South Carolina county bids and RFPs
South Carolina has 46 counties. 21 use an online bid platform; the most common are OpenGov Procurement (6), BidNet Direct (6), County-run bid portals (3). 25 post bids only on their own website, in the newspaper or in County Council agendas.
All 46 counties
- Abbeville CountyNo online platform
- Aiken CountyNo online platform
- Allendale CountyNo online platform
- Anderson CountyNo online platform
- Bamberg CountyNo online platform
- Barnwell CountyNo online platform
- Beaufort CountyOpenGov Procurement
- Berkeley CountyOwn portal, no vendor named
- Calhoun CountyBidNet Direct
- Charleston CountyBonfire
- Cherokee CountyNo online platform
- Chester CountyNo online platform
- Chesterfield CountyNo online platform
- Clarendon CountyBonfire
- Colleton CountyNo online platform
- Darlington CountyBidNet Direct
- Dillon CountyNo online platform
- Dorchester CountyOpenGov Procurement
- Edgefield CountyNo online platform
- Fairfield CountyNo online platform
- Florence CountyBidNet Direct
- Georgetown CountyBidNet Direct
- Greenville CountyOpenGov Procurement
- Greenwood CountyOpenGov Procurement
- Hampton CountyNo online platform
- Horry CountyBidNet Direct
- Jasper CountyVendor Registry
- Kershaw CountyNo online platform
- Lancaster CountyOpenGov Procurement
- Laurens CountyNo online platform
- Lee CountyNo online platform
- Lexington CountyIon Wave
- Marion CountyNo online platform
- Marlboro CountyNo online platform
- McCormick CountyNo online platform
- Newberry CountyNo online platform
- Oconee CountyBonfire
- Orangeburg CountyBidNet Direct
- Pickens CountyOwn portal, no vendor named
- Richland CountyOpenGov Procurement
- Saluda CountyNo online platform
- Spartanburg CountyOwn portal, no vendor named
- Sumter CountyNo online platform
- Union CountyNo online platform
- Williamsburg CountyNo online platform
- York CountyGetAll
South Carolina county bidding questions
How do South Carolina counties post bids?
South Carolina has 46 counties. 21 use an online bid platform; the most common are OpenGov Procurement (6), BidNet Direct (6), County-run bid portals (3). 25 post bids only on their own website, in the newspaper or in County Council agendas.
Where do South Carolina counties announce purchases early?
In County Council meeting agendas and minutes, which often approve advertising a bid before it is posted.