UNSPSC 64131500: Agreements

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

UNSPSC 64131500 Agreements, a Class code, encompasses the management and execution of contracts, service agreements, and formal arrangements between state and local governments and service providers across a diverse range of activities. State and local governments procure under this code when they need to formalize service delivery relationships through competitive sealed proposals, requests for applications, or other formal procurement mechanisms—work ranging from housing rehabilitation programs and behavioral health diversion services to executive recruitment, legislative lobbying, database hosting, and highway maintenance projects. The issuing bodies include county commissioners, city councils, state departments of human services and transportation, and special-purpose behavioral health authorities. Recent solicitations show Hillsborough County (Florida) as a repeat buyer, issuing multiple RFPs for Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation, Community Development Block Grant public facilities and improvements, HOME Investment Partnerships Program housing projects, and CDBG public services in early 2026, each structured as competitive sealed proposals with response dates in late February 2026. The Colorado Department of Human Services, Behavioral Health Administration issued related agreements for the statewide PREVAIL diversion program through both Request for Applications and Documented Quote Request notices in March and April 2026. Additional activity includes the City of Garden City, Georgia issuing an RFP for legislative lobbying services due July 2, 2026, the City of College Park, Georgia soliciting executive search services through RFP 26-37 due February 18, 2026, and the Oregon Department of Transportation posting Emerging Small Business set-aside RFCQs for highway crack-sealing agreements in February 2026.

Activity under the code concentrates in Florida (Hillsborough County), Colorado (behavioral health and diversion services), Georgia (municipal services), and Oregon (transportation), with no single jurisdiction dominating the procurement landscape. The scope of agreements ranges from fixed-price construction and rehabilitation contracts to cost-reimbursement human services arrangements with specified salary ranges, performance metrics, and quarterly reporting obligations. Hillsborough County's housing programs—including the $7.5 million Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation RFP due August 5, 2026, the $3 million CDBG Public Facilities RFP, the $2 million HOME-ARP projects RFP, and the $600,000 CDBG Public Services RFP, all due February 25, 2026—represent the highest concentration of recent activity and signal sustained demand for qualified nonprofit and for-profit operators able to manage federal and state housing funds, meet compliance standards (Davis-Bacon, Section 3, Build America Buy America), and demonstrate prior experience and financial stability. Colorado's PREVAIL program RFAs (maximum awards of $475,000 to $650,000 annually) and database hosting quote request ($50,000 annually) open opportunities for nonprofit and governmental agencies certified to operate in Colorado and serving justice-involved populations. Oregon's ESB-restricted highway maintenance agreements on Highways 28 and 333 due in early March 2026 target certified Emerging Small Businesses and operate on a per-linear-foot pricing model without disclosed total contract values.