UNSPSC 64131500: Agreements

Negotiated and typically legally binding arrangements between parties as to a course of action.

UNSPSC 64131500 Agreements, a Class code, covers service-delivery and operational-management contracts that state and local governments use to formalize ongoing vendor relationships for specialized service provision, property management, program delivery, and consulting. Recent state and local solicitations under this code span cold weather shelter partnerships, rail property management and asset development, affordable housing rehabilitation and new construction, owner-occupied housing repair programs, commercial driver licensing third-party testing, and legislative lobbying services. The issuing bodies are predominantly county governments and state departments, with Hillsborough County, Florida appearing as a repeat buyer across multiple affordable housing and emergency services agreements. The scope of work reflects governments' reliance on formal agreements to delegate complex operations—housing development and rehabilitation, emergency response coordination, regulatory compliance, and specialized expertise—to external partners who either bring technical capacity the government lacks or enable the government to scale service delivery beyond direct staff capacity.

Recent opportunities concentrate in Florida and Oregon. Hillsborough County has posted six agreements solicitations since July 2026, including the FY 2027 Cold Weather Shelter Partnerships RFQ (due October 9, 2026, estimated $250,000), CDBG Multi-Family Acquisition Rehabilitation RFP (due October 2, 2026, extended via addendum, estimated $3,800,000), CDBG-DR Small Multifamily Rehabilitation RFP (due September 25, 2026, estimated $10,000,000), PY 2026 New Construction Development of County Owned Affordable Housing Infill Property RFP (due August 27, 2026, estimated $6,000,000), and Program Year 2026 Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation RFP (due August 5, 2026, estimated $7.5 million). The Connecticut Department of Transportation posted RAIL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT, LEASING, AND ASSET DEVELOPMENT RFP (due October 30, 2026, three-year term with renewal options, compensation to be negotiated). The Oregon Department of Transportation solicited CDL Third Party Skills Testers RFP (due August 4, 2026, up to three contractors, five-year term with optional five-year extension). The City of Garden City, Georgia posted Legislative Lobbyist Services RFP (due July 2, 2026). These agreements typically formalize relationships with multiple-year terms, specified performance standards, insurance and compliance requirements, and structured evaluation frameworks emphasizing organizational capacity, past performance, and financial stability.