UNSPSC 43233511: Mobile location based services software

Software for Location based content

UNSPSC 43233511 Mobile location based services software is a Commodity code category used by state and local governments to classify procurement of software platforms that track location, dispatch resources, manage mobile workforce activity, and integrate geospatial or mobile-enabled workflows. State and local buyers under this code are currently procuring IT service management platforms with mobile accessibility requirements, accessibility remediation software with web-based interfaces, student data management systems with mobile components, scheduling and execution software subscriptions, customer information systems with mobile portal capabilities, and specialized mobile applications for emergency response, field operations, and public safety dispatch. The issuing bodies span school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools, Valencia College, Northside Independent School District), counties (Hillsborough, Dane, Gwinnett, Broward, Orange, Greenville), cities (Detroit, Palo Alto, Atlanta, Alexandria, Philadelphia, New Haven, Tucson, Milpitas, Augusta), utilities (Orlando Utilities Commission, City of Milpitas), transit authorities (DASH), and specialized districts (Texas A&M University System). Hillsborough County Public Schools and Valencia College appear as repeat buyers with multiple concurrent solicitations across assessment platforms, library systems, student data management, and IT service management.

Recent activity concentrates heavily in Florida (Valencia College RFI for IT Service Management Platform and Accessibility Remediation Solution posted October 19, 2026; Hillsborough County Public Schools sole-source notices for ChildPlus, Nutrislice, and Ellevation in mid-2026; Collier County notices for Handtevy and iDSS Global), with secondary clusters in Georgia (Gwinnett County E911 engagement solution, Atlanta fire department testing services), Virginia (Alexandria CAD/AVL system), Texas (Austin E911 community engagement, Employees Retirement System IRIS tax compliance software), and multi-state activity through cooperative purchasing vehicles (Oregon SSE solution statewide agreement, Axia cooperative chatbot platform). Representative opportunities include Valencia College's RFI 202605 for an IT Service Management and Customer Service Management platform due August 26, 2025 via VendorLink, seeking ITSM solutions with 99.9% uptime and mobile compatibility; Hillsborough County Public Schools' sole-source notices for ChildPlus Management Software and Nutrislice Digital Signage Pro licensing (July–August 2026 posting periods); and the City of Alexandria's RFP 2009 for a Computer-Aided Dispatch/Automatic Vehicle Location system replacement for DASH transit authority due August 18, 2026, supporting 115-vehicle fleet operations with cloud or on-premise hosting and integration to existing Motorola radios, mobile data terminals, and automatic passenger counters.