UNSPSC 43232305: Data base reporting software

Software to create and manage database reporting capabilities

UNSPSC 43232305 Database reporting software is a Commodity code used by state and local governments to procure systems that aggregate, organize, and distribute data from multiple sources into actionable reports and dashboards. Recent activity shows state and local issuing bodies are buying integrated data platforms that span student lifecycle management, public health surveillance, business licensing, revenue operations, election administration, and specialized domain reporting—systems that ingest raw data feeds and transform them into compliance dashboards, analytics interfaces, or specialized business intelligence for end users. The code spans both standalone reporting tools and the reporting-and-analytics layer of larger enterprise platforms.

Issuing bodies deploying under this code include higher education institutions (Davis Technical College, Kennesaw State University), statewide health and social-service agencies (California Interagency Council on Homelessness, Santa Clara Valley Healthcare), state education departments (Colorado Department of Education, Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction), county governments (Orange County Transportation Authority, Gwinnett County, Harris County, Walworth County), municipal transit and utilities (Orange County Transportation Authority, City of Tucson, Lubbock Power & Light), and school districts (Atlanta Public Schools). Georgia, Texas, California, Colorado, and Washington are the states with the most recent solicitation activity; procurement spreads across regional networks and special-purpose districts as well. Davis Technical College issued RFP Q26071326 (Student Information System, due August 11, 2026) requiring a platform supporting open-entry academic models with real-time progress tracking and 50-point weighting on functionality; the California Interagency Council on Homelessness issued RFP for Homeless Data Integration System maintenance and operations (proposals due November 13, 2026, with $15 million five-year ceiling) to manage HMIS data from 44 regional continuums into a statewide warehouse using Informatica, Snowflake, and Tableau. Colorado Department of Education's RFI (RFIDAAA20270000031, due August 10, 2026) probed the market for educator credentialing and investigation system capacity to manage 50,000+ applications, 41,000+ licenses, and 1,000+ background investigations annually. Orange County Transportation Authority's Enterprise Asset Management Phase 2 RFP (250192, due June 23, 2026) targets Hexagon EAM configuration for fleet and facility operations across multiple sites, valued at $1.5 million over two years. Geographic spread and issuing-body diversity indicate sustained demand across education, health, transportation, municipal administration, and utility sectors, with no single dominant buyer segment.