UNSPSC 80111614: Temporary engineering services

UNSPSC 80111614 Temporary engineering services is a Commodity code. State and local governments procure temporary staffing across administrative, professional, technical, skilled-trade, and specialized personnel roles through this code, with recent solicitations spanning childcare workers, speech-language pathologists, maintenance crews, event staff, emergency medical technicians, and substance-use-disorder clinicians. Issuing bodies include school districts (Richardson ISD, City Colleges of Chicago, Hillsborough County Public Schools), counties (Denton County, Boulder County, Broward County), cities (St. Petersburg, Alexandria, Dallas, Phoenix), state agencies (Texas, Oregon, Colorado, Mississippi, Illinois), universities (Texas Tech, University of Texas M.D. Anderson), and specialized districts (Greater Louisville Workforce Development Board, Orlando Utilities Commission). City and county procurement offices dominate the recent activity, with school districts seeking substitute and support staffing and state agencies using cooperative purchasing vehicles to access temporary personnel across multiple classifications. Geographic spread includes Florida (DeBary, Polk County, Broward County, Hillsborough County), Texas (St. Petersburg, Richardson, Dallas, Denton, Houston), Colorado (Boulder), Georgia (Barrow County), Illinois, Virginia, Maryland, California, Kentucky, and Oregon; activity is nationwide rather than regionally concentrated.

Recent representative solicitations include the City of St. Petersburg's RFP for temporary staffing across 25 position categories with response due October 29, 2026, covering labor, clerical, maintenance, skilled trades, security, and event support with incumbent rates ranging $19.32 to $99.52 per hour; Hillsborough County Public Schools' RFP for speech-language pathologists and assistants for approximately 100 and 2 vacancies respectively with proposals due March 23, 2026 and annual budget of approximately $11,641,950; Boulder County Sheriff's Office RFP for 24/7 emergency medical technician staffing at the jail with proposals due October 26, 2026; the Orlando Utilities Commission RFP for management services for temporary staffing with a five-year term and April 13, 2026 proposal deadline; and the City of Alexandria's RFP for temporary staffing covering approximately 175–200 daily employees at historical spend near $8.2 million annually with proposals due August 26, 2026. Cooperative purchasing vehicles (NASPO ValuePoint, Texas SMART BUY, Oregon cooperative agreements) appear alongside direct competitive solicitations, offering state and local agencies pre-negotiated staffing vendor agreements. Set-asides and preferences vary—some solicitations include SBE, MBE, WBE, and VBE encouragement or DBE-Neutral requirements; others carry no explicit set-asides. The code shows sustained and diverse activity across jurisdictions and staffing categories.