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Local · SC
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Lexington County
Plain-English summaryThe buyer is seeking a consultant to perform a comprehensive housing study and assessment. The solicitation for this project will be available starting August 28, 2026.
Local · SC
8 days left
Lexington County · Due Thu, Oct 8 at 3:00 PM (in 8 days)
What the buyer wants, where the work is and what you need to bid, in plain English.
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Local · SC
16 days left
Lexington County · Due Fri, Oct 16 at 2:00 PM
What the buyer wants, where the work is and what you need to bid, in plain English.
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How to register to bid in South Carolina
- Where to register
- SCEIS Vendor Registration Portal (moving to SCPro, November 2026)
- Cost to register
- Free (no registration fee stated by the Division of Procurement Services)
- Where South Carolina posts bids
- scbo.sc.gov
- Check the Division of Procurement Services registration page (procurement.sc.gov/doing-biz/registration) first. It will point to SCPro once SCPro goes live.
- New vendors: open the SCEIS New Vendor Registration link and complete the form.
- Already registered? Use the update link instead of creating a new record. Use the SCEIS Vendor Search to check whether your company already has one.
- Allow up to 30 days for processing, and register well before any bid you want to submit.
- Find bids in the SCBO online edition, then follow each ad's link to the agency or Central Purchasing solicitation for documents and submission instructions.
What to have ready
- Business legal name and tax ID (FEIN or SSN). The Procurement Services page doesn't list the exact fields, so have your W-9 details on hand.
- A primary company contact, email address and office phone number
- Full mailing address
- The commodity codes you want notices for. SCPro will email suppliers registered under the same commodity code used on a solicitation. The code set isn't stated in the FAQ.
Read the full South Carolina registration guide →
Federal bids in South Carolina also need an active SAM.gov registration. How to register in SAM.gov
Common questions
How many open bids does Lexington County have?
Lexington County has 3 open bids on FindMyBids right now. We check for new ones every morning.
How do I bid on Lexington County contracts?
Most South Carolina public buyers require vendor registration first (SCEIS Vendor Registration Portal (moving to SCPro, November 2026)). Then follow the submission instructions in each bid.
