UNSPSC 71161611: Technical consultant services for claim management

Claim management technical consultant contract is a service provided by expert staff in a particular area of science or engineering, most often for projects in these fields. Consulting firms employ engineers, scientists, skilled technicians, and scientific project managers, contract engineer, Quality standardizer ,Claim management etc.

UNSPSC 71161611 Technical consultant services for claim management (Commodity) covers third-party administration of workers' compensation claims, with state and local governments buying comprehensive TPA services including claims intake, adjudication, medical and indemnity benefit processing, litigation support, and related administrative functions. Recent solicitations show school districts, counties, cities, and transit authorities procuring TPA services across self-insured and funded workers' compensation programs, with scope ranging from small district enrollments to large municipal workforces.

The issuing-body mix includes school districts (Northside Independent School District in Texas, Polk County Public Schools in Florida), county governments (Forsyth County and Marion County in Georgia and Florida respectively, Collier County in Florida), city governments (Phoenix, Tucson, Orlando, Scottsdale), the State of Oregon, and the University of Texas System. Forsyth County appears as a repeat buyer, posting multiple RFPs for TPA services in September 2026. Recent opportunities span Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Oregon, and Texas, with notable activity in the Southeast and Southwest. Representative recent solicitations include Forsyth County's RFP 27-20-0610 (proposals due October 15, 2026) seeking TPA services for approximately 2,681 employees with emphasis on Georgia-licensed adjusters, on-site presence, and system integration; the City of Phoenix's RFPPS270005 (offers due July 31, 2026) for worker's compensation third-party administration claims management under a five-year agreement covering approximately 14,000 benefit-eligible employees with performance penalties for improperly denied claims and PII breaches; and Marion County's RFP seeking comprehensive TPA services for approximately 1,900 employees with a maximum annual flat fee of $200,000 and transition completion by October 1, 2026. The State of Oregon's RFP S-44000-00017296 (proposals due July 30, 2026) represents a high-value statewide procurement—estimated at $70 million cumulative contract value with an initial five-year term—for assigned claims and claims processing agent services covering noncomplying employers and defaulted self-insureds, requiring minimum ten years of Oregon workers' compensation processing experience and Oregon business location.