UNSPSC 64131604: Indefinite delivery contract

A type of contract used to acquire goods and/or services when the exact times and/or exact quantities of future deliveries are not known at the time of contract award. There are three types of indefinite delivery contracts: definite-quantity contracts, requirements contracts, and indefinite-quantity contracts.

UNSPSC 64131604 Indefinite delivery contract, a Commodity code, encompasses recurring service arrangements and management contracts that state and local governments use to structure ongoing vendor relationships with defined scopes, performance metrics, and renewal options. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show activity in housing rehabilitation project management, legislative affairs representation, behavioral health database hosting and program delivery, highway maintenance, and public facilities construction—a diverse portfolio reflecting how jurisdictions organize longer-term service procurements with flexibility for volume adjustments and periodic renewal. Issuing bodies span county governments (Hillsborough County, Florida; Colorado Department of Human Services), municipalities (City of Garden City, Georgia; City of College Park, Georgia), state transportation departments (Oregon Department of Transportation), and special-purpose behavioral health authorities. Repeat issuer Hillsborough County appears across multiple housing and community development opportunities, signaling sustained activity in federal housing program administration (HOME, CDBG, disaster rehabilitation).

Geographic spread concentrates in Florida, Colorado, Georgia, and Oregon, with the Florida activity particularly dense around HUD-funded housing initiatives. Representative recent opportunities include Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners' Request for Proposals for Program Year 2026 Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation (due August 5, 2026; $7.5 million estimated budget with individual awards up to $2.5 million), Colorado Department of Human Services' PREVAIL database hosting and support contract (documented quote request due April 25, 2026; $50,000 annual budget) and concurrent PREVAIL program delivery RFA (due April 7, 2026; up to $475,000 annually for single applicants), Oregon Department of Transportation's Emerging Small Business set-asides for Highway 333 Hermiston crack sealing (due March 3, 2026) and Highway 28 Pendleton crack sealing (due March 9, 2026), and City of College Park's executive search services RFP (due February 18, 2026). CDBG and HOME program administration generates consistent renewal demand in Florida, while Colorado's criminal justice diversion initiative represents emerging behavioral health contracting. Most opportunities require documented prior experience, financial stability certification, and federal compliance (SAM registration, debarment status, prevailing wage adherence where applicable).