UNSPSC 64111801: Allotment or bonus right

Privilege allotted to existing security holders, entitling them to receive new securities free of charge

UNSPSC 64111801 Allotment or bonus right (Commodity) comprises financial-advisory and financial-services rights—including participation-pool pre-qualifications, fund administration roles, and consulting agreements—that state and local governments buy to secure access to specialized financial expertise on call. Recent state and local solicitations show government buying under this code spans pre-qualified contractor pools for insurance financial examinations, municipal-advisory services for debt structuring and capital financing, revolving-loan-fund administration for affordable housing, investment portfolio management, swap advisory services, development-impact-fee consulting, ballot-measure planning support, compensation studies, employee-benefits consulting, and specialized financial-audit services. Issuing bodies include state departments (Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services, Washington Saves Governing Board, Maine Department of Environmental Protection), counties (Sacramento, DeKalb, Douglas, Clayton, Orange County Transportation Authority), cities (Phoenix, Albuquerque, Milpitas, San Antonio, St. Cloud, Detroit, Gainesville, Bridgeport), school districts (Pinellas County, DeKalb County Schools), and special-purpose districts (Washington State Housing Finance Commission, Seminole County Fire Rescue, New Smyrna Beach Utilities). Geographic activity spans the Midwest (Michigan multiple times), West (Washington, California, Arizona), Southeast (Georgia, Florida multiple times, South Carolina), and scattered instances across New Mexico and Connecticut.

Representative recent opportunities include Michigan Department of Insurance and Financial Services issuing RFP 260000002108 (posted Aug 24, 2026, due Sep 2, 2026) to establish a pre-qualified financial examination contractor pool for approximately 1,400 insurance companies under a three-year term with optional two-year renewals; Sacramento County soliciting swap advisory services for interest-rate swap agreements under 2026GEN0060 (posted Aug 21, 2026) on a four-year contract with one-year extension option; Washington State Housing Finance Commission requesting proposals for Affordable Homeownership Revolving Construction Catalyst Fund administration under 202609ADM (posted Oct 5, 2026, due Nov 2, 2026) for a $10 million five-year program serving nonprofit homeownership developers; City of Milpitas requesting investment advisory services for two separate portfolios totaling $378.4 million under RFP 26262 (posted Oct 1, 2026, due Sep 24, 2026) under five-year agreements with two one-year options; and County of Sacramento issuing ITN 94867 (posted Oct 9, 2026, due Oct 8, 2026) for on-call financial consulting supporting development-impact fee programs and community-facilities districts on a time-and-materials basis with multiple award capability. Liquidated damages, service-level credits, retainage provisions, and professional-liability insurance minimums ranging from $1 million to $3 million per occurrence appear standard across recent awards.