- The state of South Carolina, specifically Richland County, has issued an Intent to Sole Source procurement for AASHTO (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials) products and services. This unique procurement approach bypasses traditional competitive bidding processes and seeks to directly award a contract based on the specialized nature of AASHTO resources. The procurement focuses on obtaining critical transportation infrastructure standards, guidelines, and technical...
- The state of South Carolina, specifically Richland County, is pursuing a sole source procurement with the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO), as documented in the attached justification file. This procurement appears to be a direct acquisition of AASHTO products or services without competitive bidding, indicating a specialized need within state transportation infrastructure. The solicitation was posted on November 18, 2025, with a response deadline of...
- Richland County and the State of South Carolina are pursuing a sole source procurement for Software AG software solutions, specifically targeting specialized technological products and services. The procurement is uniquely structured as a non-competitive acquisition, indicating that Software AG has been determined to be the sole practicable vendor for meeting the state's technical requirements. The contract opportunity focuses on acquiring software licensing, support, and integration services...
- The State of South Carolina, specifically Richland County, is pursuing a sole source procurement for Bentley Systems software and services, focusing on infrastructure and engineering project management solutions. This non-competitive procurement seeks comprehensive software licensing, implementation, and support services unique to Bentley Systems' technological capabilities. The contract will provide the state with specialized software solutions that cannot be adequately replicated by...
- The South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT) is pursuing a sole source procurement from Iteris, Inc. for its Performance Measurement System (ClearGuide), MAP-21 Application, HERE SDK and API, and associated software maintenance and support services. The procurement is specifically for a 36-month contract period spanning from September 2023 through June 2026, targeting critical traffic management and analytics capabilities. The system will integrate with existing Traffic Management...
- Richland County, South Carolina is pursuing a sole source procurement for Hexagon products and services through a non-competitive contract award. The procurement appears focused on specialized technology solutions that have unique technical requirements and compatibility with existing state systems and infrastructure. The contract opportunity, posted on November 18, 2025, has a proposal due date of December 19, 2023, indicating an expedited procurement timeline. The sole source justification...
- The State of South Carolina, specifically Richland County, has issued an Intent to Sole Source procurement designated as TU 521, which represents a non-competitive procurement process targeting a single vendor for specific goods or services. The procurement notice was officially posted on November 18, 2025, with a response deadline of September 27, 2023, indicating a targeted procurement timeline. While the specific details of the goods or services are not comprehensively outlined in the...
- The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources has issued a Sole Source Procurement Solicitation (RFI SS 5400028648) for SmartCop software maintenance and services, specifically targeting the continued support of its existing Records Management System (RMS) for natural resource law enforcement operations. The procurement covers annual maintenance and upgrades for a comprehensive software solution that includes e-ticketing, e-reporting, diagramming software, and field-based reporting...
- The State of South Carolina, specifically Richland County, is conducting a Pathway Services Sole Source procurement for specialized pathway-related services. This sole source contract opportunity seeks a vendor to provide comprehensive pathway services through a competitive or negotiated process. The procurement establishes a detailed framework for service delivery, outlining specific performance standards and operational expectations for the selected contractor. The scope of work requires the...
- The state of South Carolina, specifically Richland County, has issued a Microsoft Sole Source procurement opportunity with a posting date of November 18, 2025, and a due date of February 16, 2024. This sole source contract appears to be directly focused on Microsoft-related products, services, or technology solutions for the county government. While specific details about the precise scope of goods or services are limited in the provided documentation, the sole source designation suggests a...
The State of South Carolina, specifically Richland County, is conducting a sole source procurement for AASHTOware software services, a specialized transportation project management and financial tracking system. This procurement represents a unique acquisition that does not involve competitive bidding due to the proprietary nature of the software. The contract aims to maintain continuity of the state's transportation department operations by securing AASHTOware's unique technological solution. The procurement document, posted on November 18, 2025, has a proposal due date of July 11, 2023, indicating a relatively short response window for potential engagement. The sole source justification suggests that AASHTOware is the only available solution capable of meeting the state's specific transportation management requirements, with no alternative vendors capable of providing equivalent functionality. While the document does not explicitly detail set-aside designations or specific vendor restrictions, the sole source nature of the procurement inherently limits competitive participation. The contract appears focused exclusively on AASHTOware as the sole vendor, which precludes typical competitive procurement processes. No specific incumbent vendors are mentioned beyond AASHTOware itself, and the procurement seems centered on maintaining existing technological infrastructure within the state's transportation management systems. The document does not provide explicit details about award values or specific budget ranges, though sole source contracts typically involve precise pricing negotiations directly with the vendor. The procurement represents a strategic technology acquisition aimed at ensuring uninterrupted and specialized transportation project management capabilities for Richland County and the broader South Carolina transportation infrastructure.
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AASHTOware.pdf | 70KB | 11/18/25 |