UNSPSC 43232613: Manufacturing execution system MES software

A software application that companies can use to measure and control critical production activities.

UNSPSC 43232613 Manufacturing execution system MES software, Commodity, represents software platforms used in state and local government for operational tracking, data management, and compliance monitoring—though the recent solicitations show the code encompassing a much broader scope than traditional manufacturing execution. State and local buyers are purchasing case management systems, creative cloud subscriptions, computer-aided dispatch platforms, learning management systems, workforce intelligence tools, specialized compliance and security software, and enterprise resource planning systems. The issuing bodies span cities, county governments, state departments, universities, transit authorities, and regional commissions. Philadelphia Procurement Department, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Washington State Department of Health, and the City of Tucson have each posted multiple opportunities in recent weeks, with smaller jurisdictions and special districts supplementing the volume.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas (with solicitations from TDCJ, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Texas Department of Insurance, Texas Comptroller, and multiple city jurisdictions), Florida (Hillsborough County, Marion County, City of Tarpon Springs, Collier County), and Washington State, alongside representative procurement from Colorado, Georgia, Illinois, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and beyond. Representative recent opportunities include City of Philadelphia requesting proposals for Wingswept Case Management System (RFP B2727531, due July 17, 2026), City of Alexandria on behalf of DASH soliciting a next-generation Computer-Aided Dispatch/Automatic Vehicle Location system (RFP 2009, due August 18, 2026), Texas Department of Criminal Justice requesting offers for a cloud-based Learning Management System serving 35,000 employees (RFO 696-TL-26-O020, due August 6, 2026), Washington State Department of Health requesting qualifications and quotations for SDWIS State application suite implementation with a budgeted ceiling of $2,298,707 (RFQQ 26-078, due July 23, 2026), and City of Tucson establishing a cooperative purchasing vehicle for AI-powered service automation with an estimated annual nationwide volume of $25 million (RFP 260218, due July 13, 2026). Sole-source renewals and proprietary software continuations dominate the Philadelphia portfolio, while multi-year cloud-based implementations with federal funding characterize larger state and transit authority procurements.