Now Awarded & Available

Approved Microsoft support for South Carolina’s public sector.

A procurement-ready alternative to Microsoft Unified Support — available to state and local entities through an awarded statewide contract.

No RFP requiredUsage-based pricingSLA-backed accountability
Request a Support Model Review →
01 — You Already Have Access

Public-sector access, without the procurement wait.

State agencies, counties, municipalities, school districts, and higher-education institutions across South Carolina can procure Microsoft support directly through this awarded statewide contract.

Pre-approved vendor access

DCG is already an awarded vendor — no vendor qualification step to clear.

No sourcing cycle required

Skip the RFP. Engage under the existing statewide contract terms.

Faster engagement & onboarding

Move from decision to active support in a fraction of the usual timeline.

02 — A Different Model

Support that behaves like a service — not a license line item.

Most organizations tie support to licensing spend, with limited visibility and slow escalation. This contract takes a different approach.

The Legacy Model

Microsoft Unified Support

  • × Support costs tied to Microsoft licensing spend
  • × Limited visibility into usage and outcomes
  • × Slow escalation, inconsistent resolution timelines
  • × Forced consumption regardless of need
This Contract

The DCG Support Model

  • Cost aligned to support usage, not licensing
  • Transparent reporting on consumption & outcomes
  • Direct engineering access & faster resolution
  • Flexible engagement that adapts to your environment
03 — What You Get

Five commitments, one contract structure.

01

Predictable Cost Structure

  • Hour-based support model
  • Fixed rates for the contract term
  • Budget visibility and control
02

Flexible Support Model

  • Adjust support levels as needed
  • Rollover of unused hours up to 20%
  • No forced consumption model
03

Comprehensive Coverage

  • Reactive issue resolution
  • Proactive maintenance & optimization
  • Advisory & knowledge transfer
  • Microsoft escalation management
04

Accountability & Transparency

  • SLA-backed service commitments
  • Service credits for qualifying SLA gaps
  • Full visibility into usage & outcomes
05

Direct Engineering Access

  • Faster path from issue to resolution
  • Reduced escalation delays
  • Consistent engagement across incidents
All under Contract 5400029255. One structure covering reactive, proactive, advisory, and escalation support — no add-on contracts to manage.
04 — Who This Applies To

Available to public entities statewide.

South Carolina · Statewide

State Agencies

Executive, administrative, and departmental bodies.

Counties & Municipalities

Local government IT and operations teams.

K–12 School Districts

District technology and administration offices.

Colleges & Universities

Higher-education institutions and systems.

05 — How It Works

Four steps from evaluation to active support.

1

Assess

Review your current support model and actual usage.

2

Align

Map to a right-sized support-hour structure.

3

Issue PO

Issue a purchase order under Contract 5400029255.

4

Onboard

Begin onboarding and active support delivery.

06 — When To Use It

Agencies explore this model when they want to…

Improve cost predictability for support services
Reduce reliance on escalated support paths
Gain better visibility into support usage
Simplify procurement and vendor engagement
07 — Start Here

Start with a Support Model Review.

Before making any changes, most organizations begin with a simple review of their current environment — no obligation.

Schedule a Review →
Your review covers
A
Support spend vs. actual usage

Where today’s budget is going — and what you actually consume.

B
Response vs. resolution performance

The gap between a ticket acknowledged and a problem solved.

C
Support model alignment

How well your current structure fits operational needs.

No Obligation

Evaluate your current support model.

See how your current Microsoft support structure compares to what is now available through the South Carolina statewide contract.

Request Your Support Model Review →

South Carolina Statewide Contract

Now Awarded & Available

Approved Microsoft support for South Carolina’s public sector.

A procurement-ready alternative to Microsoft Unified Support - available to state and local entities through an awarded statewide contract.

No RFP required

Usage-based pricing

SLA-backed accountability

Statewide Contract

Active

Contract Number

5400029255

Effective

June 24, 2026

Awarded To

Dynamic Consultants Group

01 — You Already Have Access

Public-sector access, without the procurement wait.

State agencies, counties, municipalities, school districts, and higher-education institutions across South Carolina can procure Microsoft support directly through this awarded statewide contract — removing traditional barriers and enabling a modern, engineering-led support model.

Pre-approved vendor access

DCG is already an awarded vendor — no vendor qualification step to clear.

No sourcing cycle required

Skip the RFP. Engage under the existing statewide contract terms.

Faster engagement & onboarding

Move from decision to active support in a fraction of the usual timeline.

02 — A Different Model

Support that behaves like a service — not a license line item.

Most organizations tie support to licensing spend, with limited visibility and slow escalation. This contract takes a different approach.

The Legacy Model

Microsoft Unified Support

Support costs tied to Microsoft licensing spend

Limited visibility into usage and outcomes

Slow escalation, inconsistent resolution timelines

Forced consumption regardless of need

This Contract

Microsoft Unified Support

Support costs tied to Microsoft licensing spend

Limited visibility into usage and outcomes

Slow escalation, inconsistent resolution timelines

Forced consumption regardless of need

03 — What You Get

Five commitments, one contract structure.

01

Predictable Cost Structure

  • Hour-based support model
  • Fixed rates for the contract term
  • Budget visibility and control
02

Flexible Support Model

  • Adjust support levels as needed
  • Rollover of unused hours (up to 20%)
  • No forced consumption model
03

Comprehensive Coverage

  • Reactive issue resolution
  • Proactive maintenance & optimization
  • Advisory & knowledge transfer
  • Microsoft escalation management
04

Accountability & Transparency

  • SLA-backed service commitments
  • Service credits for qualifying SLA gaps
  • Full visibility into usage & outcomes
05

Direct Engineering Access

  • Faster path from issue to resolution
  • Reduced escalation delays
  • Consistent engagement across incidents

All under Contract 5400029255

One structure covering reactive, proactive, advisory, and escalation support — no add-on contracts to manage.

04 — Who This Applies To

Available to public entities statewide.

SOUTH CAROLINA · STATEWIDE

State Agencies

Executive, administrative, and departmental bodies.

Counties & Municipalities

Local government IT and operations teams.

K–12 School Districts

District technology and administration offices.

Colleges & Universities

Higher-education institutions and systems.

05 — How It Works

Four steps from evaluation to active support.

Step

01

State Agencies

Executive, administrative, and departmental bodies.

Step

02

Align

Map to a right-sized support-hour structure.

Step

03

Issue PO

Issue a purchase order under Contract 5400029255.

Step

04

Onboard

Begin onboarding and active support delivery.

06 — When To Use It

Agencies explore this model when they want to…

Improve cost predictability for support services

Reduce reliance on escalated support paths

Gain better visibility into support usage

Simplify procurement and vendor engagement

07 — Start Here

Start with a Support Model Review.

Before making any changes, most organizations begin with a simple review of their current environment — no obligation.

Your review covers

Support spend vs. actual usage

Where today’s budget is going — and what you actually consume.

Response vs. resolution performance

The gap between a ticket acknowledged and a problem solved.

Support model alignment

How well your current structure fits operational needs.

No Obligation

Evaluate your current support model.

See how your current Microsoft support structure compares to what
is now available through the South Carolina statewide contract.