UNSPSC 80161702: Capital asset disposal or sale service

Services associated with the disposal capital assets

UNSPSC 80161702 Capital asset disposal or sale service (Commodity) covers enterprise asset management platforms, asset lifecycle tracking systems, and asset verification or inventory services that state and local governments deploy to manage disposal, reconciliation, and disposition workflows across infrastructure, fleet, facilities, and equipment portfolios. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers using this code to procure software solutions for comprehensive asset lifecycle management—from acquisition through retirement—as well as professional services to conduct physical asset inventories, verify asset ownership and condition, and support capital planning decisions tied to asset disposition and replacement cycles.

State departments, counties, cities, and special-purpose districts issue the bulk of opportunities under this code. Collier County (Florida) sought a cloud-based Enterprise Asset Management solution supporting 1,100 users across transportation, water, wastewater, stormwater, parks, transit, facilities, and solid waste portfolios; the RFP (due October 23, 2026) required five-year governmental EAM experience, GIS integration, and SAP/ESRI compatibility. The Oregon Department of Human Services extended an asset verification services contract (Amendment No. 2, estimated $1.18 million through June 30, 2028) to maintain Medicaid eligibility determinations through electronic asset verification. The City of Atlanta Department of Public Works sought firms to physically inventory 6,500–7,000 fleet assets across multiple facilities, with contract value not to exceed $225,000 (proposals due June 19, 2026). Georgia Tech procured a Government Property Management Inventory System replacing legacy software, requiring federal FAR/DFARS compliance, NIST security standards, and integration with Deltek, Workday, and Oracle systems. The City of Detroit Department of Transportation issued an RFP for a comprehensive asset inventory audit across seven DDOT locations (due June 1, 2026). Activity spans Florida, Georgia, Texas, Nevada, Oregon, Colorado, and the District of Columbia, with county and municipal governments and state health and transportation departments as repeat buyers. Representatives of recent opportunities include RFPs for enterprise software platforms (Collier County, Georgia Tech, Harris County Department of Education for facility management software through cooperative purchasing), RFQs for professional asset management consulting (Town of Parker, Colorado; City of Shady Dale, Georgia), and direct-award amendments for specialized verification services (Oregon Department of Human Services). The code shows sustained activity in 2026 across infrastructure asset management, fleet and facility inventory reconciliation, and capital planning decision support.