UNSPSC 42331148: Miscellaneous

Kits for use during Miscellaneous procedures.

UNSPSC 42331148 Miscellaneous, a Commodity code, encompasses software licensing, upgrades, and technical support services that state and local governments procure for operational and administrative systems. Recent solicitations show state agencies buying cloud-based fleet management platforms, software upgrades for case management and legal proceedings systems, and bundled support packages that include implementation, training, maintenance, and on-call technical assistance. The issuing bodies soliciting under this code are state-level administrative agencies — specifically the State of Missouri Office of Administration Information Technology Services Division — rather than counties, cities, or school districts. The work involves both greenfield SaaS deployments (cloud-hosted motor pool management supporting vehicle reservation, keyless entry, billing integration, and real-time dashboards) and lift-and-shift modernization efforts (upgrading legacy case-management software to current versions with full configuration and end-user training).

Activity concentrates in Missouri, where the State of Missouri Office of Administration has posted three separate IFBs for a cloud-based Motor Pool Management System between July and August 2026, all with response dates in mid-to-late August and an incumbent contract in place under CT230728001. The first solicitation, posted July 20, 2026 (Solicitation 300000264048373) with an August 19 deadline, sought a SaaS platform managing up to 120 vehicles and 5,500 licenses with integration to Human Resources, Department of Revenue, and financial systems, NIST 800-53 or ISO 27001 compliance, 99.5% uptime SLA, and U.S.-only data hosting. A second motor pool RFQ posted August 10, 2026 (Solicitation 300000267011109, due August 19) repeated the same scope. A third, amended posting on August 18, 2026 (Solicitation 300000272925390, due August 26) restated core requirements and raised the response deadline. Separately, the same division solicited ProLaw software upgrades and technical support for the Administrative Hearing Commission (Solicitation 300000253759835, posted June 23, due July 8, 2026), requiring five years of ProLaw implementation and support experience, upgrade from version 2020.1 to version 31.x or higher, and completion by September 15, 2026. All opportunities mandate firm fixed pricing, U.S.-based personnel, and cybersecurity insurance minimums of $5 million per occurrence.