UNSPSC 43232107: Web page creation and editing software

This is an editing software used for webpage developing. It is preferably used for its easy access and working.

UNSPSC 43232107 Web page creation and editing software (Commodity) covers design, development, and maintenance platforms that state and local governments use to build, update, and manage web properties and digital content—including website redesign and hosting, content management systems, intranet platforms, and accessibility remediation solutions. Recent state and local opportunities under this code reflect a mix of web infrastructure modernization and specialized digital-accessibility tools: Valencia College seeks a platform specifically for remediating digital content accessibility across course materials (RFI, posted October 19, 2026); the City of New Haven is deploying a public Wi-Fi expansion with web management components (RFP, due August 18, 2026); the Georgia World Congress Center Authority is redesigning the Savannah Convention Center's website (RFP, due August 31, 2026); the City of Augusta, Georgia is procuring utilities billing software with integrated web-portal components (RFP, due August 26, 2026); and the Atlanta Regional Commission (initially under a cancelled October 2026 RFP and reposted in late September) is seeking WordPress development support for multiple digital platforms. Issuing bodies span higher-education institutions, municipal and county agencies, regional planning authorities, and special-purpose districts, with repeat activity concentrated among Georgia municipalities and Florida colleges.

Geographic spread is dominated by Georgia and Florida, with secondary activity in North Carolina, California, Connecticut, New York, Wisconsin, and Washington. Representative opportunities include the Atlanta Regional Commission's WordPress and website support solicitation (RFP804 repost, proposals due October 28, 2026, 10-page limit, as-needed basis over three years), which evaluates development expertise (45%), relevant experience (20%), accessibility expertise (15%), hourly rates (10%), and understanding of regional context (10%); the City of Augusta's cloud-based utilities billing CIS platform (RFP 26-275, due August 26, 2026) requiring browser-based operation and integration with Itron AMI and Cityworks systems across approximately 75,000 customer accounts; and the Georgia World Congress Center Authority's Savannah Convention Center website redesign (proposals due August 31, 2026, 60% technical merit, 40% cost). Valencia College's accessibility remediation RFI signals growing procurement demand for specialized tools targeting WCAG 2.1 compliance and content remediation rather than traditional CMS deployment alone. Multiple opportunities reflect cloud hosting requirements, multi-tenant scalability, and integration with existing municipal systems (PeopleSoft, Microsoft 365, Skyward SIS). This code segment shows steady activity with no standout incumbent vendors and moderate pricing variability driven by scope complexity and implementation scale.