, and create a fragmented learner experience. For these reasons, Modern Campus is the only source capable of providing the required functionality, operational continuity, and enterprise-wide user experience needed to support MUSC's continuing education mission.

This notice of intent is not a request for competitive proposals. Any responsible sources who wish to identify their interest and capability to provide these services must notify the Procurement Officer at singlewa@musc.edu no later than October 22, 2026 (12:00 a.m. EST). Telephone responses will not be accepted. Upon receipt of the interested parties' notification, the Procurement Officer will determine whether to conduct a competitive procurement or proceed with sole source negotiations.

PROTESTS (MAY 2019)
If you are aggrieved in connection with the solicitation or award of the contract, you may be entitled to protest, but only
as provided in Section 11-35-4210. To protest a solicitation, you must submit a protest within fifteen days of the date
the applicable solicitation document is issued. To protest an award, you must (i) submit notice of your intent to protest
within five business days of the date the award notice is posted, and (ii) submit your actual protest within fifteen days of
the date the award notice is posted. Days are calculated as provided in Section 11-35-310(13). Both protests and notices
of intent to protest must be in writing and must be received by the appropriate Chief Procurement Officer within the
time provided. See clause entitled “Protest-CPO”. The grounds of the protest and the relief requested must be set forth
with enough particularity to give notice of the issues to be decided. [02-2A085-2]

Richland School District Two requires continuation of an integrated student success solution that supports the District's academic, behavioral, student Life Skills, MTSS, intervention, progress-monitoring, reporting, and graduation-readiness needs within a centralized environment. The solution also provides continuity between the District's broader student-success environment and graduation-readiness information available through Palmetto Pathways in partnership with the SC Department of Education's Palmetto Pathways. 

SC Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities is issuing an INTENT TO SOLE SOURCE with Johnstone supplies for HVAC supplies for all inpatient and staff areas, Bryan, Morris Village and CMT Campus.  Due to the age of the equipment, parts are very difficult to locate.  Johnstone supply specializes in the older/out of date OEM parts needed to maintain our older equipment/systems.  Johstone supply is the areas only warren heat dealer, with need stock inventory for all the heat for the Bryans and Morris Village Campus.

It is the intent of Greenwood School District 50 to issue a Sole Source Procurement to Trustifi for their advanced email security solution Trustifi Core. Please see link for specifications.

This procurement is for the continuation of inmate telephone services provided by Securus Technologies, the agency's current phone system provider.  The system enables youth in SCDJJ custody to communicate with approved authorized contacts.  Continued services are necessary to ensure uninterrupted communications while the agency completes a competitive procurement and implementation of a replacement telephone system. 

Tri-County Technical College is purchasing five (5) “MEC-200 Complete Mechanical Training Systems” for our Anderson Campus Mechatronics Lab. The Notice of Intent is posted at the following website: https://www.tctc.edu/about-us/accountability/purchasing/solicitation-postings/  

Maintenance, repair, parts, software, programming, troubleshooting, upgrades, design, additions/expansions, and fabrication/welding. All must meet the USDA Grade A Food Plant and DHEC Regulations. Homogenizing and Pasteurization HTST (HighTempShortTime) System for the Wateree Dairy Farm. System is proprietary built specifically for SCDC

Continuation of existing Data Disaster Recovery Services (DRS), which are critical to meeting the business continuity needs of Trident Technical College.

In accordance with §11-35-1560(A) of the South Carolina Consolidated Procurement Code, it is the intent of the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) to award without competition a sole source contract in accordance with Regulation 19-445.2105(B)(5) to Metabolon, Inc. in support of a research study investigating metabolomic markers associated with pre-eclampsia in women with Type 1 diabetes.

Purpose and Objectives: The Medical University of South Carolina seeks to procure specialized metabolomic analysis services from Metabolon, Inc. in support of a research study investigating metabolomic markers associated with pre-eclampsia in women with Type 1 diabetes. The objective of the study is to identify predictive biomarkers and better understand the disease mechanisms underlying pre-eclampsia, a serious pregnancy complication affecting approximately twenty percent of women with Type 1 diabetes. The project requires untargeted metabolomic analysis of 177 plasma samples collected longitudinally throughout pregnancy.

Sole Source Justification: Metabolon, Inc. is the only known vendor capable of providing the specific combination of proprietary metabolomic technologies, reference databases, analytical workflows, and biological interpretation services required for this research project. 

Metabolon maintains a proprietary biochemical reference library containing more than 5,400 authenticated metabolites across over 70 metabolic pathways, including approximately 2,000 metabolites identified in human plasma. The vendor's chemocentric methodology cross-references raw analytical data against authenticated physical standards using proprietary retention time, accurate mass, and fragmentation pattern matching, enabling highly accurate metabolite identification and separation of biological signals from analytical noise. 

The specific combination of authenticated metabolite coverage, proprietary reference standards, patent-protected methodologies, unnamed compound identification, and expert biological interpretation cannot be obtained from another source without materially changing the scope and expected outcomes of the research project. Substitution with another vendor would likely result in different analytical coverage, reduced comparability of results, loss of access to Metabolon's proprietary metabolite library and interpretive tools, and increased risk of failing to identify biomarkers and disease mechanisms that are central to the study objectives.

QUESTIONS/ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Shall be addressed to the email address of the Procurement Officer indicated below.

PROTESTS (MAY 2019): If you are aggrieved in connection with the intended award of this contract, you may be entitled to protest, but only as provided in §11-35-4210. To protest an intended award of a contract pursuant to §11-35-1560, you shall (i) notify the chief procurement officer in writing of your intent to protest within five (5) business days of the date this intent to award is posted, and (ii) if the appropriate chief procurement officer has been timely notified of your intent to protest, you may submit your actual protest within fifteen days of the date this notice of intent to award is posted. Days are calculated as provided in §11-35-310(13). Both protests and notices of intent to protest must be in writing and must be received by the appropriate Chief Procurement Officer within the time provided. The grounds of the protest and the relief requested must be set forth with enough particularity to give notice of the issues to be decided. 

Any protest or notice of intent to protest must be addressed to the Chief Procurement Officer, Materials Management Office, and submitted in writing (a) by email to: protest-mmo@mmo.sc.gov or (b) by post or delivery to: 1201 Main Street, Suite 600, Columbia, SC 29201

 This notice of intent is not a request for competitive proposals. Any responsible sources who wish to identify their interest and capability to provide these services must notify this Contracting Specialist at gileno@musc.eduprior to the contact deadline:  October 19, 2026, at 12:00 AM EST. Telephone responses will not be accepted. Upon receipt of the interested parties’ notification, the Contracting Officer will determine whether to conduct a competitive procurement or proceed with sole source negotiations.

SCDSS is required to ensure that youth in foster care are placed into settings that can be safely meet their needs. Presently, SCDSS does not have an adequate pool of foster care providers who can meet the needs of older youth with high levels of emotional, behavioral, developmental or medical challenges. This lack of specialized foster families has resulted in youth with these needs living in temporary placements that can not meet their needs on a long term basis. SCDSS is procuring the services of South Carolina Youth Advocate Program to provide seven Professional Foster Parent beds to meet the high level of needs of this special population.

SCDSS is procuring the services of Family Choice Center to provide group care services to high acuity youth using a small group home model. This will provide more intensive supervision and support than traditional group care. The program will serve youth who are experiencing or are at risk for extreme placement instability.

SCDNR is posting this Request for Information as notice that we are going to use Davey Resource Group as a Sole Source to procure  $340,560.67QuickReef® Defender Reef and Shoreline Habitat Units as oyster substrate for large-scale oyster restoration projects located on Marine Corp Recruit Depot Parris Island

The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is providing public notice of the intent to award a sole source contract to Three Sigma dba Voyatek for continued Maintenance and Operations for South Carolina’s WIC MIS “SCWIC” system. 

Renewal of Ellucian Banner Annual License Fee for their Insights product.

Procurement of therapeutic services & supervision to transition youth into the adoptive placement with the kinship caregiver.

Emergency contract for individual supervision by group care staff for high acuity youth at Coastal Autism Academy group home

Axiom Add-on Consulting Professional Services