UNSPSC 43231507: Project management software

Project management software is a software tool for assisting in the process of planning, organising, staffing,directing and controlling the production of a system. An example of a project management software is PERT chart editor

UNSPSC 43231507 Project management software, a Commodity code, captures state and local government procurement for software platforms that manage project execution, scheduling, resource allocation, and stakeholder communication across capital projects, operational initiatives, and service delivery functions. Recent solicitations show governments deploying these systems to oversee construction, system implementations, and process improvements, with issuing bodies spanning county assessment departments, cities, school districts, water agencies, and universities acquiring or configuring dedicated project management tools to replace manual processes and integrate with broader enterprise systems.

State and local buyers include California counties (San Mateo, Los Angeles), Florida counties and cities (Seminole County, City of Pasadena, City of Sarasota, City of Winter Park), Georgia municipalities and school districts (DeKalb County School District, City of Newnan, University of Georgia), Washington State agencies (Department of Health, Department of Fish & Wildlife), Texas cities (City of Lubbock, City of Charlotte, City of McKinney), North Carolina municipalities (City of Charlotte), and others. Representative recent opportunities span: San Mateo County's April 2026 RFP for a project manager to implement an electronic assessment appeals system over 18 months (due April 25, 2025); the City of Pasadena's July 2026 CMAR procurement for the Central Library Seismic Retrofit and Renovations, a $123.35 million capital project requiring comprehensive design-assist and construction management (due June 5, 2025); and the Washington State Department of Health's June 2026 RFQQ to transition from a legacy data platform to the EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System, budgeted at $2.3 million across implementation and five-year hosting (due July 23, 2026). Activity concentrates in California, Florida, Georgia, Texas, and Washington, with additional recent solicitations from Illinois, Kentucky, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and Utah. The code sees steady state and local activity across fiscal years 2026–2027, with governments actively modernizing project delivery and operational oversight functions through specialized software platforms.