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STANDARDS BIT has established standard practices for development, processing and services
BIT Standards
why?
  • Rules and regulations are essential to any well managed organization. Standards are valuable to our clients because of the cost savings, faster support and reliable technology infrastructure. They serve to establish uniform practices and common techniques used as guidelines to measure performance.

    For example, with one standard email system, a small number of administrators can maintain a system supporting all of state government. If the state had two email systems, the number of administrators and support staff would double with no corresponding benefit in functionality. The same principle applies to system designs, writing programs and setting up operations in a data processing center. All of which require certain individual skills, standard policies, procedures and equipment.

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important!
  • Vendors who are actively pursuing IT business opportunities with the State of South Dakota must also comply with the Information Technology Security Policy. For security purposes, this content is not for public consumption, however a modified version is available for you here.
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FINANCE BIT Finance Office
BIT Rates and Information
  • Development >
    Analysis, design, programming, implementation and maintenance of the state’s information systems.
  • Data Center >
    Provides enterprise computer processing services for state government agencies, higher education, constitutional offices and the Unified Judicial System (UJS)..
  • Telecommunications >
    Provides all support for hardware/software, Active Directory accounts required for access to network, telephone access, videoconferencing, and more.
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Points of Contact

Below you will find information on the POCs, which agency each POC represents and their phone numbers.

If you have any questions or concerns on BIT projects or development applications within your agency or even BIT work requests or processes, please consult with your agency's POC listed below.

Executive Management POC Phone
Bureau of Administration
Charli Gill
605.773.2092
Bureau of Finance and Management
Charli Gill
605.773.2092
Bureau of Human Resources
Charli Gill
605.773.2092
Bureau of Information and Telecommunications
Charli Gill
605.773.2092
State Agency POC Phone
Agriculture
Carrie Tschetter
605.773.8439
Corrections
Tim Henderson
605.773.2177
Education
Debbie Lancaster
605.773.7109
Environment and Natural Resources
Tim Henderson
605.773.2177
Game, Fish and Parks
Carrie Tschetter
605.773.8439
Governor's Office
Tony Rae
605.773.6686
Governor's Office of Economic Development
Tim Henderson
605.773.2177
Health
Charli Gill
605.773.2092
Human Services
Gary Goeden
605.773.5484
Labor and Regulation
John Lang
605.367.6100
Military
John Lang
605.367.6100
Public Safety
Debbie Lancaster
605.773.7109
Revenue
John Lang
605.367.6100
Social Services
Gary Goeden
605.773.5484
Tourism
Tim Henderson
605.773.2177
Transportation
Alex Sheetz
605.906.8897
Tribal Relations
Debbie Lancaster
605.773.7109
Veterans Affairs
John Lang
605.367.6100
Elected Offices and Other POC Phone
Attorney General
Tim Henderson
605.773.2177
Investment Council
John Lang
605.367.6100
Legislative Audit
Debbie Lancaster
605.773.7109
Public Utilities Commission
Carrie Tschetter
605.773.8439
School and Public Lands
Debbie Lancaster
605.773.7109
Secretary of State
Tim Henderson
605.773.2177
State Auditor
Gary Goeden
605.773.5484
State Treasurer
Tim Henderson
605.773.2177
South Dakota Retirement System
John Lang
605.367.6100
Unified Judicial Service
Carrie Tschetter
605.773.8439
Technical Contracts & Security Audits POC Phone
All
Megan Lehmkuhl
605.773.2014