NIGP 95839: Financial Management Services

NIGP 95839 Financial Management Services, an Item code, encompasses the specialized financial analysis, planning, advisory, and administrative services state and local governments procure to support debt management, budget modeling, compliance monitoring, asset verification, and fiscal operations. Recent opportunities show state and local agencies soliciting financial consultants for development impact fee studies, disaster recovery planning, cost allocation analysis, audit support, depository banking services, investment management, and specialized financial administration for revolving loan funds and grant programs.

State departments, county governments, cities, school districts, transit authorities, and special-purpose district agencies issue solicitations under this code. Sacramento County, Seminole County (Florida), San Mateo County (California), the Washington State Housing Finance Commission, New Mexico Department of Public Safety, Gwinnett County (Georgia), the City of Albuquerque, Texas Southern University, Gulf Coast Center, Pinellas County (Florida), the City of Detroit, the Atlanta Beltline, the State of Nevada, Hillsborough County (Florida), the City of Waxahachie (Texas), the City of Santa Cruz (California), Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area (Texas), and the Middle Chattahoochee Regional Water and Sewer Authority (Georgia) represent recent active buyers. Geographic concentration spans California, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Texas, and Washington, with additional activity across the South and Midwest. Representative recent opportunities include Sacramento County's RFQ for on-call financial consulting supporting development impact fee programs and Community Facilities District formation (due October 8, 2026); Seminole County's RFP for disaster recovery consultant services addressing FEMA Public Assistance Program compliance (due September 20, 2023, note: date discrepancy in source); San Mateo County's RFQ for annual cost allocation plan and user fee study services for the Sheriff's Office (due September 15, 2026); the Washington State Housing Finance Commission's RFP for an administrator of a $10 million affordable homeownership revolving construction catalyst fund (due November 2, 2026); and the New Mexico Department of Public Safety's RFP for independent public accountant services to audit financial statements for fiscal years 2027–2030 (due November 12, 2026). Evaluation typically weights experience and qualifications heavily alongside technical approach and cost; many solicitations are RFP or RFQ format with firm or time-and-materials pricing structures, professional liability and cyber insurance requirements, and contract terms ranging from one to five years with renewal options. Set-asides and preferences vary by jurisdiction but may include small-business, veteran-owned, disadvantaged-business, or local-vendor designations where applicable.