UNSPSC 80141706: Product brokerage service

Product brokers, sales agents, manufacturers representatives, and factory representatives whose primary compensation is a commission on the sale of a product. Does not include distributors who actually take possession of the product.

UNSPSC 80141706 Product brokerage service is a Commodity code capturing the range of intermediary and advisory services state and local governments procure to manage transactions, investments, and benefit programs. Recent solicitations show demand spanning employee benefits brokerage, commercial real estate transaction support, investment advisory for trust funds, insurance consulting, and specialty services such as arbitrage compliance and freight forwarding customs clearance. The issuing bodies are diverse: county governments (White County, Georgia; Okaloosa County, Florida; Henry County, Georgia; Williamson County, Texas), cities (Milton, Florida; Sarasota, Florida; Tucson, Arizona; St. Cloud, Florida; Dallas, Texas), independent school districts (Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD, Texas), state agencies (Rhode Island), and higher-education systems (University System of Georgia; Texas A&M University). Employee benefits brokerage dominates the recent activity, with counties and school districts soliciting comprehensive consulting on medical, dental, and ancillary coverage renewals, compliance, open enrollment, and strategy; these roles typically combine fixed fees, carrier-paid commissions, or tiered compensation models. Commercial real estate brokerage, investment consulting, insurance brokerage, and specialized advisory work (arbitrage, medical consulting, freight forwarding) round out the code's scope.

Activity is concentrated in the Southeast and Texas. White County, Georgia; Henry County, Georgia (appearing twice in the recent block); Okaloosa County, Florida; Sarasota, Florida; Milton, Florida; St. Cloud, Florida; Tucson, Arizona; Williamson County, Texas; Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD, Texas; Dallas, Texas; University System of Georgia; and Texas A&M University account for the majority of recent postings. Representative recent solicitations include White County Government's RFQ for employee benefits broker services (due December 11, 2026, for approximately 272 benefit-eligible employees, with annual renewals, COBRA administration, and compliance support); the City of Milton's RFQ 2025.08 for commercial real estate services (due November 19, 2025, covering property marketing, acquisition, and transaction closing); Henry County's RFP 27-01 for employee benefit consulting and broker services (due August 11, 2026, covering plan analysis, carrier management, and Section 125 administration); and the City of Dallas's commercial paper liquidity provider procurement (due May 22, 2026, for three capital programs totaling up to $775 million). Questions and addenda cycles are active; pre-bid and pre-proposal meetings are common. The code shows robust near-term activity with response windows typically 30–90 days from posting.