How to respond to South Carolina DOR’s Fraud and Abuse Prevention RFI

What the agency is seeking

South Carolina’s Department of Revenue wants information about software or services that could help implement reasonable safeguards against fraud and abuse related to the federal Education Freedom Tax Credit.

This is a request for information, not a stated purchase. The notice does not specify a quantity or location details.

Deadline and what to do before it

The RFI was published October 27, 2026. The deadline is November 9, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. ET.

Submit your response before the deadline and follow the instructions in the solicitation documents. The notice does not state what happens at the deadline.

Who this opportunity may suit

This RFI may interest technology firms that offer software or services related to preventing fraud and abuse. Since it is an RFI, vendors can use their response to share relevant capabilities and information rather than treat it as a stated purchase.

How to find the documents and respond

Click “View original source” to open the notice in the South Carolina Business Opportunities Online Edition. The ad identifies the buying agency and where the full solicitation is posted. Viewing the ad is public and does not require an account.

Get the documents from the location listed in the ad, then respond exactly as the solicitation directs before the deadline. The listed point of contact is Matthew Warren at [email protected].

Prepare a useful RFI response

Explain clearly how your software or services could support safeguards against fraud and abuse related to the Education Freedom Tax Credit. Connect each capability you describe to the purpose stated in the notice.

Keep claims specific and support them with relevant examples or evidence. Check the solicitation documents for the requested response format and information, and leave time to review your submission against those instructions before sending it.