UNSPSC 80101600: Project management

UNSPSC 80101600 Project management is a Class code. State and local governments use this code to procure strategic planning facilitation, feasibility studies, program and project oversight, and operational assessments across capital projects, infrastructure, and administrative initiatives. Recent solicitations show demand for master planning and facilities studies, planning coordinator and workgroup facilitation, owner's representative services, and management consulting tied to specific operational or capital outcomes—not generic project management training or consulting-hour staffing pools, though the latter do appear.

The issuing bodies span the full range of state and local entities: state departments (Maryland, Georgia DOT, Oregon, Connecticut DEEP, Massachusetts Executive Office), county governments (Putnam, Rockland, Chatham-Savannah MPC, Summit, Bernalillo, San Mateo, Washington, Charles, Indian River), cities and municipalities (Portland CT, Stamford CT, South Yarmouth MA, Westerville OH, Wichita KS, Long Beach CA, Mableton GA, South Fulton GA, Mulberry GA, Casselberry FL, Cooper City FL, St. Cloud FL, Orlando FL, Billerica MA), regional planning organizations (Wasatch Front Regional Council, CORE MPO), transit authorities (High Valley Transit District via Summit County), and special-purpose entities (Atlanta BeltLine Inc., CSUDH, Susquehanna Area Regional Airport Authority, Covered California, Camino Real Community Services, NorthWest Senior and Disability Services, Pinellas Suncoast Fire & Rescue District). Representative recent work includes the Hillsborough County Property Appraiser's RFI for CAMA system planning and integration (October 2026), Wasatch Front Regional Council's qualifications-based selection for planning and model development consulting (November 2026 deadline under Brooks Act), the City of Westerville's RFP for lead service line replacement planning (November 2026), and the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities' consulting engagement on involuntary tow rate due diligence ($20,000 fixed fee, October 2026). Geographic spread is nationwide: Florida activity dominates (property appraisal planning, utility feasibility, kitchen facility studies, auditing term contracts, continuing civil engineering services), followed by California (multiple cities, County of San Mateo, state university), Georgia (multiple municipalities and DOT services), Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maryland, Utah, Oregon, Colorado, Texas, and Pennsylvania. The code captures real work—pre-development planning, stakeholder engagement, financial modeling, implementation roadmaps, and feasibility analysis—typically structured as lump-sum or fixed-fee engagements with 6–18 month durations and qualifications-based or best-value selection methods.