UNSPSC 80171504: Stakeholder analysis

Public relations consultation services relating to the provision of stakeholder analysis services

UNSPSC 80171504 Stakeholder analysis (Commodity) encompasses research, facilitation, and documentation of stakeholder perspectives on organizational or community initiatives — work that state and local governments solicit when undertaking strategic planning, feasibility studies, equity assessments, and similar engagements requiring structured input from affected parties. Recent opportunities show municipalities and regional bodies procuring stakeholder analysis as embedded components of larger strategic studies rather than standalone services: the City of Moab seeks consolidation of existing downtown plans into a master plan; the City of Fort Myers requires stakeholder interviews within a pedestrian infrastructure feasibility study; the City of LaGrange needs stakeholder engagement in a roadway safety action plan; and Invest Atlanta requests community and stakeholder engagement as one of six service disciplines within a tax allocation district redevelopment consulting vendor pool. Issuing bodies span cities (Moab, Fort Myers, LaGrange, College Park, Wheat Ridge, Stockbridge, Rio Rancho), counties (Fairfax, San Mateo, Seminole), state agencies and university-affiliated procurement offices (Texas Education Agency, West Texas A&M, Washington Department of Enterprise Services, Oregon Department of Administrative Services), and special-purpose districts (Invest Atlanta, Citizens Property Insurance). The work typically appears in planning, transportation, equity, and municipal finance contexts where structured community input informs decision-making.

Geographic spread of recent activity concentrates in the Southeast and Southwest: Florida (Fort Myers, Apopka, Seminole County), Georgia (LaGrange, Invest Atlanta), Texas (San Antonio, Austin area via TEA), and Colorado (Wheat Ridge). Additional activity appears in Washington, Oregon, Michigan, and South Dakota. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Moab's RFQ for downtown master plan consolidation due July 28, 2026, with a fixed budget of $50,000 and emphasis on stakeholder coordination and analysis of existing plans; Invest Atlanta's RFQC for Tax Allocation District redevelopment consulting due July 20, 2026, which pre-qualifies vendor pools across six disciplines including community and stakeholder engagement and equity planning on a technical (non-cost) basis; and the City of LaGrange's RFP for a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan due July 23, 2026, where project approach and innovation score 20 of 100 points. Opportunities posted through June and July 2026 indicate steady demand in mid-year fiscal cycles; proposers should verify whether stakeholder engagement is a primary deliverable or a component of broader planning and feasibility studies to calibrate scope and capacity positioning.