NIGP 94666: Monetary Systems (incl. Analysis, Liquidity, Policy, etc.)

NIGP 94666 Monetary Systems (Including Analysis, Liquidity, Policy, Etc.), an Item code, encompasses consulting, auditing, and financial advisory services that state and local governments procure to manage debt instruments, comply with federal tax and lending regulations, analyze funding streams, and structure short-term borrowing programs. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies buying federal grant monitoring and legislative analysis, arbitrage rebate compliance and tax-exempt bond administration, unclaimed property auditing and collection, TANF financial reporting and interagency analysis, commercial paper liquidity facilities for capital programs, and debt collection services. The issuing bodies span state departments (Washington OSPI, Oregon Health Authority, Texas HHSC, Texas Comptroller, Washington DOR), cities (Dallas, Palm Bay, Atlanta), and counties (Okaloosa County, Florida). Washington state agencies appear in multiple recent solicitations, suggesting active engagement across grant administration, unclaimed property recovery, and bond compliance work.

State procurement activity under this code concentrates in the Pacific Northwest, Texas, and Florida during the first half of 2026. Representative opportunities include the Washington State OSPI's RFQ for federal grant consulting with an $55,200 contract value and August 17, 2026 deadline; the Oregon Health Authority's RFP for a System of Care fiscal assessment with a $350,000 initial contract value and August 18, 2026 deadline; Okaloosa County's ITQ for arbitrage consulting services covering tax-exempt bond compliance due July 15, 2026; the Texas HHSC's RFP for TANF financial analysis and training, not-to-exceed $1,000,000 with a May 22, 2026 deadline; the City of Dallas's sealed proposal solicitation for commercial paper liquidity providers supporting GO, airport, and stormwater capital programs (up to $350 million, $300 million, and $125 million respectively) with May 22, 2026 submission; and the Washington Department of Revenue's two unclaimed property auditing RFPs covering five counties, compensation at ten percent of property delivered, maximum $2,000,000 per three-year term, with June 5 and June 15, 2026 deadlines. The Dallas commercial paper procurement includes SBE participation goals and local preference scoring; the unclaimed property audits name six incumbent vendors and restrict new contractors to five initial audits. Scope ranges from specialized compliance advisory work on moderate-value contracts to large-scale capital financing facilities requiring investment-grade banking credentials.