UNSPSC 64140000: Governmental property right conferrals

Governmental or public property is property that is owned by all, but its access and use is controlled by government. In these cases, government, acting on behalf of the public, confers rights on individuals or groups in pursuit of the larger public interest.

UNSPSC 64140000 Governmental property right conferrals is a Family code that encompasses property valuation, appraisal, and fee-review consulting work on behalf of state and local governments. State and local buyers use this code for comprehensive real property revaluation services (full parcel inventories, market analysis, and updated assessment rolls), commercial property appraisal and revaluation, user-fee studies evaluating existing municipal service charges and recommending cost-based updates to master fee schedules, and revenue-cycle auditing and benchmarking services for public health systems. The issuing bodies include municipal assessor offices, county utilities authorities, county healthcare systems, and individual town governments seeking to refresh property valuations or optimize fee structures. Connecticut towns and New Jersey utilities authorities appear among recent active buyers, though the code sees scattered activity across multiple jurisdictions rather than concentration among repeat purchasers.

Recent opportunities span Connecticut, New Jersey, California, and Arizona. The Town of Stonington, Connecticut posted RFP 2026-001ston on April 16, 2026 for commercial property revaluation services, with proposals due May 27, 2026. The Town of Roxbury, Connecticut issued RFP 35601 on March 20, 2026 for comprehensive real property revaluation effective October 1, 2027, with sealed proposals due May 12, 2026. The County of San Mateo, California (ACRE Department) solicited RFP 2026RFP00275 on March 30, 2026 for a Department User Fee Study examining assessor, clerk, recorder, and elections fees, with evaluation points allocated to project approach (30 points), firm qualifications (25 points), team qualifications (20 points), and price (25 points); San Mateo applies 5–10 percent local preference adders for local businesses, non-profits, and small/micro businesses certified under County ordinance. The Bergen County Utilities Authority and Northwest Bergen County Utilities Authority each issued RFQs for engineering and architectural services in New Jersey in early 2026, including real property appraisal within a broader professional-services basket. Santa Clara County issued RFPHHSFY260491 on March 22, 2026 for revenue review and audit services covering charge-master compliance, benchmarking, supply linking, and clinical appeal writing, with proposals due May 27, 2026.