NIGP 96102: Administrative Services, All Kinds (incl. Clerical, Secretarial Services, etc.)

NIGP 96102 Administrative Services, All Kinds (Incl. Clerical, Secretarial Services, Etc.), Item code, encompasses the broad range of clerical, secretarial, and administrative support work that state and local governments contract out when internal capacity is constrained or temporary coverage is needed. Recent solicitations show state and local bodies buying temporary administrative staffing, benefits administration support, specialized administrative services (enrollment processing, grant administration, financial assistance coordination), and process support for regulatory or operational functions. The issuing-body mix reflects both state-level purchasing and substantial county and municipal activity, with school districts and specialized health authorities (medical centers, health departments) also active in the code. Washington State Department of Commerce, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, County of San Mateo, Texas Education Agency, Texas Workforce Commission, Kenosha County (Wisconsin), Fairfax County (Virginia), and Boulder County (Colorado) all posted opportunities in this code space within the past two months, signaling sustained demand across state government, county operations, and large municipal systems. Temporary employment and staffing services dominate the recent flow, with cities like Tucson and Montgomery County seeking multiple vendors to supply administrative, IT, and specialized personnel on as-needed task-order basis; several school districts and county human services departments posted RFPs for clinical, educational, and supervisory services bundled as administrative support contracts.

Geographic activity spans the full range of states with no clear concentration, though Texas, California, Wisconsin, Florida, and the Northeast (Massachusetts, Connecticut) show multiple recent postings. Washington State posted the Energy Resilience Community Outreach & Education RFP (due August 13, 2026) for 501(c)(3) nonprofits managing outreach campaigns with $230,000 maximum funding; San Mateo County issued two live-services RFPs (Live Agent Services and Reimbursement Consulting) with July and June deadlines respectively; Texas Education Agency and Texas Health and Human Services Commission posted multiple administrative and enrollment services RFPs with response windows extending into September 2026. Boulder County and Kenosha County procurement offices released staffing and support-services solicitations (temporary employment, supervised visitation, youth competency programming, dementia care) with April through June response dates. The code shows active pursuit opportunity for vendors with clerical operations expertise, benefits and enrollment system experience, event logistics capability, and flexible temporary-staffing infrastructure—particularly those positioned to serve state Medicaid, health department, education, and municipal administrative functions across multiple concurrent task orders.