UNSPSC 80141704: Franchise operations

UNSPSC 80141704 Franchise operations (Commodity) covers independent contractor operating agreements and management service contracts where a vendor operates a revenue-generating program or facility as an agent or licensee on behalf of a state or local government. State and local governments actually buy under this code recurring management services for community markets, tourism and destination marketing programs, recycling sponsorship initiatives, and specialized promotional or operational programs where the contractor bears significant execution responsibility and financial risk while the government retains brand and strategic control.

Recent solicitations show issuing bodies spanning cities (DeBary, Holly Hill, North Miami Beach, Parker, Orlando, Cincinnati, Santa Fe, Fort Worth), counties (Pinellas, Sarasota, Broward, Dane, Fulton), school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools, Cypress-Fairbanks ISD), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority), and universities and colleges operating with municipal or regional oversight. The activity is geographically distributed across Florida (DeBary, Holly Hill, Sarasota, Broward, Pinellas), California (Thousand Oaks, Milpitas, Orange County), Colorado (Parker), Georgia (Atlanta, Fulton County), Texas (Fort Worth, Houston region), and other states including Oregon, Michigan, and Tennessee. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Holly Hill issuing RFP 26-ADM-01 for Weekly Community Market Management Services (proposals due August 20, 2026) where an independent contractor operates a weekly outdoor market at City property with no City compensation; Hillsborough County Public Schools issuing ITQ 26137-ITQ-DST for SNS Truck Wraps (quotes due April 28, 2026) covering full-color digitally printed wraps on school fleet vehicles; Orange County Transportation Authority issuing RFP 250271 for Express Lanes Marketing Program (proposals due June 30, 2026, contract value $450,000 over three years) with integrated marketing strategy and campaign execution for transit corridors; and Sarasota County issuing RFP 262858MM for Marketing Services for Breeze Public Transit (proposals due August 19, 2026) with five-year marketing plan and annual market research funded through FTA and state transportation grants. The code shows moderate recent activity with a mix of turnkey operational contracts, marketing and promotional management, and specialized program administration where vendors execute primary responsibility for revenue generation or service delivery under government brand and strategic oversight.