UNSPSC 43232311: Object oriented data base management software

Software to manage and store object based databases

UNSPSC 43232311 Object oriented data base management software, Commodity tier, encompasses database platforms and tools that state and local governments procure to support mission-critical applications spanning student information systems, assessment and testing platforms, textbook and instructional materials management, facility and venue scheduling, utility billing and customer information systems, procurement workflows, and data analytics environments. Recent solicitations show this code capturing a wide mix of database-backed applications—some tagged correctly to the code, others potentially misclassified—that require object-oriented or relational database engines as their core persistence layer.

Hillsborough County Public Schools in Florida emerges as a standout repeat buyer, posting multiple RFIs and RFPs across K-12 assessment platforms, textbook management, library systems, and instructional materials management between January and September 2026. Beyond HCPS, recent activity spans county and municipal utilities (Orlando Utilities Commission, City of Augusta, City of Cocoa), state agencies (Colorado Department of Education, Oregon Health Authority, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, South Dakota Department of Health), transit authorities (City of Phoenix), and specialized districts (Leon County electric utility, Okaloosa County tourism, Broward County aviation). Geographic concentration appears heaviest in Florida and Texas, with secondary activity in California, Colorado, Oregon, Georgia, and other states. Representative recent opportunities include Hillsborough County Public Schools' RFP for a Comprehensive Student Assessment Platform (RFP 26112-RFP-EST, proposals due April 10, 2026) seeking migration of 3,154 tests and four years of assessment data into a cloud-based system integrated with FOCUS SIS and Canvas LMS; the City of Augusta's RFP 26-275 for a utilities billing Customer Information System (proposals due August 26, 2026) managing 75,000 accounts with integration to Itron Temetra AMI, Cityworks, and ArcGIS; the City of Cocoa's RFP for an enterprise resource planning system (proposals opened July 10, 2026) consolidating financial management, human capital, utility billing, community development, and asset management across ten competing vendors; and the Orlando Utilities Commission's RFP 8908 for Atlassian Licenses Renewal (proposals due November 19, 2025) and RFI for Procurement Automation Software (responses due May 11, 2026) addressing end-to-end source-to-pay and contract lifecycle workflows. Sole-source notices and competitive RFPs dominate; market-research RFIs remain common, particularly from large districts and utilities evaluating replacements for legacy platforms nearing end-of-life or expiration.