The State Fuel Card Program provides customer agencies with more than 4,700 fueling stations to choose from across the state of South Carolina. The fuel price is based on wholesale fuel prices taken from the Oil Price Information Service (OPIS), a national publisher of gas prices. A full listing of retail locations that accept the State Fuel System Program can be viewed by clicking below.
The Fleet Safety Team manages and administers the South Carolina Fleet Safety Program to ensure the safest possible operation of the state's motor vehicle fleet.
View/download a copy of the South Carolina Fleet Safety Program.
Elements of the fleet safety program include:
To contact our Commercial Vendor Repair Program to request a purchase order (PO), please call 1.800.277.3686.
State Fleet Management (SFM) conducts the Commercial Vendor Repair Program (CVRP) to establish competitive service and repair agreements with commercial vendors statewide. CVRP, which is available to any state and local government entities in South Carolina, offers the following benefits:
The Office of State Fleet Management, under the purview of the Motor Vehicle Management Act as established in SC Code of Laws code 1976 § 1-11-220, is responsible for centralized oversight of a comprehensive statewide fleet management program of all state-owned fleet vehicles for the state of South Carolina as a part of the Division of State Agency Support Services within the Department of Administration.
Admin collaborated with multiple state agencies to compile a comprehensive list of conference and meeting spaces available in various state-owned buildings for use by state agencies.
Information in the spreadsheet below represents the available meeting space provide by the respective agencies. Rental rates are included for some locations. However, if no rental rate information is provided, please contact that agency to determine if a rate is applied.
Admin’s IT Planning Office, part of the Program Management Office (PMO), oversees and processes IT planning requests submitted by agencies throughout the state as required by Proviso 117.117 of the 2019-2020 South Carolina Budget.
Information Technology (IT)
Executive Order 2016-07 required cabinet agencies to utilize new general ledger (GL) codes in the South Carolina Enterprise Information System (SCEIS) to better categorize information technology (IT) expenditures. The FY 17 General Appropriations Act, Proviso 117.133 extended the same requirements to all agencies. The FY 18 General Appropriations Act, Proviso 117.121, brought these requirements into FY 18.
Note: Please be advised, it is the agency's responsibility to ensure the proper IT GL codes are used.
Admin’s Program Management Office (PMO) leads an annual proviso-mandated IT data collection effort for state agencies. This effort provides the opportunity to better understand the state’s current and future IT spending across all agencies.
Admin’s Data Analytics team, part of the Program Management Office, is tasked with bringing together data from various sources to support the goals outlined in the Statewide Strategic IT Plan and help institute data-driven decision making. As part of these efforts, the Data Analytics team helps with the development and support of the IT Data Collection and Planning System, IT Planning process and state IT spending analysis.
Admin’s Agency Relationship Management (ARM) team, part of the Program Management Office, is tasked with developing, strengthening and maintaining partnerships with agencies throughout the state while fostering a collaborative environment and ensuring a clear and consistent line of communication with agencies. As part of this effort, the ARM team works to gain a comprehensive understanding of agency-specific missions, deliverables and business goals while advocating for agencies in a variety of technology-related matters. Assistance is provided by the ARM team in areas including: