UNSPSC 80151602: Import planning

UNSPSC 80151602 Import planning is a Commodity code that covers strategic advisory and consulting services to analyze workforce data, organizational structures, and operational efficiency across government entities—the kinds of planning-stage consulting that state and local agencies routinely solicit to inform staffing, compensation, and operational decisions before they execute structural or budgetary changes. State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code span county boards of commissioners, city finance departments, state agencies, and special-purpose entities such as the Teacher Retirement System of Texas and university systems. Recent work includes job classification and pay studies covering hundreds of employees across multiple departments, enterprise fraud detection platform selection and assessment, management consulting on organizational change and compliance, operational efficiency reviews of public works and emergency services, and strategic roadmap development for AI adoption. The code sees active solicitation across Georgia, Texas, Florida, Arizona, Colorado, Washington, Oregon, and other jurisdictions, with no single region dominating recent activity.

Whitfield County Board of Commissioners in Georgia issued an RFP on October 16, 2026 for a comprehensive Job Classification and Pay Study covering approximately 800 employees and more than 200 job classifications (PE75500NONST2026000000057, due November 20, 2026), soliciting sealed proposals with evaluation weighted 80 percent technical and 20 percent cost. The Teacher Retirement System of Texas issued an RFP on October 15, 2026 for an enterprise fraud detection and monitoring platform addressing procurement, pension, and paper fraud across its operations (TRS000718, due November 20, 2026), allowing single comprehensive proposals or separate submissions for individual scopes, with evaluation weighting past performance at 5 percent, business functions at 40 percent, implementation and change management at 10 percent, technical solution at 25 percent, key personnel at 5 percent, pricing at 10 percent, and single-platform capability at 5 percent. The City of Phoenix Finance Department issued an RFQ on October 9, 2026 for Management Consulting Services on an as-needed basis to establish a Qualified Vendors List (RFQU270477, due November 6, 2026), evaluating offerors on capacity and experience (40%), method of approach (40%), and pricing (20%), with the contract term set for five years commencing March 1, 2027. Alameda County Water District issued an RFP on October 2, 2026 for program optimization consulting services for its Office of Emergency and Security Services (RFP262711, due November 3, 2026), though the source provides minimal detail beyond the engagement title.