1,109 active bids · updated every 24 hours
South Carolina construction bids,
updated every 24 hours.
Every active public construction bid in South Carolina — aggregated from SAM.gov, BidNet Direct, Public Purchase, BidLocker, Bonfire, the South Carolina state DOT, and dozens of city/county/special-district sources. Free to browse the dashboard. Daily 7am email digest from $19.99/mo.
Top South Carolina buyers we track
Top agencies
- South Carolina Purchasing Group (BidNet Direct)
- Coastal Carolina University
- City of Columbia
- Procurement (Charleston County School District)
- Lexington County
- PARKS ADMINISTRATION (Greenville County)
- Public Works (County of Dorchester, SC)
- Public Works Department (Richland County)
Top cities
- North Charleston
- Saint George
- Greenville
- Columbia
- LANCASTER
- Rock Hill
Recently posted South Carolina bids
- Indian Land Fire Station 3 Construction Project
South Carolina Purchasing Group (BidNet Direct) · closes Oct 1, 2026
- Provide and Deliver Commercial Grade Kelsan Cleaning Equipment
Coastal Carolina University · closes Sep 21, 2026
- Sidewalk Repair
PARKS ADMINISTRATION (Greenville County) · Greenville · closes Oct 2, 2026
- Used Tire Collection and Recycling Services
Public Works (County of Dorchester, SC) · Saint George · closes Sep 24, 2026
- Palmerston North Detention Pond Retrofit – Civil Engineering Services
Public Works Department (Richland County) · Columbia · closes Oct 6, 2026
- Vista Greenway Spur Design Services
City of Columbia · closes Sep 25, 2026
- Wastewater Mainline and Service Line
City of Columbia · closes Oct 8, 2026
- Statewide Readiness Center Stand-By Emergency Generators - Moncks Corner
South Carolina Purchasing Group (BidNet Direct) · closes Sep 22, 2026
- DATAWORKS SOLE SOURCE JUSTIFICATION
South Carolina Purchasing Group (BidNet Direct) · closes Sep 21, 2026
- PURCHASE AND INSTALLATION OF DOUBLE-SIDED FULL-COLOR DIGITAL LED MESSAGE SIGN
South Carolina Purchasing Group (BidNet Direct) · closes Sep 10, 2026
FAQ
How do I find public construction bids in South Carolina?
Public South Carolina construction bids are posted across federal SAM.gov, the South Carolina state DOT, and dozens of city/county/special-district portals. BidRanger aggregates all of them into one place — 1,109 are open right now — free to browse, with an optional daily 7am email digest filtered to your states, categories, and keywords.
How many active construction bids are there in South Carolina right now?
1,109 as of the last update (every 24 hours). That includes solicitations from federal sources (SAM.gov), the South Carolina state DOT, BidNet Direct's South Carolina consortium, Public Purchase tenants, BidLocker, Bonfire, and city/county portals.
Is BidRanger free for South Carolina bids?
The dashboard at /bids is free for anyone to browse — no account or signup needed. The paid feature is the daily 7am email digest, which costs $19.99/mo for just South Carolina (Solo plan) or $49.99/mo for all 48 states we cover (All-Access).
What types of South Carolina construction projects are tracked?
All public-sector solicitations: roads, bridges, utilities, water/wastewater, building construction, renovations, paving, demolition, electrical, mechanical, structural, environmental remediation. Trade classification runs for Wyoming plus every state with an active subscriber. Bids in other states are collected and searchable but show "Pending" for trade and project type until a subscriber for that state appears, at which point classification starts automatically. Where it has run you can filter to just the work you actually do.
How does this compare to ConstructConnect or Dodge for South Carolina?
Both ConstructConnect and Dodge cost $1,000+/month and are aimed at mid-to-large GCs. BidRanger covers the same public-bid sources for South Carolina (and the other 47 states we track) at a fraction of the price, with no sales call, no annual contract, and a 30-day refund.
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