UNSPSC 64111800: Entitlements or rights

Financial instruments providing the holder the privilege to subscribe to or to receive specific assets on specified terms

UNSPSC 64111800 Entitlements or rights is a Class code covering financial advisory, administrative, and analytical services that state and local governments procure to support debt management, financial planning, grant administration, fund operations, and regulatory compliance. Recent opportunities show state and local issuing bodies—including state departments, counties, cities, school districts, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts—soliciting under this code for municipal advisory services tied to bond issuances and debt structuring, financial examination and analysis for insurance regulation, loan and fund administration, investment advisory services, swap advisory support, grant and funding strategy consulting, and compensation and organizational studies. The Michigan Department of Technology, Management, and Budget posted a pre-qualification RFP for financial examination services for insurance companies (due November 4, 2026), and Sacramento County solicited development impact fee and fiscal impact analysis services (due October 8, 2026); both typify the mix of regulatory compliance work and municipal finance planning driving activity under this code. Geographic spread spans Michigan, California, Florida, Georgia, Washington, Texas, North Carolina, Arizona, and other states, with no single region dominating recent solicitation activity.

The code shows broad issuing-body diversity across state agencies, counties, municipalities, school districts, transit authorities, and special districts. Recent opportunities range from the Washington State Housing Finance Commission administering a $10 million affordable housing construction fund (due November 2, 2026) to the City of Milpitas managing investment advisory for a $265.4 million portfolio (due September 24, 2026) to Orange County Transportation Authority procuring sales tax audit and recovery services (due July 14, 2026) to the Texas Department of Criminal Justice seeking inmate technology and communications system operation (due September 25, 2026). Contract structures vary widely—some are pre-qualification vehicles feeding second-tier task orders, others are fixed-term ongoing advisory relationships, and still others are performance-based or on-call engagements. Evaluation typically weights experience and qualifications, technical approach and methodology, references, and cost; set-asides and preferences are sparse, though Michigan GDBE participation requirements and Washington small-business preferences appear in select opportunities. The code sees steady activity with response deadlines scattered across recent months, suggesting ongoing demand from state and local finance, regulatory, and operations functions.