UNSPSC 43232701: Application server software

Software to enable application server capabilities

UNSPSC 43232701 Application server software is a Commodity code capturing state and local procurement of web-based platforms, licensing infrastructure, and enterprise management systems that state agencies, counties, cities, and school districts deploy to support operations across human resources, emergency management, special education, licensing and permitting, utility compliance, identity management, and security operations. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying software maintenance contracts for existing deployments, cloud-based SaaS platforms for application-specific workflows, licensing renewals for established vendors, and migration services from legacy systems to modern cloud infrastructure. The code spans both single-source renewals of established products (Meraki, ClassLink, BeyondTrust, ESRI, Brightly) and competitive procurements for new platforms or replacements, with work ranging from simple annual software license maintenance to complex multi-year enterprise implementations serving thousands of end users across distributed agencies or school systems.

The issuing-body mix includes state departments (Florida Division of Emergency Management, Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology, Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife, State of Texas Department of Information Resources), county purchasing offices (Orange County and Pinellas County in Florida, Sacramento County in California, Jackson County in Georgia, Cherokee County in Georgia, Collin County in Texas, Pasco County in Florida), city procurement bureaus (Meriden, Connecticut; Phoenix, Arizona; Waco, Texas; New Haven, Connecticut; Palm Bay, Florida), school districts and educational institutions (University of Mississippi, University of Southern Mississippi, Madison County School District, Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind), and special-purpose districts (Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction). Florida, California, Texas, Georgia, Washington, and Illinois appear most active in recent posting activity; representative opportunities include Sacramento County's Request for Bid for an Application Security Testing platform due July 29, 2026, State of Texas Department of Information Resources' Security Operations services procurement due May 29, 2026, Florida Division of Emergency Management's single-source award to CIVIX for FloridaPA.org portal support and maintenance valued at $105,000, Illinois Department of Innovation and Technology's Recorded Future software master contract due May 14, 2026, and Washington State OSPI's Individualized Education Program platform RFP serving 150,000 special education students across 300 local education agencies due June 30, 2026.