UNSPSC 80141628: Commissioned distributor service

A type of sales alliance wherein distributors receive a commission based on sales performance

UNSPSC 80141628 Commissioned distributor service (Commodity) encompasses the third-party administration and operational management of programs, funds, and services on behalf of state and local agencies—work state and local governments are soliciting under this code to offload specialized compliance, financial recovery, workforce, or operational functions to qualified external firms. Recent opportunities show state and local buyers contracting for enrollment broker operations managing healthcare plan enrollment across multiple programs, federal award compliance assessment administration for grant recipients, statewide access fund administration for wheelchair-accessible transportation incentives, child care services management spanning eligibility and provider reimbursement, workforce center operations across multiple locations, and strategic planning facilitation. The issuing-body mix spans state health and human services commissions, state workforce development boards, state public utilities commissions, state arts commissions, county sheriff's offices, county health systems, cities, school districts, transit authorities, university systems, and special-purpose development authorities—a wide range of public entities outsourcing program administration and specialized advisory functions. Geographic activity concentrates in Texas (multiple solicitations from HHSC, WSNT boards, and municipal agencies), California (CPUC, county health systems), Florida (Seminole County), Georgia (Atlanta BeltLine Inc., City of College Park), and scattered activity in Michigan, Oregon, Washington, and other states.

Representative recent opportunities include Texas Health and Human Services Commission requesting proposals for Enrollment Broker Operations under RFP HHS0016867 (due September 4, 2026), managing enrollment processing, call center operations, and cost-sharing across eight Medicaid and CHIP programs with historical compensation ranging $75 million to $82 million annually; Workforce Solutions North Texas Board seeking management and operations contractors for child care services under RFP 2026-003 (due June 15, 2026) with approximate year-one value of $10.5 million; California Public Utilities Commission soliciting a Statewide Access Fund Administrator under RFP 25NS1040 (due October 1, 2026) to administer wheelchair-accessible vehicle incentive programs across 38 counties with $8.9 million in available funding; Texas State University requesting project management and consulting services under RFQ 754-TXST-2026-520-PDC (due October 27, 2026) for operational efficiency reviews across three universities with VetHUB subcontracting requirements; and the City of Waco procuring foodservice, retail, and ticketing operations management for Cameron Park Zoo under RFP 2026-046 (due November 6, 2026) on a commission-percentage basis. Set-asides and preferences appear selectively—VetHUB participation goals are common in Texas solicitations, and local-business preferences apply in California and Michigan opportunities. Activity is steady and diverse, with multiple concurrent procurements across program administration, operations outsourcing, and specialized consulting roles.