Local Spend Analysis Document - South Carolina eProcurement Solution

This attachment to the South Carolina eProcurement Solution contract opportunity documents comprehensive local spending data across state and local government entities within South Carolina. The file details expenditures aggregated by local entity, providing a breakdown of total sales by recipient organization across multiple South Carolina counties, cities, and regional authorities. The data encompasses spending across two primary categories: Information Technology services totaling $26,457,430.01 and Goods & Services totaling $74,360,282.41, for a combined local spend total of $100,817,712.42. The top spending recipients include Longs Drugs ($13,356,584.25), Charleston County ($4,333,051.27), City of Charleston ($4,117,090.85), City of Columbia ($2,370,121.94), and Horry County ($2,328,805.33). The spreadsheet identifies hundreds of recipient organizations ranging from county governments and municipal agencies to specialized service providers and educational institutions throughout the state.

The local spending summary reflects procurement activity demonstrating significant economic impact within South Carolina communities. Among the top ten customers, major recipients include information technology vendors (specifically an unnamed Information Technology category vendor receiving $14,353,011.72) and government service recipients such as Berkeley County ($642,672.56), Charleston County Controller ($1,136,226.00), and various municipal departments. The data indicates both recurring service contracts and goods procurement across law enforcement, public works, utilities, transportation, mental health services, and facility maintenance throughout South Carolina's political subdivisions. This spending analysis serves as documentation of the eProcurement solution's local economic benefit and vendor participation across the state's diverse municipalities and regional authorities.