UNSPSC 43231506: Materials requirements planning logistics and supply chain software

Software to enable supply chain.

UNSPSC 43231506 Materials requirements planning logistics and supply chain software is a Commodity code that reflects state and local government procurement of enterprise software platforms supporting financial operations, asset management, safety data systems, and specialized business functions rather than traditional supply chain or MRP-focused systems. The actual buying activity under this code spans a diverse portfolio of operational software: accounts payable and invoice automation platforms managing high-volume transaction processing; enterprise resource planning systems consolidating finance, human resources, payroll, and procurement across municipalities and school districts; safety data management and risk management information systems for public agencies; specialized platforms including golf course management, animal shelter operations, code enforcement, and law enforcement scheduling; student assessment and special education platforms for school districts; and IT management and network infrastructure software. The issuing bodies soliciting under this code are predominantly county governments (Broward County, Orange County, Collier County, Fulton County, and Tuolumne County in California), municipal governments (City of Newnan, City of Charlotte, City of Atlanta, City of Apopka, Town of Groton), state education agencies (Washington OSPI, Hillsborough County Schools, DeKalb County Schools, Klein ISD, Seminole County Schools), state departments (Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife), transit authorities (City of Manitowoc Maritime Metro Transit), and special-purpose districts (Snyderville Basin Special Recreation District). A subset of these buyers appear multiple times across recent opportunities: Broward County issued two RFPs and two RFIs in June 2026 for sole-source market testing and accounts payable automation; Orange County, California posted multiple commodity and hardware-focused solicitations in March 2026; and Florida counties and school districts dominate the recent activity with assessment platforms, nutrition systems, and operational software.

Recent procurement activity concentrates in Florida, California, Georgia, North Carolina, and Washington State, with secondary activity in Connecticut, Utah, and Texas. Representative opportunities include Broward County's June 2026 Accounts Payable Automation Software RFP (GEN2130765P1, due May 20, 2026) seeking invoice automation with PeopleSoft integration to process 140,000 annual invoices; the Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction's statewide Individualized Education Program Platform RFP (RFP 2026-20, due June 30, 2026) for 150,000 students across 300+ local education agencies with bidirectional SIS integration and federal compliance automation; the City of Charlotte Law Enforcement On-Duty Scheduling Software RFP (#269-2026-003, due June 1, 2026) to manage shifts for 2,124 city personnel; and Hillsborough County Public Schools' Comprehensive Student Assessment Platform RFP (due April 10, 2026) replacing School City to support 200,000–225,000 students with 3,154 annual tests and historical data migration from Renaissance platforms. Sole-source market-testing RFIs predominate in Florida in June 2026 (Vanderbilt Schlage security management, SolarWinds network management, and Bentley engineering design software), signaling agency intent to evaluate competitive alternatives before committing to single-vendor agreements. Most solicitations carry five-year initial terms with renewal options, firm fixed-price structures, and mandatory cloud or hybrid hosting with SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, or equivalent security certification. Set-asides and preference programs vary by jurisdiction: Broward County enforces SBE and CBE preferences within five percent of highest-ranked non-certified scorer; Washington State offers Small Business and Veteran-Owned Business preferences; and several Texas and Florida school districts emphasize HUB and minority/women business participation without hard set-asides. Contract values disclosed in the source range from $46,918 (three-year Schneider Electric support) to $407,436 (Collier County opioid data collaborative) to estimated exceeding $500,000 (Broward County accounts payable automation); most do not disclose budget ceilings, leaving scope for seven-figure awards in large municipal and state procurements.