UNSPSC 43232403: Enterprise application integration software

Software to integrate application data and processes

UNSPSC 43232403 Enterprise application integration software is a Commodity code encompassing software and services that state and local governments procure to integrate disparate systems, manage data flows across platforms, and consolidate information from multiple sources into unified dashboards and operational frameworks. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies deploying this code for bridge monitoring data integration, IEP platform SIS interconnection, licensing system modernization, assessment platform data migration, and SCADA system upgrades—work that centers on connecting legacy or standalone systems into coherent enterprise environments. The issuing bodies span state departments (Florida DOT, Washington OSPI, Utah Department of Commerce, New Jersey Department of Treasury), county governments (Pasco County, Collier County, DeKalb County, Hillsborough County), independent school districts (Harlingen Consolidated ISD, Hillsborough County Public Schools), cities (Atlanta, Salem, Apopka), and specialized districts (St. Johns River Water Management District). State procurement offices have posted the most recent activity, particularly Florida agencies (FDOT, AHCA) and Washington State (OSPI, WDFW), with secondary activity across Georgia, California, Utah, Texas, and Ohio jurisdictions.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the code's scope: the Florida Department of Transportation issued a single-source notice (SS16405, due July 27, 2026) for Bridge Health Dashboard enhancement, integrating scour and water-level data from remote sensors into its ESRI Experience Builder framework and ArcGIS organizational environment, estimated at $136,000 over one year; the Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction is conducting RFP 2026-20 (due June 30, 2026) for a statewide IEP platform serving 150,000 students across 300 local education agencies, requiring bidirectional integration with Skyward and PowerSchool student information systems and CEDARS state reporting, with evaluation structured across technical proposal (150 points), user experience and business solution (200 points), management (150 points), financial (200 points), and interview/demonstration (300 points), with Small Business and Veteran-Owned Business preferences; the State of Utah Department of Commerce posted RFI LD26-12 (due June 16, 2026) for Professional Licensing and Registration System modernization managing 430,000 licensees across multiple divisions, requiring integration with VANTAGE financial systems and Chase Payment Processor, with vendor demonstrations scheduled July 14-16, 2026, at Taylorsville State Office Building; and Hillsborough County Public Schools released RFP 26-733 (due May 21, 2026) for School Nutrition Services Software across 92,000 students and 138 schools, integrating with FOCUS Student Information System and Canvas Learning Management System, with evaluation weighted 30 points specifications, 25 points qualifications, 35 points cost, and 10 points Small Business Encouragement Program utilization. The code shows sustained activity across education, utilities, health licensing, and administrative modernization initiatives, with most opportunities closing between May and July 2026.