UNSPSC 80141628: Commissioned distributor service

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

UNSPSC 80141628 Commissioned distributor service is a Commodity code under which state and local governments rarely solicit in the traditional sense; instead, the code captures service contracts where a vendor acts as an intermediary managing distribution, enrollment, or operational coordination on behalf of a public agency. Recent state and local opportunities show the code covers enrollment brokerage for health plans, workforce and childcare services management, facility operations contracting, and specialized service delivery across multiple government functions. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission has posted the most substantial and recurring activity: an RFP for Enrollment Broker Operations (RFP No. HHS0016867, due September 4, 2026) valued at $75 million to $82 million per state fiscal year, handling enrollment processing, document management, call center operations, outreach, and premium collection across eight managed care programs. Beyond HHSC, the code appears in workforce development services (Workforce Solutions North Texas seeking child care services management and workforce center operations), facility and infrastructure support (City of Atlanta Department of Aviation seeking IT infrastructure maintenance services), event and amenities management (Hays County seeking a sportsplex league provider and operator), and specialized consulting roles (San Mateo County seeking a task force facilitator for permit entitlement process improvements). The issuing-body mix spans state agencies (Texas HHSC, Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs), county purchasing offices (Hays County, Seminole County, San Mateo County, Fairfax County, Williamson County), city procurement bureaus (Atlanta, Sun Prairie, College Park), workforce boards (Workforce Solutions North Texas), and specialized authorities (Atlanta Beltline Inc., Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, West Basin Municipal Water District, Jacksonville Transportation Authority).

Recent activity concentrates in Texas (particularly HHSC and North Texas workforce initiatives), Florida (Jacksonville Transportation Authority), and Georgia and Arizona at a lower frequency. The Texas Enrollment Broker RFP is the most decision-relevant opportunity—a sole-source procurement for a qualified contractor with a pre-proposal conference on July 21, 2026, questions due July 24, 2026, and anticipated award in August 2027 with a September 2027 contract start. The contractor must achieve TX-RAMP Level 2 Certification, maintain NIST SP 800-53 Revision 5 security controls and HIPAA compliance, and manage operations from Austin, Texas; historical compensation ranges from $75 million to $82 million per SFY, structured as a four-year initial term with options to extend up to four additional years plus a potential one-year extension. Evaluation employs best value across Project Work Plan (30 points), Technical Proposal (30 points), Qualifications and Demonstrated Relevant Experience (20 points), Cost Approach (10 points), and Total Cost (10 points), with oral presentations anticipated in November 2026. Insurance requirements include workers' compensation, commercial general liability ($2 million per occurrence / $4 million aggregate), comprehensive automobile liability ($1 million combined single limit), cyber/privacy liability ($10 million), professional liability ($10 million), umbrella liability ($10 million), and crime insurance ($5 million). VetHUB participation goals of 26 percent apply to subcontracting, with respondents required to demonstrate good-faith effort to include certified vendors or attest to self-performance.