UNSPSC 80131701: Title reconveyance services

UNSPSC 80131701 Title reconveyance services is a Commodity code that, based on recent state and local solicitations, covers property title search, examination, abstracting, and related conveyancing support services. State and local governments solicit under this code primarily for bulk or on-call title services supporting right-of-way acquisition, property transactions, and administrative land management. The mix of issuing bodies spans state departments of transportation, county purchasing divisions, and municipal procurement offices; the Florida Department of Transportation District Four and Baltimore County, Maryland are recent repeat solicitors. The kinds of work actually being bought include certified title search reports, title examination and abstracting using proprietary electronic databases, ownership and right-of-way reports, and related title documentation to support property acquisition and disposition. Vendors are typically required to maintain licensed attorneys or title agents, carry general liability insurance with specified coverage floors ($200,000 to $2 million depending on scope), comply with state bar regulations and uniform title standards, and deliver reports within contractually defined turnaround windows.

Recent opportunities span Florida, Georgia, Texas, Maryland, and New York. The Florida Department of Transportation District Four posted a district-wide title search and examination RFP (RFP15845, due July 23, 2026) covering twelve counties with a $1.05 million budgetary cap and a contract term through August 2031, requiring vendors to deliver certified reports within 30 calendar days and maintain Florida licensure. Baltimore County, Maryland solicited on-call property title abstracting services via RFP P-10000537 (due August 17, 2026), though the notice provides limited detail on scope or volume. The Texas State University System posted an IDIQ RFQ for professional land surveying services statewide (RFQ 7582600095, due July 14, 2026) with a $500,000 ceiling that includes topographic surveys and ALTA/ACMS land title surveys, though land surveying and title work represent distinct scopes. Activity in this code remains episodic and geographically diffuse, with no indication of sustained or accelerating demand.