UNSPSC 64121504: Commercial multiple peril policy

A type of risk management contract that offers at least two forms of coverage including losses incurred from business crime, business automobile, boiler and machinery, marine and farm.

UNSPSC 64121504 Commercial multiple peril policy is a Commodity code that encompasses insurance brokerage and administration services for state and local government employee benefits and risk management programs. State and local governments procure under this code to place and manage comprehensive employee health insurance, workers' compensation, stop loss, life and disability, and property and casualty coverage through qualified brokers and third-party administrators. Recent solicitations show municipalities, counties, school districts, and special districts engaging brokers to design, market, and negotiate multi-line insurance programs; administer claims; provide risk consulting; and deliver compliance and reporting services across medical, dental, vision, workers' compensation, property liability, and specialized coverages.

Issuing bodies include county and city procurement departments (Escambia County, Montgomery County Pennsylvania, City of Doral, City of Detroit, Galveston County), independent school districts (Northside ISD San Antonio, Beaverton School District Oregon, Fort Bend ISD), transit and special authorities (CIS—a public entity risk pool), and regional health systems (Central Health Travis County, Metrocare Services). Florida municipalities and Texas school districts and cities appear frequently in recent activity. Recent representative opportunities include Escambia County, Florida seeking a General Lines Insurance Agent for comprehensive coverage across 2,100+ employees with total insured value over $550 million under RFP PD2526115, proposals due October 30, 2026; City of Doral, Florida selecting an Insurance Broker-Agent of Record for property, liability, cyber, and law enforcement liability coverage with current annual expenditure of $3.559 million under RFP 202617, proposals due May 29, 2026; and Beaverton School District 48J, Oregon requesting an insurance broker for policy placement and risk analysis on a self-insured program with $2.47 million in annual premiums under RFP SP3404800018070, proposals due October 26, 2026. Geographic concentration in recent posts spans Florida, Texas, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Oregon, South Carolina, and New Mexico, with activity across municipal, county, school district, and public-agency risk pools.