UNSPSC 80111512: Information technology (IT) expert services

A service that provides experts in each field related to IT consulting, IT project management, IT quality management, information protection, system construction and operation, website development, and IT technology training required for informatization business.

UNSPSC 80111512 Information technology (IT) expert services (Commodity) encompasses a broad range of IT consulting, system development, and technical advisory work that state and local governments are actively soliciting. Based on recent opportunities, state and local buyers under this code are procuring everything from student information system implementations and cloud migration consulting to AI strategic roadmaps, identity management platforms, CRM implementations, and specialized system modernization projects. The issuing bodies span state agencies (Colorado, Illinois, Oregon, Texas), counties (Orange, Pinellas, Hillsborough, Sacramento, San Mateo), cities (Tucson, Wichita, Fort Myers, Kingman, Tampa, Beaverton), universities and community colleges (Texas Tech, Columbia Gorge), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority), water authorities (Great Lakes), and specialized boards (Texas State Board of Public Accountancy, Texas Education Agency). Work ranges from short-term information-gathering RFIs on emerging technologies like AI governance and endpoint monitoring to full-cycle implementations spanning multiple years and millions in value—the New Jersey Department of Health's eight-year early intervention case management system solicitation is representative of the larger, mission-critical procurements driving this market.

Geographic spread is national, with recent activity concentrated in California (Orange County, San Mateo County), Texas (multiple state agencies and local jurisdictions), Florida (Hillsborough County, Pinellas County, Orange County, Tampa, Kingman area), Colorado, Oregon, Illinois, and the Mid-Atlantic region. The mix of opportunity types—RFPs, RFQs, RFIs, and sole-source procurements—reflects market maturity and competitive intensity. Representative current opportunities include the New Jersey Department of Health's October 7, 2026 RFQ for NJEIS case management system development, hosting, and eight-year support (26DPP01332); the City of Tucson's August 5, 2026 RFP for GPS vehicle tracking and fleet management through the Axia Cooperative with estimated $30 million national volume (260201); Columbia Gorge Community College's August 5, 2026 RFP for Student Information System replacement and implementation (SP3306000017373); and Pinellas County's July 14, 2026 RFP for HubSpot CRM implementation and integration (260588RFP). Sole-source and limited-competition procurements are also active—Colorado's Broadcom maintenance renewal (June 5 deadline), Illinois's Cobol Suite license (June 8), and several vendor-specific system upgrades signal that once-selected vendors often hold extended positions. Response deadlines cluster in late June through August 2026, suggesting a secondary surge in planning and budget execution typical of mid-fiscal-year procurement cycles.