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 (Family) encompasses real property title services, property auditing and inventory management, and related property-right documentation work that state and local governments contract out to manage, verify, and transfer public assets. The code captures work ranging from title examination and certification at specific government properties to systematic physical asset audits across multiple county or regional facilities, where government agencies engage external vendors or contract workers to conduct qualification-based or competitive procurement processes. Issuing bodies under this code include state departments (workforce commissions, human services divisions), municipal airport authorities, and regional government operations centers. The mix reflects both specialized technical services (title companies serving specific government properties) and operational support roles (property auditors managing inventory across dispersed county offices).

Recent activity appears concentrated in the Mountain West and South, with the Salt Lake City Department of Airports soliciting title company services across three airport properties under RFQ SLCAIR26017 (response due October 16, 2026), the Texas Workforce Commission issuing IFB 3202600214 for adaptive agricultural equipment and vocational rehabilitation services (response due October 6, 2026), and the Mississippi Department of Human Services requesting applications for a full-time Statewide Property Auditor position with an annual salary of $59,500 (applications due August 21, 2026). The Salt Lake City opportunity represents qualification-based selection focused on title service capability and experience across multiple jurisdictional properties. The Mississippi posting, while tagged to this code, represents contract employment rather than vendor procurement and shows limited relevance to the nominal scope. Geographic spread across Utah, Texas, and Mississippi suggests episodic rather than sustained activity under this Family code.