The Department of Administration provides a variety of secure, reliable and cost-effective information technology (IT) shared services and infrastructure that ultimately empower agencies to deliver more responsive services to the citizens of South Carolina.
IT Shared Services offered include Workplace Services, Network Services, Hosting Services, Enterprise Storage Services and a host of Admin-brokered services.
Admin’s Service Desk provides a single point of contact for reporting and facilitating all IT-related service requests, issues and outages. Service Desk representatives are ready to serve 24 hours-a-day, seven days-a-week, 365 days-a-year and may be reached via email or phone call.
To submit a service request or to report an incident or outage, please contact the Service Desk:
The South Carolina Statewide 800 MHz Radio and Mobile Data System, known commonly as Palmetto 800, is South Carolina’s statewide public safety radio system, designed to provide reliable and interoperable communications for first responders and public safety agencies across the state.
Admin's Division of Information Security (DIS) oversees cyber incident response under the South Carolina Statewide Information Security Program in partnership with the affected agencies. DIS determines the level of engagement and direct oversight to be most prudent for an incident. The end goal is always the same: a collaborative and well-coordinated defense of the state, its interests and its citizens.
To Report Suspicious Cyber Activity:
Admin's Division of Information Security (DIS) is responsible for a variety of statewide policies, standards, programs and services related to information security and cybersecurity.
The Enterprise Privacy Office (EPO), which is part of the General Counsel, is responsible for advising state agencies on managing personal information, as well as establishing, assessing and enhancing privacy protection policy, training and compliance measures.
Admin's Office of Technology and Information Services (OTIS) oversees the state’s federated model for implementing, enhancing and protecting information technology (IT) resources and the utilization of IT shared services across agencies. This centralized focus ensures governance and oversight while requiring agencies to implement standardized technologies and information security policies and guidelines.
Note: This program is only available to eligible law enforcement agencies.
Surplus Property disposes of select property through public auctions, Government Services Administration (GSA) auctions and sealed bids. Click on the below links to view all currently available auctions.
Public auctions: (All public, in-person auctions have been cancelled until further notice.)
Sealed bids: