UNSPSC 43233511: Mobile location based services software

Software for Location based content

UNSPSC 43233511 Mobile location based services software is a Commodity code that encompasses location-aware dispatch, fleet tracking, incident management, and operations-support platforms used across transit agencies, public safety departments, and municipal service operations. State and local governments are procuring cloud-hosted and on-premise CAD/AVL systems that integrate with emergency communications infrastructure, mobile data terminals, wayside signage, and back-office scheduling and reporting tools—along with ancillary software for case management, workforce management, permit and tax collection, and data platform integration.

Issuing bodies include transit authorities, city procurement departments, county emergency services, state departments of health and workforce development, and universities. Transit agencies and emergency management are standout repeat buyers: the City of Alexandria on behalf of DASH (Dougherty Area Transit System), the City of Manitowoc Maritime Metro Transit, and the Washington Military Department each issued CAD/AVL system RFPs in the recent window; the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Washington State Department of Health, and Georgia Department of Community Health issued platform-focused RFOs and RFIs for learning management, data systems integration, and program-integrity analytics. The City of Philadelphia appears multiple times as a high-volume software vendor management purchaser. Geographic spread spans Virginia, Wisconsin, Washington, Texas, Georgia, Arizona, Florida, Oregon, Mississippi, Illinois, Colorado, and Nevada—a national distribution with concentrated recent activity in Texas and Florida. Representative opportunities include: (1) the City of Alexandria RFP 2009 for a next-generation CAD/AVL system replacement serving DASH's 115-vehicle fleet, with sealed proposals due August 18, 2026, including cloud or on-premise hosting, real-time bus tracking, integration with Motorola radios and mobile data terminals, unlimited software licenses, federal CMAQ/RSTP funding, and a nine-year potential contract term; (2) the City of Manitowoc RFP QE-26-3 for CAD/AVL hardware, software, and professional services across eleven transit vehicles with a turnkey cloud-based delivery model, questions due May 27 and proposals due June 19, 2026, partially funded with Section 5311 federal transit operating assistance; and (3) the Texas Department of Criminal Justice RFO 696-TL-26-O020 for a cloud-based Learning Management System serving 35,000 employees with 3.00% mandatory VetHUB participation, TX-RAMP Level 2 security certification, responses due August 6, 2026, and a firm fixed-price structure with milestone-based payment.