UNSPSC 64100000: Bank offered products

Products generally offered by banks in association with the services they provide

UNSPSC 64100000 Bank offered products is a Family code that encompasses financial advisory, management, and transactional services state and local governments procure to support debt financing, cash management, investment portfolio oversight, and specialized financial functions. Recent solicitations show active demand across municipal advisory services, bond underwriting and swap advisory support, investment management, financial auditing and examination, debt collection, and specialized consulting for tax recovery, impact fee analysis, and grant administration—work that extends well beyond traditional banking products into government-specific financial operations and compliance.

State and local issuing bodies pursuing work under this code include counties (Sacramento, DeKalb, Douglas, Gwinnett, Orange, Monroe, Seminole, Pinellas, Sarasota), cities (Phoenix, Salt Lake City, Albuquerque, St. Cloud, Detroit, Bridgeport, Gainesville, Milpitas, New Smyrna Beach), school districts (DeKalb County Schools, Pinellas County), state departments (Michigan, Washington, New Mexico, Illinois), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Detroit Department of Transportation), and specialized public entities (Washington Saves Governing Board, Washington State Housing Finance Commission, Atlanta Beltline, Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District). Recent opportunities span financial examination services pre-qualification (Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget, posted October 12 and August 5, 2026, RFP format), bond underwriting pooling (Salt Lake City Department of Airports, posted October 8, 2026, RFP with October 30 deadline), investment advisory services (City of Milpitas, posted October 1, RFP due September 24), development impact fee and financial consulting (Sacramento County, posted October 9, RFQ due October 8; City of Phoenix, posted September 29, RFQ due May 8 with ongoing list management), debt collection (Washington State Department of Enterprise Services, posted September 8, RFQ due October 20), and 1099 processing (Gwinnett County, posted September 23 and September 9, RFP due October 2). Geographic activity concentrates in California (Sacramento, San Antonio, Milpitas, Phoenix, Salt Lake City), Florida (multiple counties and school districts), Michigan, Georgia, Washington, and Texas, with scattered additional activity in New Mexico, Illinois, and New England. The code reflects steady demand from mid-sized and larger jurisdictions managing complex capital structures, federal compliance, and revenue operations.