UNSPSC 43232304: Data base management system software

A database is an organized body of related information and Database software is a software which helps to organise the set of related informations. By making use of this software we can store the related informations and retrieve it whenever neccessary.some of the examples for these kind of softwares are MS Acess ver 97/2000(DBMS), oracle ver 7.1/8/9 (RDBMS),sybase (RDBMS), SQL Server 6.5/7/2000 (RDBMS)

UNSPSC 43232304 Database management system software is a Commodity code that spans maintenance, operations, and licensing of enterprise data platforms aggregating heterogeneous data sources into unified analytics environments—the kind of work state and local governments procure to replace legacy systems, integrate disparate databases, and enable real-time reporting across their agencies and constituent jurisdictions. State and local bodies soliciting under this code in the recent record include state departments (California, Washington, Texas, Illinois, Oregon), county governments (Los Angeles, Orange County, Walworth County, San Mateo, Collier County, Okaloosa County, Harris County, Pasco County, Lasalle County), cities (Santa Monica, Tucson, Newnan, Pembroke Pines, Tarpon Springs, Flowery Branch, Palm Bay), school districts (Atlanta Public Schools, Harlingen ISD, Kennesaw State University), and special-purpose authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Atlanta Regional Commission, Agency for Community Transit, Santa Clara Valley Healthcare, California Highway Patrol). The code sees particular activity from state agencies managing licensing, health services, homelessness data integration, and election systems; counties managing asset management, financial reporting, and revenue cycles; and transit and utility authorities standardizing fleet and facilities management.

Recent solicitations span the breadth of database and data management work. The California Interagency Council on Homelessness (Cal ICH) issued an RFP on July 10, 2026 for maintenance and operations of its Homeless Data Integration System (HDIS), a statewide data warehouse aggregating HMIS data from 44 California Continuums of Care, with responses due November 13, 2026; the five-year contract not to exceed $15 million encompasses Informatica IICS, Informatica MDM, Snowflake, Tableau Enterprise, AWS, Okta, and security tools, with 99% uptime and 90% dashboard page load times under five seconds mandated. The Washington State Department of Health Office of Drinking Water issued an RFQ on June 4, 2026 for transition from legacy Sentry to the EPA Safe Drinking Water Information System (SDWIS) State suite, with proposals due July 23, 2026 and a budgeted ceiling of $2,298,707 covering system analysis, cloud infrastructure in Microsoft Azure Government, data migration of 1,162 documented fields, and six years of hosting and support. The Orange County Transportation Authority issued an RFP on July 8, 2026 for Enterprise Asset Management Phase 2 consulting to expand Hexagon EAM capabilities across fixed-route operations, OC Streetcar maintenance, and integrated systems, with proposals due June 23 (note: date appears misstated in source) and a $1.5 million firm-fixed-price two-year term. The Agency for Community Transit in Illinois posted an RFP on May 21, 2026 for a cloud-based EAM system replacing legacy Transman (TMT) software to support fleet maintenance and facilities asset tracking across multiple divisions, with proposals due July 16, 2026. Geographic activity concentrates in California, Texas, Washington, Georgia, and Illinois, with representation across the Upper Midwest and Southeast; the code remains active nationally with particular density in state-level licensing and health-system modernizations.